Titonka Topic Reflects Postoffice Move and Editorial Transition
In Titonka Iowa the Titonka Topic notes a post office matter as second class mail and announces publisher Lee C Wolfe. The issue discusses Wallace's Farmer and Iowa Homestead editor Henry A Wallace leaving to join national service, praising his career and aims in agriculture policy and social planning while noting the difficulty of the task and the value to farmers nationwide.
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Titonka
Boterad
Postoffica
Iowa
Thoroudhly
Lee C. Wolfe
Advan
Canada Post Offices
Wallace
Sldad
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Farmer
Federal
County Superintendent Reports on Rural School Standardization
County Superintendent Wm Shirley submits a report detailing all rural schools in Kossuth County meeting Standard Schools requirements since the law. The total state aid distributed exceeds twenty five thousand dollars, largely for playgrounds, libraries, and teaching equipment. The program increasingly funds full school needs, with equipment and incentives boosting quality.
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Kossuth
Ddstricta
Wm, Shirley, Co. Sunt
School Humor and Student News From Long Ago
Local school notes mix classroom jokes with student bios and spelling bees. Alumni dates, operetta reminders, and rosters list Glee Club, IVth grade to eighth grade activities, spelling contest participants, and class portraits alongside birth dates and teachers.
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Mansiel Lindhorst
Hisia Fulg
Lela Zwiefel
Louise Sachay
Lois Boyken
Algona
Roosevelt
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Sunday April 9
The Christian Science Churchs Lesson Sermon for Sunday April 9 centers on Are Sin Disease and Death Real. It features the Golden Text from Psalms 108 and selections from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The citations discuss forgiveness, healing, and the unity of healing and reform in Christian Science.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Farmers urged to bring discs for cold roller sharpening
To All Farmers notice advises not to let disc cut away and urges bringing it to Peters 9-10 A.M. for cold roller sharpener service. The brief item highlights a local service offering and the time window.
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Peters
Notice to halt firing guns within city limits
City warns all residents against discharging firearms inside municipal borders. Citing recent trouble, officials warn violators will have guns seized. Mayor Lee O. Wolfe urges compliance and adherence to the law.
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Lee O. Wolfe
Marshal-Swift Company program graces PTA meeting
A large and enthusiastic audience attended Monday evening as the Marshal-Swift Company of Mason City presented a program at the regular monthly meeting of the Parent Teachers Association.
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Mason City
Parent Teachers Association
Claude Sigsbee
Josgong
Lena Nelson
Prank Nelson
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Ringsted
the & M
Peterson
Lorena Peterson
Beulah Larson
Ray Isenberger
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Harlan Sigsbee
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Ray Bienstedt
Donald
Claude Sigsbes
Dowell
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Howard
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J. H. Zaike
Geo. Larson
Jim Stow
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Phelps
Kiemme
Fred Laurenz
George Larson
Portland
Maria
Martha Schoool
Watkins
Honor Roll A’s Students Named in Sixth Grade News
Honor Roll A's list includes Alice Kuchenreuther Ka Signel Wood Jacquelius Callies Lula Eden Alice Budlong Marjorie Paterson Verdine Boyken Arnold Ricklefs Mary Jean Rachut Juntoy Batt Esther Fritz. Sixth Grade News notes Robert Budlong shared unsay willows. We plant hyacinths and jonquils this week as Harris Smith contributes a rosette school picture.
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Charles Read
Verdine Boyken
Audrey Brandt
Glarance Brandt
Geraldine Bruns
Signel Wood
Jacquelius Callies
Lula Eden
Alice Budlong
Marjorie Paterson
Arnold Ricklefs
Mary Jean Rachut
Juntoy Batt
Esther Fritz
Robert Budlong
Harris Smith
President's message on emergency bank legislation
The message urges immediate congressional action to empower the executive branch to control banks, reopen sound banks, and reorganize others, with amendments to the Federal Reserve Act to provide secured currency. It warns that continued strangulation of banking is unacceptable and predicts a rapid resumption of business and a new bank public relationship once enacted.
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House of Representatives
United States
Congress
Banka
Roosevelt Remarks on Immediate Urgency and National Restoration
Franklin D. Roosevelt states it is impossible to formulate complete measures to prevent past evils, but urgent steps should begin now. He signals two additional measures to be sought from Congress and outlines moving toward a founded national restoration program. March 9, 1933. The White House.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Whits House
Beaver News and Social Roundup in Portland
Local notes recount visiting guests at the Ringsdorts and a Portland Farm Bureau meeting. A long feature article discusses beaver colonies found in the state, their historical fur trade value, current pelts prices, and anatomical features including teeth tails paws and dam-building behavior.
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Will Davidsou
Donald ‘Wier
Donwid
Bowie
Order of Burt
Will Ringsdorts
Portland Ladies Farm Bureau
Chas. Leek
Ed Smith
Lewis Bartlebt
Ata
Jamnés O. 'Paitie
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Arizona
Iowa
Canada
Italian fascist rally targets thin women and crisis figures
In Italy black looks are cast on thin women as a fascist appeal for a return to fuller figures gathers pace. La Tribuna condemns "crisis creatures" and calls for better times, arguing the current scarcity does not fit the nation's mood.
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Italy
la Tribuna
Woman 87 Reports Energy From Iron Tonic blamed on Vina
An 87 year old woman, Mrs. Bardaré, attributes her daily vigor to Iron tone from Vinal tantes and thanks W. J. Denton, a drugist. She says she attends church and parties without fatigue, eats well, and sleeps soundly.
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Vina Iron Tone
M. Bardaré
W. J. Denton
Drugsiat
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