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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1936
Page
2
Advertisement lists subscription prices and rates for Ti tonke trade territory and outside areas. ABSCRIPTION RATES $1.00 per year in trade territory, $1.50 per year in advance outside the territory, $2.50 per year in Canada and foreign countries, all payable in advance.
The piece argues the GOP must rally independent western Republicans and unite with progressive farmers of the Midwest to have a chance in 1940. Citing leaders La Follette Gilchrist Borah Lempka McCumber and Ag Holmes quote To Your Tents O Ye Republicans.
A notice from the North Iowa Press Association states it is transferring its membership to the editorial associations of Maine or Vermont due to expediency and other factors. It also asks consideration for an associate or social membership in your group, describing it as a quiet, back-row position.
Renwick Times editorial urges support for the administration, claiming twenty seven million voters cannot be wrong and that backing the policy transcends partisan lines. It frames the electorate as a decisive majority behind the current leadership and calls for unity.
Glidden Iowa based Glidden Rural Electric Cooperative invites bids to build about 57 miles of rural electric distribution lines in Carroll County. Bids open at 10 00 A M on November 19. Separately the State Conservation Commission arranges Railway Express Agency offices to issue special permit tags for fur shipments out of Iowa.
School notes cover student journalism staff lists, home economics dinner plans for the school board on November 28, biology and general science class projects, a music meeting led by Mr. Stover, and upcoming basketball schedules and team changes. The junior high marks National Book Week with mini books, while several grades prepare posters, plays, and classroom displays.
The article traces direct selling of hogs and other livestock in the United States from 1924 to 1984, noting rises to 41.4 percent for hogs and highlighting enduring direct sales since pioneer days. It explains how Civil War rail transport spurred central markets, while direct selling persisted in Corn Belt, Southwest, and Pacific regions as an efficient marketing method.
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