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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1923

Page

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News of the Week Cuts for Busy Readers Digest

A compact roundup notes the American Red Cross budget for 2024 at 12 million dollars and rising tax totals. cholera impact on hogs. Fed Reserve branch bids. halted German reparations survey. wheat duty increase filed. coal chief resigns. Shreveport medal awards for life saving. Coolidge rail rate concerns. release of a captive in Mexico. Livestock State Bank closure. German mark losses. injunction against Ku Klux Klan group. postponed McCray probe. Calexico hotel earthquake shift. Denver voting machines sale. Grand Avenue State Bank robbery. two Imperial Wizard agents in klan row.

Notable 1910s Politicians and Notable deaths Across U.S.

The report lists diverse obituaries and notices: Samuel W. McCall former Massachusetts governor and congressman, dies of pneumonia in Winchester Massachusetts. George S. Huntington president of a railway dies at his Minneapolis home. Edward L. Hamilton ex-congressman dies after surgery in St. Joseph Michigan. Senator Curtis and Representative Anthony push equal rights amendment. EB Belmont notes. McCormick of Southern Pacific dies in San Francisco. several crossing accident fatalities near Charleston North Dakota. John Shepherd and Elizabeth Huss and daughter Margaret Hill among others. Charles Nelson Earle a Los Angeles fire official dies. Rockefeller heir Godfrey Rockefeller to receive $20 a year. four unidentified killed in train collision near Bridgeport Indiana. banking officials Harry H. Clark and Erwin C. Hartlage sentenced in Illinois. record speed flight by H J Brow reaches 259 mph. world live stock show in Chicago set for December. raids and arson at Greenwood Louisiana. US claims against Germany over Lusitania damages. hotel fire at Chillicothe Missouri.

Iowa Fraternal Congress Iowa Malvern Farm Bureau Polk County Commissioner of Internal Revenue Friends of the Iowa Tuberculosis. Association Schools of United States Department of Agriculture Mississippi River Green Bay Fort Madison John McCarley Williams Webster City St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital Emily M. Porter Winterset Lamont Uhivty Chiist Des Moines Hammill Croasa Cea Aister Tn Wieh Waterloo Iowa Buttermakers and Streamery Manasere’ and‘ Secretaries Association Historical Review Annals of Iowa Estate Agricultural Department D. R. Meyers Clarion J.C. Yonge Pensacola Fla Florida

Weekend Football Scores From Saturday's Games

Illinois topped Chicago 7 to 0 and Michigan beat Northwestern 9 to 8. Minnesota 34 defeated Northwestern, Notre Dame 34 beat Purdue, Yale 31 over Army, Cornell 82 crushed Dartmouth, Centre 10 over Kentucky 0, Yale and Army notable results.

Illinois Chicago Michigan Town Minnesota Northwestern Notre Dame Purdue Indiana Hanover Yale Army Cornell Dartmouth Navy Colgate Centre Kentucky

American Legion aid to farmers in South Dakota harvest

The American Legion workforce bureau at Aberdeen SD aided harvest work during eight weeks, placing 750 of 1,100 registrants with farmers. It provided meals for 800, lodging for 400, and shower facilities, with many assigned odd jobs while nonradical workers found farm employment. The project earned endorsement from federal, state, and municipal authorities.

American Legion South Dakota Lem North West Legion Dakotas Aldney Smith Post The Aberdeen American Legion Employment Bureau

American Legion Essay Contest Opens for Teens

The American Legion announces a nationwide fiction essay contest on Why America Should Prohibit Immigration for Five Years. Prizes total 41 500 with first, second, and third cash awards plus state medals. Entries must be 12 to 18 years old, one essay per contestant, up to 500 words, to be used for college scholarships.

American Legion America Legion National Americanism Commission The National Americanism Commission of

Legion Plans to Aid Poles in Naturalization Push

The American Legion is urged to assist a group of American-born men serving with the Polish army in seeking easier naturalization. Known as Huller's Army, they fought with Allied forces and argue they earned citizenship through their war service. Some were Polish citizens under enemy rule and labeled as enemy aliens, though they fought alongside the Allies. Efforts aim to ease naturalization rules for these men and for prior U S citizens.

American Legion Huller Alliedroops Legion Ektizene Poland Wall United States

American Legion aids California redwood forest conservation

The American Legion plans to help conserve California's giant redwood forests from lumbering and fire. The organization will cooperate with other agencies to protect these forest monarchs and proposes naming any new preserve after the poet-soldier Joyce Kilmer.

American Legion California Nancy Joyce Kilmer France

Doctor Pierce Yeast Tablet Claim and Buffalo Fame

The piece touts Doctor Pierce as a renowned Buffalo physician whose Yeast Tablets and Golden Medical Discovery are praised for purity and health benefits. It highlights long research, use of herbs, and a promise of tonic, nerve support, and women’s health aid. Send 10 cents for Aviator tablets to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids Hotel, Buffalo NY.

Doctor Pierce R. V. Pierce Pierce Buffalo

Wealthy speaker tests boys with purses prank

A Boston Transcript note recalls a wealthy man who visited a school and asked boys if they had purses. When none did, he mocked generosity, offering half a dollar to any boy who owned one. The same man, slated to speak again, faced prepared pupils with empty purses and repeated the trick, praising those who had money.

Boston Transcript

Trivial Troubles Told For Laughs Among Friends

An excerpt notes a person sharing small personal woes to amuse friends and elicit laughter, reflecting social bonding through light self deprecation.

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