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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
2
The notice outlines rates for a yearly subscription in various regions. It lists $1.80 per year if paid in advance within the Mtonke trade territory, $1.60 outside that territory or in BRE states, and $2.60 per year for Canada and foreign countries, all payable in advance.
In the Advance editorials the piece argues that opposition to the 1036 presidential campaign shows an early clash within the GOP. It predicts continued cannonading could fade by midsummer, making it hard for GOP orators to alarm the public about the nation’s state.
An Algona Advance column predicts Roosevelt's re election is probable but notes a possible trenching to balance the budget may anger the Gimmo class and hurt Democrats. It cites Du Ponts Liberty League as opposing progressive laws and questions the 57 corporate lawyers judges including John W. Davis and Wickersham.
Fragmentary OCR reads a citizen’s comment on a court ruling with emphasis on Miz Depont’s crawl and the Supreme Court’s position. The garbled line hints at attention to the court's authority without clear outcome or dates.
The passage argues barbers have gained official privileges under law and ordinance, freezing prices and stifling competition. It claims consumers face restricted pricing freedom and barred demand for fair charges, leaving customers ignored and prices controlled by fiat.
Criticizes pity without action and mocks dramatic sympathy. Advocates genuine aid through anonymous giving and community funds. Emphasizes practical charity over sensational displays and warns against duplicating efforts. urges support for Christmas funds and general charity drives to aid thousands.
The American Bankers Association reports fifteen billion dollars in U S bank bonds are frozen, offering no real value beyond the government promise to pay. The writer argues that printing new money would avoid interest payments and spur business once released.
Emmetsburg Democrat salutes local newspaper folks for years facing county printing favoritism toward Waterloo Des Moines Mason City Fort Dodge and Boone. The piece calls for united action to end unfair practice and threats to the press community and county officers. The author condemns brokered salesmen and urges solidarity to reclaim fair contracts and support for local printers.
L. A. Dodge and daughter Lau retta spent yesterday here visiting his brother Wm. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer drove to Buffalo Center yesterday to visit his brother-in-law H. A. Wagner, who is very ill.
Mr and Mrs H J Braley hosted their bridge club Monday night Susie Pfiffner visited relatives in Emmetsburg Thursday and Friday Anne employed at Jewell spent the weekend with family Grace Kouba employed at W P A Ames spent Sunday with her parents Frank Kouba Des Moines visitors included Mr and Mrs A R Corey See also county teachers institute Algona Armistice Day banquet and local Legion activities Peculiar items cover tractors pheasant season and local real estate moves November 26 sale planned for Roy Taylor family relocation and corner pressings
Oldna Devine Arisa and others plan Oak to visit relatives at Fraetiy. Ane Filayy silat and team results show Wesley to lead 28 to 18 in favor. Mrs Marion Hall and Lowell Kent visit with Bert Myhre and Lester Lease in Algona area while Lowell stays with aunt. Mercy Hospital Mason City for tonsil operation. Auxiliary program Friday Nov 20 at Mrs Halvor Flom Jr home. Carpet raffle to Knoxville. Legion Auxiliar y and county meeting set at Wesley lodge hall with W Bar Hall as speaker. Twenty six tables at C D A party. prizes won by Arnderfey and McMahon in bridge, Hildman and Studer in 500. Grattidge door prize.
Woden news notes Henry Oudekirk’s 3500 mile motor journey to Texas retrieving no work end inArkansas and Tennessee. Marriage at Little Brown Church unites Ann Hofitzer and Charles Christensen in a double ring ceremony. Fred Helms’ father George Helms dies after gall bladder surgery in Tulsa. Woden upsets Titonka 26 19 in basketball debut. Local social items include Des Moines Ames trip for a Iowa State Drake game and Tindalls hosting a bridge luncheon. Appendicitis surgery for Wallus Ostercamp.
Neighborhood notes recount visits and greetings across Bett Monday and nearby towns. Memorial services honored Ed Wird Stenerson with Reverend Hotehing leading and songs sung by classmates, followed by a cemetery visit and prayers.
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