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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1921

Page

5

Falk Motor Co Manager Reports Camp Grant Auto Findings

A. G. Falk, head of Falk Motor Co., returned from Camp Grant Rockford where government cars priced high were observed. The Major explained government contracts prevent sale or giveaway of stored autos, with disposal only via war department. County would bear freight and fuel, using duplicate receipts to control costs while engineers travel in style.

A.g.falk Therasyéré I. S Falk Wag Dalgn Govar Misht Aundjor Falke Ayho War Department Board of Supervisors Bro. Dewel

Potash Prices Drive American Farmers to See Abroad

The piece argues Americans rely on German potash trusts despite large local deposits in Wyoming and New Jersey. It notes wartime digging, delayed shipments, and postwar price jumps from $40 to $125 and then 150 per ton, enriching German shareholders while American plants idle.

Potash Trust Germany California Wyoming New Jersey America Iss

Price Pressures Ride Down on Local Markets

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate merchants complain about price maintenance tactics. The text mentions efforts to keep prices high while buyers resist and demand lower costs. No clear dates or names are readable.

Don't Sell Liberty and Victory Bonds Now

A patriotic editor warns readers not to sell Liberty and Victory bonds. He notes prices have risen from a discount to near par and warns of slick buyers offering above market to take them off the market. Prompt mentions Uncle Sam’s bonds remaining strong.

Sam Folka

Red Cross Roll Call Heads to November Roll

Red Cross enrollment proceeds in the Armistice Day to Thanksgiving period led by Mary Pazdera of Kossuth County chapter. National and local support is urged as funds exceed ten million dollars this year, with local chapter funds sustaining disaster relief and soldier care efforts.

RED Cross Armistus Miss Mary Pazdera Kossuth Eadquarters Chicago Tral Redross Pueblo San Antonio Gisan

Moonshine in Minnesota and a New Moon Boy

A humorous item reports the wife of a man named Moon bore a fine boy described as a new moon. The fuller drank himself full, woke with twenty five cents missing, and a quarrel with his mother-in-law ended with a club impact.

Minnesota Moon Shotal Sclipse

Fonda Times Reports Hard Times Demonstration

The Fonda Times notes weekly Wednesday and Saturday night gatherings showing a quarter of a million dollars in automobiles on a $400,000 pavement. Patrons visit the cinema, shops, and eat snacks as they mingle discussing their financial struggles.

Fonda Fonda. Times

Family Suffering with Illnesses in Geneva Iowa

Mr and Mrs Anton Pannkus of Geneva Iowa report their daughter Zelda is in the Lue theran Hospital Hampton for a serious operation performed November 18. Their son Howard recently fell and broke his leg but is now starting to walk again. The family cites a hard winter of sickness.

Anton Pannkus Geneva Iowa Zelda Jn the Lue’ Theran Hospital Hampton Howard

City officials discuss power rate cuts with Iowa-Minnesota Power

Mayor Miller and Courttmay Wolcott traveled to nearby towns to organize a meeting with Iowa Minnesota Power Company representatives. The session at Buffalo Center gathered officials from Bancroft Ledyard Thompson and others to discuss reducing light and power rates.

Miller Courttmay Wolcott Iowa Iowa-Minnesota Power Company Buffalo Center Bancroft Ledyard Thompson Matter L. C. Gordon Albert Lea Bill Gillen Elmore

Doctor M F Smith Injured In Auto Accident Near Britt

Dr M F Smith suffered a minor accident Friday near Britt when steering gear failed. His car veered into a ditch and struck a telephone pole, injuring a front wheel while leaving his spirits rattled but not seriously harmed.

Bootleg Togle Poem Warns of Prohibition Perils

Walt Mason laments a bootleg drinker who goes blind after a half pint, a cautionary piece railing against Prohibition era illicit liquor. The verse condemns bootleggers and celebrates freedom while warning of deadly consequences and graves.

