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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1937

Page

8

Crop insurance plan on wheat sparks debate in Congress

The article outlines a proposed federal crop insurance program starting with wheat, funded by premiums in bushels or cash, aimed at building wheat reserves for shortages. It explains how premiums would be set by six year yields per farm, potential benefits like reduced need for loans, and notes about implementation limits to soil erosion program participants. It also touches on broader economic implications for power holding companies and naval armament.

Earl Godwin Ashington Insurance Corporation Popé Idaho Roosevelt Agricultural Department Congress Washington D. C Insurance -Corporation Supreme Court Great Plains Securities and Exchange Commission North American Company American Water “Works ‘and Electric Company Jim Landis Keen S. E Power Trust Holding Power Holding Electric Bond and Share Corporation SEC Power Trust Uncle Sam New York Judge Mack Securities and Exchange Law Dolen United States Ameri Ca England Japan France Germany Italy Grea Ee Spey Viscount Halifax von Ribbentrop Edward Lord Irwin India Hitler Balearic Islands Canary Islands

The Man Who Knew

A courtroom drama summarized as the defense lawyer questions where a hidden watch could be kept. The guard and prisoner engage in a tense exchange about the watch’s concealment, culminating in the prisoner’s whispered claim that he placed it beneath him.

Jones and Brown clash over calls at home

Jones asks if your wife calls you for every little thing. Brown replies that she makes a big thing out of it, highlighting a domestic spat framed as a witty exchange.

Jones Brown

Turn the Other Cheek Test Question Joke

A teacher prompts students with the saying turn the other cheek and asks Tommy what he would do if hit. He answers by asking how big a boy the aggressor is, displaying quick humor in class.

Tommy

No Need for Hurry For Years He Was Henpecked

A humorous tale begins with a husband confessing a dream where another man runs away with his wife. His wife replies with curiosity, and he says he asked the rival why he was running.

True Hospitality At Old Swimming Hole Sparks Dress Code Debate

A spinster recalls a scene at an old swimming hole where boys bathed nearly naked. The woman expressed horror while a freckled boy named Johnny insisted Jimmy’s father is a policeman and guests could enter.

Johnny Jimmy

Portrait of a Wife Sparks Doubtful Praise

An enigmatic exchange questions whether a portrait can capture a wife and life like reality. A friend asserts capability, claiming the likeness will provoke a strong, immediate reaction each time seen.

Eye maker Garland cited as flirt in old joke

The fragment recalls Garland remarking on a longtime admirer, joking about an eye maker persona. The line frames a quaint, humorous exchange and hints at a character known for fashioning eyes. No further identifiable details or context are available in the readable text.

Garland. News

Sailor’s Promise Diverts Lovers Paths on a River of Life

Miss Bliss rejects Tom Bright’s sail through life as she vows to go with him no more. Mr Tardy asks if she will sail life’s stream with him, but Bliss replies Bright has already won her heart with a pledge of aviation together.

Mr.Tardy Miss Bliss Tom Bright

Recalcitrant Bill in Cubator Chicken Attack

Fragmentary OCR hints at a legal or civic item labeled Bill No Vachcken with a tough mother figure. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. The text appears to be an odd note or cartoon caption rather than a complete news item.

Bill Joe Vachcken

That Explains It Luttrel and Helen Marriage Pay Gap

A quick quip from Pathfinder Magazine on wage differences tied to marriage. The dialogue pits Luttrel and Owen in a humorous exchange about a woman, Helen, earning a man’s wages and the reveal of her marriage.

Luttrel Helen Qowen Pathfinder Magazine

Out of Whack Gracey-You Mustn’t Buy Meat Across the Yoad

In this brief Tit Bits Magazine item a chirpy exchange notes caution about a local butcher across the road, with Gracey insisting against meat purchases while Wite worries he is a trustworthy seller yet has bought their scales.

Gracey

Delay Explained at Diner With Odd Tram Reference

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a delay at a diner with a waiter delivering a cryptic line about a special tram in South America and a returning character, leaving readers puzzled about the location and sequence.

South America

Experiences of Life by Lydia Le Baron Walker

A reflective piece on life used as a learning journey. It argues that experiences enrich character, from childhood envy of adults to the growth gained through judgment and consideration for others. The text emphasizes learning from events, balancing self and others, and developing resilience through experience. Bell Syndicate. WNN Service.

Lydia le Baron Walker Bell Syndicate WNN Service

Quotations on ambition humor and education

A compact collection of famous lines about leaving a legacy humor and the value of education from Bruce Barton Sinclair Lewis F. LaGuardia and J Edgar Hoover. The quotes reflect motive sense of humor endurance and the role of schools in facing time.

Bruce Barton Sinclair Lewis F. H. LaGuardia J. Edgar. Hoover

Armenians and their historic borders in brief note

The Armenians are Caucasians of the Iranian branch within the Indo Germanic family. The present Armenian socialist republic, formed in 1918, lies in Europe, while much of the ancient Armenia was in Asia Minor, largely now part of Turkey.

Armenia Socialist Soviet Republic Turkey Asia Minor Europe

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