Titonka Topic Post Office Entry and War Era Issues
The text notes Titonka Topic mail matter class as second class in Frankas Iowa with subscription rates and terms. It quotes President remarks on pending legislation, wage policies, sales taxes and wartime financing. It discusses tax proposals, War Bond sales, and the impact on lower income groups amid global conflict and Russia aid. It ends with a grim note on farming hazards last year.
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Frankas
Iowa
Bosuth County
Titonka
Kogauth County
Canada
Congress
Raymond Clapper
Walter Lippman
Clapper
Lippman
Hades
Economic High Lights on wartime policy
Wartime economic policy debate intensifies as Congress weighs a seven point program. Economists favor strict controls on farm prices to stabilize the cost of living. Public reaction shows mixed newspaper support with reservations likely to fuel hearings.
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Congress
Burns and Ford teased in Fun and Fables column
A reflective column parodies modern life and labor, citing Burns and Henry Ford. It muses on tires, drafts, education, and civic virtue, noting a man rides a bicycle to work to save his car while hoping for personal and national improvement.
Swat Old Roosters When Hatch Season Closes
With the hatching season near end, Iowa State College specialist Ward Wagner advises disposing of old roosters and separating young cockerels from layers. Prices for old roosters run 10 to 15 cents per pound. dealers plan market days to aid removal, saving feed and improving egg quality by reducing fertility in eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Wagner
Iowa State College
Magnolias Bloom in Eldora on Local Properties
A magnolia tree over five feet tall at W.G. Brownell’s Eldora property is in full bloom with ten flowers and buds ready to open. Mr. Brownell notes the buds form in fall. Another magnolia stands at C. W. Hoase’s home, Typing Paper at the Topic Office in Eldora.
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Ploom
W.G. Brownell
Eldora
Local Social Notes From Lakota Area Gatherings
Mrs. Norman Pingle hosted guests from Ledyard and Wade Ball and family welcomed Algona visitors. Mr and Mrs Charles Peterson welcomed a newborn son born last week at the Griese home south of town. Community members Earl Blue Earth and Mason City visits are noted along with several trips by residents to Cor with Catherine finishing her second year. Illinois educator Dr Frank Luther Mott spoke at the Ella M Stearns memorial unveiling in Audubon April 11.
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Norman Pingle
Ledyard
Wade Balla
Charles Peterson
Peterson
John Griese
Roy Tipton
Mason City
John Heetland
Harry Mussman
S. P. Powers
Corwith
Catherine
Harry Wortman
George
Iowa
I. E. Wortman
Emma Gutknecht
W. E. Gutknecht
Lena Gutknecht
Gutknecht
Carl Gerzema
Wm. Aalderks
Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society
Coonie Roelfseman
Gene
Bobby
Pat
Roelfsema
Ifonois
Frank Luther Mott
State University of Iowa
Ella M. Stearns
Audubon County
Audubon
Mott
Stearns
Wartburg students remove fish from pond with pipe wrench
Wartburg College in Waverly allowed removal of fish from the central fountain pond after students placed some of their catch. The action followed a permit granted to remove the fish, replacing the traditional line with a pipe wrench to "catch" the wish.
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Wartburg College
Waverly
Doan Methodist Church Calendar and Vacation Bible School
Doan Methodist Church outlines Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. Sunday School, 11:00 a.m. worship. Daily Vacation Bible School runs May 26 to June 6 mornings 8:00 to 11:00 for ages 4 to 16. 10 cent registration. pastor as superintendent. Mrs. George Bonacker leads younger children. Women Society events May 27 mite box opening. hostesses listed. Doan notices include May events and VBS start at Titonka next Monday 9:00 a.m.
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Methodist Church
W. L. Patterson
George Bonacker
Children’s Department
Women's Society of Christian Service
Ray Milter
Wilbur Schram
Kenneth Swan
Harold Gartner
Harriet Schram
Doan
Watch Horses Feet and Care On Farms In Gear Shortage
A. B. Caine of Iowa State College urges farmers to involve veterinarians to keep horses parasite free and check dental work. Regular hoof trimming with pincers a rasp ensures peak work capacity and proper harness fit prevents sore necks and shoulders. Gentle nightly saltwater washes toughen shoulders and aid health. Flower care tips advise picking early flower stems from new plantings until mid summer to allow fruiting later.
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A. B. Caine
Towa State College
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Hitler
Fuehrer
Russia
Stalin
National Editorial
psioCuare
Swan Furniture Funeral Home
Kenneth W. Swan
Hrabaimer Phone
Town
M. D
Towa
Pierre Sartor
Stignka
H. I. Torgersen
Roy C. Ball
Calle
Titanics
Dr. E. J. Gallup Chiropractor
Keil
Titanica, Ia
W. L. Tindall
D. O. Osteopathic
Woden
Lows
Kossuth County
L. A. Winkel Attorney-at-Law
Quinby
Algona
van Ness and
Brunson
Heise Bldg
Quarton and
Miller County Savings
Hank Bldg
Henry H. Huisinga & Sons Contractors and Builders
Titonka, Iowa
A. M. Petersen
Hoff
D-X Station
Burns
Henry Ford
Topic
Lakota News
Clara Walker
Bancroft
SUN
MON
James Cagney
Royal Canadian Air Force
Nellie van Allen
Democratic
Alva Ubl
Alde
Foyeat City
Tyke Theatre
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Susan Hayward
Albert Dikker
Marlene Dietrich
Fred MacMurray
Adventures OF
Martin Eden
Claire Trevor
Glen Ford
Anconas
Hamilton Hatchery
Wickard
Swea City Hatchery
Swea City
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Ray Oesterreicher
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