Titonka Topic Press Highlights Iowa Graduation Trends
The Titonka Topic notes that many Iowa high schools finish in May with about 11,000 state graduates this year. It cites rising female graduation rates and questions whether many women teachers influence outcomes, plus a Mason City speech on “gelishness” and local liquor-law enforcement incidents involving Britt mayor Armstrong and others.
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Iowa
United States
Jon. E. G. Dunn
Mason City
Titan—ka High School
Dunn
Thue
Armstrong
Britt
Des Moines
Register
Can You Read the Future Life Insurance Notice
Nebraska subscriber letter advocates life insurance citing a case of a man killed leaving a widow and two young children with no home or funds. The piece argues Life Insurance News as vital for living protection and for loved ones after death.
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Nebraska
Jawa
Memorial Day Reflections Call for Reverent Observance
An editorial urges solemn Memorial Day observances honoring veterans from the Civil War to World War I. It laments aging survivors, stresses duty to respect the fallen, and warns against desecrations or frivolous activities while calling for quiet ceremonies and grave decorations. Iowa Legionnaire report notes travel and local civic updates alongside farm issues and community notices.
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America
Iowa
Local News Notes From Waden And Nearby
Joe Kramer and family visited Heiko Stohr and family at Waden on Sunday. R L and Wm Lamoreux and families returned from Ilpkee after a week plus vacation. Rube plans a northern Minnesota fishing search with the preacher. William Lamoreux, a skilled angler, dislikes rough seas. Women cooked and knitted. Gus Richter returns from Ft. Dodge for a ninety day family stay after six months at the railroad round house. M P Haggard, son John, and Falkenhainer accompanied him.
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Joe Kramer
Heiko Stohr
Waden
R. L
Lamoreux
Ilpkee
Spirit Lkne
Spirit Lake
Minnesota
Wmn
Sway
Gus Richter
Ft. Dodge
Round
M. P. Haggard
John
Young Falkenhainer
Lost spectacles spark soil talk and farm humor in Titonka
A lost pair of rimmed spectacles in Titonka triggers a note to Mrs. John N. Koestler about avoiding long talks and offering first hand soil information. The piece mentions 800 Iowa farmers aiding soil improvement tests, future tours, and includes a dialect poem contrasting the hard work of farmers with their financial ups and downs, titled Pullin' Titts.
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Iowa
H. W. Warner
Boils Extension
Iowa State College
St Flelde
Glence
Dave
Titonka
Winder
John N. Koestler
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Titonica
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J. W. Woodcock
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Wesley Township
Chris
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Yomms
Dick Meyers
Towa
Guaranteed Sound
Ight
Dick Harms
Wammermill Bond
Colorado
Tamme Ada
Royal Union Life Bldg
Des Moines, Iowa
J. H. Junker
Fitonka
DR. Royd
Ball Graduate
Iowe
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Calla
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A. M. Petersen
General Auctioneer
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Lakota
Harrington & Dickinson
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Algona
J. C. Wiese
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Henry Meyer Real Estate and Insurance
Meyer’s Real Hatate Building
Titania
Haggard
Real Estate Loane
Firet Nat'l Bank
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