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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
7
After electoral results, the community shifts attention back to personal concerns as residents face distinct local issues anew. The remark suggests a pause in political contention and a return to daily priorities.
Calf Club auctions in Chicago set a new record as Kossuth county calves sold last month. Local entries brought top bids of 14.50 per hundredweight and several at 13 to 12.50 with 79 calves averaging 940 pounds at 12.32. Armour bid the high price for an 880 pound calf. The sale highlights years of youth programs influencing feeding and calf quality, with next sale tied to the International Livestock Exposition during Nov 29 to Dec 6, 1930. Local interests include Geo Lund of Marshall Putnam county and Des Molred participants.
Rudolph Larson finishes nicking corn and Pete Hansen shells and delivers at Titonka. Cora Hansen hosts bridge and travels to Iowa Falls. The Buffingtons visit Ross Buffington. Janice and Geraldine Larson visit relatives. many local calls and dinners occur. A death is noted in Davenport Washington involving related families.
The piece reflects on post war politics, noting Democrats and Republicans near parity, a calmer national course, and calls for shared responsibility. It mentions the Salary Grab issue, Bounstetter, and the election’s calming influence on government stability amid excitement. The author minimizes sensationalism and urges prudent governance.
Stores will close on Wednesday evenings starting November 12 and continue until next spring. Saturday night hours remain unchanged.
Algona area notices list routine business and personal updates from residents. Names include George Klenk, Mrs. John Pouelson, Jay Budlong, Frank Fisher, Vernell Zweifer, Howard French, Otto Falk, and others with health, travel, and local commerce notes plus holiday display ads and pheasant hunting reports.
Mr and Mrs Herman Bade spent Sunday at Blue Earth Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Leo Bleich and Lois Marie visited Mason City Friday. Mr and Mrs William Henderson and Jimmy spent Sunday at Mason City. Joseph Meurer Sr of Whittemore visited his son J T Meurer Tuesday. Bealth Welter Phyllis Cruise and Mildred Benton shopped in Mason City Saturday. Chas Loebig visited his daughter Mrs Ray Black and husband Sunday. Cornelius Nelson family were Sunday guests with sister Mrs Fred Eden. Mrs Al Wagner and children of Corwith spent over Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Felt. Wellington Drewlow of Omaha and Joe Vatter of Anita visiting during pheasant season. August Diekmann returned to Boyd after time with son Fred Diekmann and family. Mr and Mrs Henry Aman and Mrs Elizabeth Lame of Algona called at J F Meurer Sunday afternoon. Miss Adela Kleinpeter of Fort Dodge attended Saturday night game and visited with her parents the Kleinpeters.
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