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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
2
The Titonka Topic notes its publisher Ldr. O Wolfd and states it is entered at the Titonka Iowa post office as second class mail matter.
The author argues for expanded federal support through the Farm Loan and road programs, urging Congress to fund rural improvements and town paving. They assert government investment raises farm prosperity, national wealth, and civilizational progress, asserting each dollar spent multiplies benefits.
A reflective note urging citizens to consider self governance and the role of government as a facilitator rather than a controller. The wording emphasizes citizen participation and responsible civic action in shaping public policy and community well being.
Charles Larson of Burt called at the George Larson home Monday. Tony Losey of Burt tailed for O T Anderson last week. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ward of Aygosa visited Frank Ward. Floyd Dusswa of South Portland visited Robert Ward. Matt Hansen sold poultry at Burt Friday. George Largon and Walter Anderson visited Algona. Gu Gibson and family visited Corwith relatives. Pern Andrews assisted sister Van Hansen with house cleaning. Wedding bells expected in Doan this week Thursday. Raymond F Frantz transacted business in Algona Friday. Delmar Dennis of South Portland visited Kenneth and Kermit Larson. Gilbert Nelson of Ringsted visiting B Larson family. Mrs Q T Anderson and Vesla Brest shopped Burt Thursday. J D Andrews and son Howard with O T Anderson tailers Thursday. Mrs Howard Andrews and sister Jo Bruneval spent Saturday afternoon with Ora SImmes. Caroline Hess employed at Aug Schroem home in Buffalo spent Sunday with Mrs Walker Anderson. Tracy, salesman for Economy Cattle and Hog Powder Co of Shenandoah, urged Doan farmers last week. Ethel Gibson assigned Mrs George Johnson with house cleaning this week. Floyd Schmidt, farm head in Doan neighborhood, left for Strawberry Point. Mrs Van Hansen and daughter Dartene visited J D Andrews Saturday. Sunday School and preaching at Doan church changed to 2 PM for Sunday School and 2 PM for preaching. Doan Ladies Aid Bazaar and supper planned Nov 17. Admission for supper one. Conrad Swanson visited his father at Titonka. Miss Faye Buffington returned home after assisting at Geo Hansen home. Master Harold Gibson of near Whittemore visiting grandparents Zack and Mrs Gibson.
Crystal Lake residents share weekend visits with relatives in Boone and Britt. Ray Drake visits Britt while Miss Ruby Rosenbauer visits in West Union. Rev Calkins handles business at Das Moines. Elmer Timby stays with Britt connections. Loretta Barrett visits Eagle Grove family. Mr and Mrs Join Hanson visit H P Sorenson. Lazarus Baron attends Buffalo Center party honoring Helen Barron. Albert Rasmussen and Peter Rinsmussen visit Sorenson. John Barrett attends American Legion convention in Kansas City. Bernadette Barrett and Wima Paul visit Mason City.
Local notices recount visits and travels of residents across Crystal Lake, Britt, Hayfield, and nearby towns. Personal news mentions illness like pleurisy, hospital stays, and recoveries, plus church events, weddings, and community gatherings at the farm bureau and school.
A string of brief items reports visitors and residents in Woden and nearby areas. Miss Murray of Britt visited Tuesday, Joe Cling of Buffalo Center called in Tuesday evening, and Dr. Bile of Buffalo Center was in town Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Bob DeBryn welcome a baby boy born Wednesday. Ted Bote and Paul Atherton attended a basketball game at Capital Lake Tuesday evening. Mina Vera Lawler visited Britt Thursday, and Mer Goodman of Britt was a caller Monday. Geckees Quinn and Tahertonington of Britt were in town Friday.
The Intersta Commerce Commission orders effective November 20 1920 a decrease in grain and hay freight rates with reductions on wheat and hay while fuel uprates on other items were announced. J M Anderson equity co operative reports the cut will not raise farmer costs but may affect grain shipment volumes nationwide.
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