Titonka Post Office Listing and Subscription Rates
Fetored at the Post Office in Titonka Iowa details classify the newspaper as second class with broad circulation. Subscription rates are 1.50 yearly in Koosuth County and Titonka territory, 2.00 elsewhere in state and territory, 2.50 for Canada and foreign. County subscriptions continue unless canceled by subscriber or publisher. Other subscriptions lapse one month after expiration unless renewed or payment arranged.
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Titonka
Iowa
Koosuth
Kosauth County
Canada
Economic High Lights on Japans Threat to Pacific
Axis war risks loom as experts warn of potential U S confrontation with Japan over the Pacific. Embargoes on machine tools and oil tighten Japan’s economy, while a broader import boycott could cripple its silk and key supplies, potentially prompting military action to defend Philippines and other holdings.
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Hurope
Far East
Europe
Japan
Nippon
United States
Philippines
Dutch East Indies
British Malaya
Pacific
Oceania
Singapore
Australia
New Zealand
Washington
Guam
Naval Operations
Stark
Congress
U. i. Naws
Britain
I. 8
Woden News Social Roundup Features Family Visits and Gatherings
Local notes from Woden include Frank Baxter and daughter dining with Walter Dirksen. Mason City and Britt visits by various families. bridge and Legion Auxiliary events in Britt. Florida and Des Moines trips. plans for a March 17 card party. and multiple Dutch and Iowa connections among residents.
World War II power balance and Japanese threat analysis
A historical briefing evaluates U S naval options against Japan with Singapore as a base, notes Pearl Harbor distance from Manila, and discusses Japanese military mindset. It also cites Mussolini under Hitler and German influence in Italy, suggesting harsh terms if Germany wins and rising anti fascist sentiment.
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Japan
China
Singapore
Pearl Harbor
Manila
Cavete
Mussolini
Hitler
Gestapo
Italy
War Office
Mitler
Germany
Churetill
Local Socials and Meetings Across Hancock County
Britt visited Walter Dirksen's home Wednesday afternoon. Dick Senna and his niece Larraine Koch of Wellsburg visit relatives here this week. An AAA meeting was held in the Community Hall Friday afternoon with talks by county agent Peterson and M Townsend, chairman of Hancock county. Mr and Mrs Joe Anderson attended an AAA banquet in Garner Saturday evening. Bertha Weishaar of Garner and Dorothy Weishaar of Mason City spent the weekend at the Johr Rudisill home.
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Joe Kramer
Harnest
Gordon Welding
Crystal Lake
Luella Kapp
Des Moines
Helm
Claus Smith
Henry Orthel
W. L. Tindall
American Legion Auxilary
Britt
Jake Scheluger
Schelager
Britt War
Herman Buns
Henry Bode
Florida
Dan Meyers
Rowan
Mothera Club
Veron Paulsen
Vance
Jack Dietz
Kanawha
Tom Lackove
Marjorie Dirksen
Walter Dirksen
Ole Hangen
J. “Cg. i.Helm
Clifford Disenman
Claus J Smith
American Legion
Fred Gerdes
Floyd -Keltner
Vir‘vinta Walle
Fairfield
Ben Flavold
Silag Johnson
Minneapolis
Russell Kopf
Waterloo
Don Wilson
Wilson Bird Bunday
Joe Flumming
Whittemore
Henry Welland
Dick Senna
Larraine Koch
Wellsburg
Peterson
M. Townsend
Hancock County
Joe Anderson
Banqnet
Garner
Bertha, Weishaar
Dorothy Weishaar
Mason City
Johr Rudisill
Woden School News Highlights Season Finish and Activities
Woden high school closed its basketball regular season last Wednesday with a poor record but strong player development. John Rudhaill and Ivon Valley stood out, while Wayne Naser and Kenneth Buns aided defense and speed. The seventh and eighth graders were invited to Forest City invitational on March 25–27. Lorraine Wood and Normageno Smith won typing awards. Myron Brown joined as a sophomore from Corwith. Postseason focus shifted to volleyball and boxing, with the senior class adopting colors red and white, roses as flowers, and the motto Impossible is Un-American. The Class of 1941 has 14 members including Norma Abbas and Virginia Tindall.
