Titonka Topic NK subscription and delivery policy
The Titonka Topic NK notes its Post Office second class status in Titonka Iowa and outlines subscription rates of 1.60 yearly in county and trade territory, 2.00 outside, and 2.60 for Canada and foreign countries. It explains continuing yearly subscriptions within county terms and discontinuation procedures for other subscriptions, with payment extensions possible by subscriber agreement.
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Titonka
Iowa
Kossuth County
Canada
Titonka Trade Territory
Economic High Lights and Industry Confidence Slowdown
The Roosevelt Administration faces industry mood shifts as officials and experts link optimism to policy and spending. Despite low inventories and robust deficits, business pessimism grows amid fears of hostile government action and external shocks. Secretary Johnson praises electric utilities for preparedness support, while Hopkins commends Portland Cement for trade association leadership amid regulatory pressure.
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Roosevelt
Innow
Seanstary of
Johnson
Ithe Electric Utilities
War Department
Nnational
Commerce Hopkins
American Trade ‘Association
Ithe
Chas Eo
Portland Cement
Oftice Department
Internal divisions in White House drive mixed policy toward business
The administration remains split between a liberal Corcoran and Cohen led faction and a conservative Mongenthau Hopkins wing. Conservatives briefly dominate, but permanence of conciliatory policies is in doubt. Japan delays ironclad Rome Berlin axis ties, seeking semi neutrality to avoid U.S. entry, while U.S.-Japan ties improve and Axis fears Japan’s loss as an ally.
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Thia
White House
Naderal
Corcoran and
Cohen
Mongenthau
Hopkins
Japan
Germany i
Italy
U. S
Germany
Nippon
Hachim Arita
Hitlers
Mussolini
Ito
Russia
Wolfe's Interesting Things on Southern Trip
Frank Clark asks readers to hear about a winter tour from Titonka to Oklahoma to Texas. The report recalls arrival home May 1, election talk in Kansas, the Will Rogers Memorial visit near Tulsa, cotton and peanut crops in Oklahoma, and notable sites in Okmulgee and Atoka with native-structure lore.
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Leontu Inez Wolfe
Frank Clark
Schadribers
Titonka
Iowa
John Nance Garner
Maury Maverick
Congress
San Antonio
Uthink
Iniane
Oklahoma
Will Rogers
Tulsa
Will ‘Rogers
Cotton Fields
Okmulgee
Rnad
United States
Southwest
Santa Claug
Alt ‘Atoka
Okla
As Spurbeck Sees It. Sweat City Herald Opinion Piece
The article argues against newspaper men fetching problems to the public, discusses Kossuth County publishers seeking to take all courthouse printing orders, and questions potential collusion. It notes outside firms receiving $10,000 vs inside publishers $500, and calls for oversight by county officials and taxpayers. It asks why local publishers should control all county printing, if concerns arise.
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Sweat City Herald
Algona
Fenton
Outtside i
Couity
Kossuth
Board For Supervisors
Enforcement as cornerstone of community safety program
Fred W. Braun argues enforcement is essential to public safety. He urges consistent application of speed limits and other laws, calling for courage from enforcement officers and courts to uphold regulations at the written limits without softening them.
Wesley Seniors and Faculty Entertained at Dinner
Wesley seniors and faculty, 24 guests, were entertained Sunday evening. The senior class list includes Robert Studer John Bottom Alvin Loebig Victor Mullin Jack Licksteig Charles Krause Lillian Johnson Ruth Mary Bauer Imogene Neuroth Vivian Studer Bernice Stalzer Pauline Moore Rose Mary Seiler Ruth Mary See feld Lavon Gerdes and Ralph Carlson. Commencement is planned for Thursday evening May 18 with processional invocation music address by James I Dolliver and presentation of diplomas by Supt Ravlin and board president L. Li Lease. Benediction by Rev Bottom.
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Wesley
Ravlin
Bottom
Bonnstetters celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bonnstetter marked their gold wedding anniversary with a two to five open house on Tuesday May 16 for friends and neighbors in Algona. They were married in 1889 at Glen Haven Mississippi and moved to Kossuth County then West Bend farm life, retiring to Algona in 1921.
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Algona
Martin Bonnstetter
Nooan
Glen Haven
Mwss
Kossuth County
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week in Austin Whittemore and Buffalo Center
Marriage licenses issued during the past week include William J. Bauder and Katherine H. Simpson both of Austin and Whittemore respectively, Walter R. Sohn of Buffalo Center and Eileen Obrist of Lakota.
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William J. Bauder
Legal
Austin
Ramsey Reformed Rev Calvin Schnucker Appointments And Schedule
Rev Calvin Schnucker of Ramsey Reformed announces Thursday morning service at 10 and Sunday services at 10 30 with English language worship. Evening worship canceled for Baccalaureate. Church School at 9 30. No Young People during May 21 week. Mission festival on June 13. Vacation Church School starts May 29. All school age children invited. Reports church school attendance higher than last year with 21 more present. Measles epidemic easing and attendance expected to rise.
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Ramsey Reformed
Calvin Schnucker
Titanic
Buffalo Center
Good Hope Lutheran Services and Activities Schedule
Good Hope Lutheran invites involvement from Rev. M. A. Schulz with services in American language next Sunday May 21 at 10 and Sunday School at 9. Choir practice Thursday evening at 8. Adult confirmation instruction Wednesday and Saturday evenings at 8 in the parsonage. Confirmation instruction Saturday 9 to 3.
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Good Hope
Algonquin Confectionery Manager John Behlmer Dies
Funeral services were held Tuesday at St. Cecelia's Catholic Church for John Frederick Behlmer 61 owner of the Algonquin Confectionery for 13 years. He died Saturday evening after over a year of illness. Surviving are his wife three children a stepdaughter eight grandchildren and a sister in Germany.
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Algona
St. Gecelia's Catholic Church
John Frederick Behlmer
Algonquin
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