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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
2
The speaker argues that women's suffrage is a national necessity to curb corruption and elevate public ethics. She cites readiness, practicality, and wartime service as evidence that women should vote and hold office, projecting societal benefits and cleaner politics.
The piece lauds Theodore Roosevelt as a fearless public figure who spoke openly, led courageously, and kept the nation out of war when needed. It defends egotism as a virtue in service of truth and calls for strong action to harness industrial power, including hydroelectric development, to conserve coal and aid national unity.
Fragmentary text describes intense heat and fear across the Eggtern District, referencing a grandchild and a 66 year history. The passage mixes terms like ash, goose flesh, and in-store tones, implying a dramatic climate or event affecting residents and local regions.
The piece contrasts new state laws restricting electric utilities to chartered limits with movements toward public power and eminent domain. It notes Massachusetts and New York adopting measures to empower public control of power transmission as wartime and postwar aims evolve, stressing interconnection of plants as essential.
Sixty five cent wheat oats eight cents and eggs fourteen cents are listed in market notes. A resignation at Amesbury by C E Sachler is reported as preparing to move to California. In bygone years a poetess and writers visited Hetherville for botanical specimens. Ruby Butler attends Humboldt College. A controversial joke about forced marriage at age 42 is mentioned with Titonka band and local business updates. Lincoln Item in Germanita Record notes a person teaching at Gerlysburg, SD.
Visiting kin include Edith Budlong from Morningside College and J. J. Cosgrove awaiting marriage consent. Woden and surrounding towns report moves, graduations, fairs bound for St Louis, a farm sale of 200 acres, and local social chatter from Buffalo Center to Germantown Valley with town pride and road talk.
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