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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1935
Page
2
The note outlines subscription rates for Titonica trade territory and beyond. Rates are $1.00 per year in advance within the Titonica trade area, $1.50 if not paid in advance, $1.50 outside Titonka in other states, and $2.60 per year in Canada and foreign countries.
A reflective piece argues fear dominates modern life from illness to debts and rain plans. It calls for teaching children to be unafraid and for homes and schools to be training camps for courage, promoting safety, serenity, and accepting events as they arise.
The Luverne News editor Colaman is reportedly to wed, amid remarks on Senator Dickinson and Roosevelt era politics. Iowa Republicans discuss selecting state and district tickets while American Educational Week promotes home school cooperation. Buffalo Consolidated’s school invites visitor participation and feedback. Frank Kettwich, aged 75, celebrated a long life of health and farming. Election funds to be used judiciously going forward.
Wm. Boyd and Wm. Farnum star in Hop Along Cassidy. Dorothy Wilson appears in On the Screen with Weds and Thurs November 20 21 showing Tim McCoy in Square Shooter. Hugh Herbert also features in the lineup.
A Woden weekly note spread of births weddings and visits. Clara Kramer spends weekend in Crystal Lake. Barbara Ann and Zelda Marie named on newborns. Miss Mabelle DeBruyn moves Britt to Titonia. Clara Orthel called to Thompson for Mrs Stein care. The Woden Thespian Club staged Stars and Groceries with Pierrette Charlotte Valley Plarvot Mauries Fredrickson Harlequin Delbert Lundgren. The Usual Way pantomime featured Ruby Gibson James Buns Leroy Thorne. Arthur Smith ill with pleurisy. many residents visited Mason City Britt and Stilson for family and church events.
A 1936 notice outlines rules for corn hog contract signers including disposal of excess hogs by November 30 1936 and keeping records of purchases and sales. It warns that contracts not fully complied with by December 1 1936 won’t be certified. It mentions county poor farm disposal limits and invites readers to inspect the Jasperson farm for sale at 12 800 dollars through the Topic office.
The excerpt outlines a stage play with three acts set over two weekends. Act I covers Saturday evening, Act II unfolds Sunday morning, and Act III returns to Saturday evening two weeks later. The text presents a concise play structure with time shifts and repeated setting.
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