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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
1
A local school day described with talks on sanitation light and ventilation. The author imagines effects of light direction on a child’s development and foresees future changes to schooling and mobility, then recounts a village event with public speakers and a banquet drawing nearly all households.
Nine weeks left in the school year as May 27 marks close with vacations to follow. The high school plans include an April 21 22 play Civil Service, led by seniors with Robb and Fisher. Local moves include Ladendorf buying D Craft residence and Rector moving to Waterloo while Buffaloes rumor spreads.
Fordney outlined immediate actions on the emergency tariff bill, anti dumping measures, and tariff and revenue law revisions. Wilson vetoes noted, repassage planned in six months unless permanent tariff enacted. Also reports on moonshining cases and rail freight costs affecting Livermore area.
Freight payments to railroad companies for corn rise sharply with a figure of 250 dollars per car noted from a Liver town. The report highlights the large sums involved in transporting corn by rail.
Sugar beet plant at Waverly to remain idle this year as many local farmers had grown beets for the Waverly factory last season and some had contracts. It is learned that contracted land for Waverly may have been shifted to the Belmond sugar factory. Reporter notes uncertainty.
A fragment urges George Nelson to open correspondence schools and offer practical training. It promotes setting up a shop and acting as chief instructor to attract young men in the community seeking industrial opportunities.
Classified ad offers a Sharpless cream separator new for sale by John Von Laven of Woden Ta. Asking price is 100 dollars if sold before April 1. Regular price listed at 150 dollars.
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