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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
2
A short item notes Matt Matter covering a territory around Titonka extending Alteon miles by neighboring paper. The report cites a second class status and mentions Thoroughly as a descriptor of coverage scope in the Titonka post.
Two dogs killed a female skunk near Haysville. John Stein found seven newborn skunks in the den and placed them with a mother cat that had just lost her kittens except one. The unlikely trio now thrives as the seven kits and the lone cat kitten live together under care. No one will point to the acts of the legislature.
Thirty five years ago Wm Brandt returned with Mrs Brandt’s parents. Pannhuk and five children left for Grundy county to visit kin. Klondyke sold to Rock Island. One pair gloves lost. contact Gea Johnson’s oats granary. John and Heir Boekelman praised as up to date boys. Warm spell with 120 degrees in sun, 80 shade. John Burton injured by a horse but improving. Market quotes: corn 28c, oats 20c, wheat 50c, hogs 4.60, butter 12c, eggs 10c. Frank Franzen bought part of D A Hageard farm. C Sampson of Algona buys Durston hardware and furniture at Titonka.
Smallpox forced vaccinations in Conwith and Cedar Falls area. safety orders issued. Reports include a injunction served by the sheriff, a temporary closure of W. Durston hardware, medical concerns for a local family, a death in May 1900, church cornerstone plans, and a parade of local events, marriages, and school notes across Titonka and nearby communities.
A playful glossary lists humorous definitions of New Deal terms and figures, mixing political jargon with satirical takes. It includes items like Barter, Drought, New Deal, and NRA, alongside gossip notes about local residents and visitors in Iowa. The piece blends political parody with local social notes and confirmations.
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