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Woden
John Rudhaill
Ivon Valley
Wayne Naser
Kenneth Buns
Harold ‘Buns
Versil Isebrand
Jamey Valley
Kenneth Wilson
Eugene Naser
Forest City
General News
Lorraine Wood
Normageno ‘Smith
Myron Brown
Corwith
Norma ‘Abbas
Vance ‘Benson
Carolyn Buns
Jacob DeWaard
Burdella Glesking
Carol Mae Goslin
Allen Hicklin
Travel by train promises comfort and cleanliness
Old Man Weather extols train travel as clean and comfortable regardless of weather. Modern trains offer luxurious travel with reclining chair cars parlor cars Pullman sleeping cars and diners with delicious meals at moderate prices. Contact Rock Island Agent C Gardner A G Pla 721 Locust Street Des Moines Iowa for details.
Movement of Water Proves Pressure and Solute Transport
The unit studied by the second grade is Gardens and Planta. Students learn that moving water exerts pressure and carries dissolved substances, exploring basic concepts of water flow, pressure, and solutes in simple experiments.
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Ia “Planta
Methodist Church Schedule and District Institute Attendees
The Methodist Church lists Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. worship at 11:00 a.m. Epworth Leagues at 7:00 p.m. Rev Patterson serves and a second morning worship at 5:30 p.m. A list notes attendees at the all-day district missionary institute in Algona Tuesday, including Mr. and Mrs. Gartner and several others. Woman’s Society of Christian Service meets Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Budget notices call for pledge drive as the second quarter nears end, asking members to bring subscriptions at church.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Guy Carlson
George H. Johnson
Tom Young
Roas Buffington
Percy Brink
Pays to Treat Flax Seed Barley Sorghum as Oats
County agent A. J L. Brown states treating seed with Ceresan mercuric dust boosts stands and yields for flax seed barley and sorghum and can repay the cost through better crops. Seed treatment prevents seed-borne diseases such as smut and protects germination against damping off and root rots, offering notable value in many years.
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A. J L. Brown
Planting strains resistant to crown and black stem rusts
Seed treatment cannot prevent crown rust or black stem rust. choosing planting strains resistant to these diseases avoids outbreaks. The message emphasizes selecting resistant varieties over relying on seed treatment alone.
Seed grain treatment timing guidance for sowing
Seed grain may be treated as much as two and one half months before sowing, but should not be treated less than 24 hours before it go into the ground.
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Roy C. Ball
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Dr. E. J. Gallup Chiropractor
Keil Building
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D. O. Osteopathic
Horace
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J. L. Bonard
Iowa State
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Algona
L. A. Winkel
Quinby
Algona, Is
van Ness and
Brunson Attorneys-at-Law
Holee Bldg
Maurice C. McMahon
Beles
Algona, Ta
Quarton and Miller County Savings Bank Bldg. Y
Henry H. Huisinga & Sons Contractors and Builders
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Titania
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Algona Rendering Co. Pemmnit No
A. C. Bierstedt
Rural Watkins Dealer
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Earl Ward Rural Watkins
Wesley, Ja
Frank D, Fisher
Frank Clark
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Wv Ar Iain
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Frank Baxter
Fred Saathoff
Jaine
Hol Wood
Alvin
Jake Thieban
William Wood
Charles Baack
LeRoy
Betty
Alden
C. W. Goslin
Woden School News
Marcene Helm
Arlene Monson
Grace Smith
Charles Valley
Alvin Hinders
Marilyn Flath
Virginia Monson
Arlene Tegtmeyer
Grace van Hoorn
Colleen ‘Collins
Bingham No
Dennis Gerdes
Robert Johnson
Doreen Tegtmeyer
Robert Gerdes
Lyle Doege
Hajry
Eeonomy
Mock Island
Rock Island
Otl Island
Murphy’s
Murphy
Ted Hinders Woden
YOUNG
Tyke Theatre
Hopalong Cassidy
North West Mounted Police
Gary Cooper
Madeleine Carrol
Nelson Eddy
Jeannette McDonald
S. C. W. Leghorns
C. B. Leghorns
Anconas
S.C. R. I. Res
W. Wyandott
White Giants
Minorca
Red Cross
Kozy Houses
Hamilton Hatchery
U. S
Swea City Hatchery Phone
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Brown’s
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Northwest
Will F. Brown
Harold Cowan
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