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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1942
Page
2
A mixed article discusses wartime concerns from Japan's alleged global aims to a U S government drive for secrecy. It cites Machiavellian tactics, fifth column threats, and calls for vigilance as military leaders adapt to a changing UN command structure. It also notes a local Hansell Iowa wedding in the lumber sector.
An article discusses a long held belief that Japan seeks regional dominance in Asia and global hegemony. It references the Tanaka Memorial of 1927, allegedly presented to Emperor Hirohito and used as a strategic guide, with claims of its theft by a Cheka agent.
An assortment of wry musings and aphorisms on aging gender roles love and work fill a social gathering. A class discussion imagines Shakespeare if alive at 37.6 years old and a quip about ironing and labor shifts to love as the next step. A timeless note on cooperation ends with a nod to natural harmony.
Mr and Mrs Conrad Schmidt celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary hosting 72 relatives and friends. The event features Rev Schulz, vocal solos, a mixed chorus, a boys trio, and a silver themed reception with a three tiered cake, silver gifts, and well wishers for many more years of happiness.
What Shall We Eat What Shall We Eat Lent menus describe oyster fricassee with drained oysters in a white sauce, baked with bread cubes until golden. Garnish with parsley. Suggested salad of grated carrots and chopped cabbage accompanies the dish for a Lenten meal.
The government called 70 carloads of corn totaling about 114000 bushels to Akron, Ohio Buffalo New York and Mingrated area. Earlier 40000 bushels were sent to Chicago. Wood carver Gust Pufahl of Monona has resumed whittling art from wood using only a jackknife. his pieces are highly valued by collectors.
The North Central Division outlines five CCC programs to aid farmers in 1942. They offer purchase and loan options for eligible soybeans and corn with set prices, storage terms, and maturity dates through 1943. Eligible beans must meet quality grades and storage rules. loans carry fixed per bushel values and time limits.
The report notes burlap sacking allocated for peanut seed and seed potatoes may fall short of probable needs and will be increased. Farmers and shippers needing packing material should contact their normal supply sources.
Robert M. Loss, chairman of the Kossuth County Agricultural Conservation Association, urges farmers to sign and file 1941 parity and agricultural conservation payments in the county AAA office by March 31. Cooperators who have not yet received a 1947 application should contact the county office to speed payment. past delays were caused by late submissions.
The Mitchell Association of Congregational Churches met at Wesley on Wednesday March 18 with registration at 9 am and sessions from 10 am to noon. Pattie Lee Coghill spoke for the Board of Home Missions while Ethel Brewster discussed Foreign Missions. Mrs McBeath addressed the women in the afternoon. Officers include H A Miller, vice president Mrs Charles Dorow and secretary-treasurer Mrs Theodore Larson. member churches span Algona Britt Forest City Chapin Rockwell Mason City Osage Colwell Riceville New Hampton Ionia Bassett Nashua The Little Brown Church Weasley Orchard Garner Charles City Buffalo Center. An acre of stable land for sheep can support 3 to 8 ewes with lambs until sale.
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