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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
3
The Tonite urges voters in Kossuth County to support Brookhart for U S Senate, accusing Dewel of bias against Brookhart and calling for Republicans and Democrats alike to cast ballots for Brookhart next Tuesday. The piece labels Brookhart popular and urges turnout.
The piece urges voters to support Miss May Francis of Waverly as the Republican candidate for State Superintendent of Schools. It notes her primary nomination was fair and dismisses past critics as unfounded, encouraging backing of her candidacy.
State Superintendent of Schools notes Kossuth county as Congressman Dickinson’s home base and urges all voters to back him for Washington representation. Voters are told he is capable for higher office and may become a Iowa senator.
An exchange argues that schooling adds income over a lifetime but warns that ambition and hard work are essential. It notes educated workers earn about four times more than uneducated laborers, yet stresses teachers and parents share responsibility for guiding students.
The Palo Alto Reporter notes former Secretary McAdoo attacked the current administration for not undoing his past work while neglecting to acknowledge his role in higher freight rates and wartime spending. The piece argues Democrats often omit war costs and debt reductions achieved under prior administrations.
The Swea City Herald notes Sam Drake of Mason City and Swea City backs Brookhart for U S Senate this fall. Drake, a longtime independent political satirist with a sharp tongue, has caused waves in Kossuth County politics in past seasons.
Ringsted Dispatch quotes frustration over Herbert Hoover permitting Pennsylvania hard coal to be delivered at 9.26 dollars per ton, claiming he betrayed working people and siding with corporations. It questions how long Brookhart will last if sent to Washington.
Fred Kagh of Algona asks for the one year price of the Titania Topic and requests immediate copy with payment to follow. The note references Denton’s Drug Store where liquid glass and the egg preciver are available.
Wanted 500 boys and girls to start savings accounts at Titonka Savings Bank. For sale purebred Toulo Reese at 2.50 each. Phone 10-39 Mrs W Freitag Titonka Iowa. For sale purebred Barred Rock cockerels come see them M Squires Titonka Iowa
Mrs. C. S. Coffin and Mrs. L. R. Daniels hosted the M. E. Ladies Aid at Miss Bertha Daniels home with plans for a November bazaar. J. B. Jain weakens at home. Bertha Jain reports. Hallowe en party at Ed Bierstedt’s. crowd enjoys decor. Mrs. Loewe moves to Bancroft to work in a cafe after two weeks with her daughter. Little Richard Chipman injures arm. Harold Smith and Fred Lavreng had a runaway near Algona. Baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. F. H. McFadden at Mason City hospital. Shelby Stevens’ Corwith house nearly burned Friday evening.
Community scraps note bake sale proceeds for the boy scouts at a Grover Earage event. A child suffers a broken arm last week. Local residents visit relatives in West Bend Fairmont and Bancroft with illness and a reported death. Several families spend Sundays with kin in Fenton and St. Paul as notices conclude with Denton soda fountain prices.
A note from purchaser W. Swanson offers daily buying of hogs and cattle with a contact hint to see him for sales. The message emphasizes ongoing, consistent trade opportunities.
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