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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
2
A newspaper note states broad territorial reach with foreign advertising routed through The American Press Association. The emphasis is on exclusive coverage and association services for advertisers seeking nationwide presence.
Secretary Jardine sends two agricultural specialists from Washington to Iowa to study farmer conditions and push a new law. They will meet Governor Hammill and Des Moines bankers to gather facts as Cummins crafts a corn relief proposal amid political churn. The piece also notes Des Moines high school sororities and a board dispute over enforcement of a state law.
The La Verne News editor, in office over two years, defends accepting outside advertising to support the paper. He argues against restricting to local business and notes local ad revenue has declined while not soliciting other towns. He warns readers against censorship and urges accepting any worthwhile outside ads to sustain the newspaper.
Reports detail Mabel Hodges's serious injuries after a Sunday night crash on Primary road No 60 near Eagle Grove with other injured victims including Harry Bassett and Charles Sandin. Also noted are banker Paul Wessman’s exoneration in Fairmont, a murder case plea by Jack Sipes, a fatal football incident in Spencer, Claus Wibben’s leg injury, and Mrs Amelia Lawson’s bruising wringer accident.
An exchange between Helen and Aunt Emmy debunks guaranteed stock profits. Aunt Emmy warns that stock prices rise and fall with supply and demand, advising to avoid unknown promoters and to research brokers or use a bank for safe investing.
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