Titania Ladies Bazaar Supper Menu Details

The Titania Ladies Bazaar offers a supper featuring chicken pie mashed potatoes and gravy baked beans pickles rolls and butter and coffee cake. The event is scheduled for Thursday evening December 1 at 6 o'clock.

Titania Ladies Bazair

Marriage of Dick Baada and Marie Plogier in German Township

The wedding took place Monday afternoon at 2 PM at the home of the groom’s relatives with Rev. Dr. Squires officiating. Dick Baada, a progressive farmer, and Marie Plogier, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Plasier, are well known in German township. They will reside on a farm and are greeted with congratulations from numerous friends and family.

Atc Frag Baada Dick. Baada Marie Plogier Squires M. RB Titonka John Plasier German Township

Titonka and Fenton Basketball Teams Set Rematch

Titonka and Fenton high school boys and girls teams will meet again Friday evening in Titonka. Coach Bennett has led strong practice and the squads show improved gamework as expectations rise for a tight, competitive contest.

Titonka Fenton High School Lentan

War Finance loans big totals to farmers and stockmen

The War Finance Corporation reports more than 22.66 million dollars in credit extended to farmers and stock raisers in 19 states since August 24. About 82 financial institutions distributed funds, with Montana Minnesota Missouri North Carolina Arizona Kansas New York Virginia Idaho Nevada Iowa Nebraska Wyoming among the states. The largest single loan cited is 15 million dollars to Equity Cooperative Exchange, a major grain and livestock marketing coop operating mainly in Montana North Dakota Minnesota and Iowa.

WAR Finance Corporation Congress Montana Minnesota Missouri North Carolina Arizona Kansan New York Virginia Yaddanx Idaho Nevada Iowa Nebraska Wyoming Haveeenmade Equity Co-operative Exchange Farmers’ Co-Operatioe Grain and America North Dakota Towa

Two Victories for Penton Team In Local Friday Meet

Penton high school teams added two wins last Friday night as the boys and girls defeated visiting squads. The event showcased strong teamwork and scoring from multiple players, boosting Penton’s season momentum.

T. H.S Penton

Titonka Boys and Girls Win in Close High School Games

The girls won by 35 points while the boys edged Titonka 18 to 16. Annie Bruns starred for the girls as Titonka pulled ahead late in the second half. Mentions of upcoming declamatory contest at Lakota and various school activities follow, with notes on students, staff, and Thanksgiving plans.

Gina Annie Bruns Titonka Penton Ag Fenton Lic High School Lakota Messings Hell Pleras Thid Colum Olander I. S. Assembly H. S Swea Lori Fisher Dns Hartman Annie Brung Annie Mr. Hartman Vera Machiey Jeffs Jeffe Hansen Hdstors Laona Turner Geo Pannkuk

County Agents Attend State Conference in Ames

Kossuth County agents Maakestad and Fish attended the annual state conference for county agents in Ames last week. The event drew nearly all county agents and extension specialists from across the state to review the past year and plan the coming year. Notables included W. H. Lapp, H. W. Nichols, S. H. Thompson, J. C. Galloway, P. G. Taft, President C. W. Hunt, and other farm organization leaders.

Maakestad Fish Ames Extension Gpevialista W. H. Lapp Powtry Ek, Nichols Messrs Thompson J. C. Galloway P. G. Taft C. W. Hunt Iowa Farm Bureau Howard American Farm Bureau Federation Cunningham State Federation

Thorka High Tops Fenton In Local Basketball Duel

Thorka High School defeated Fenton in a mixed basketball match played Friday. The girls won 31 to 13 while the boys edged Fenton 18 to 16 after a tense second half. Spectators praised the visitors for strong goal work in a crowded gym.

Renton High Titenka Bart Wark Penton Gree Ipsd Thonke

Obituary: John Henry Grothaus 1849 1944

John Henry Grothaus born in Mle Mingdom Hanover Germany April 21 1849 died Nov 5 1944 while daughter lived in Sigourney Iowa He came to America at 18 settling Grundy County Iowa Married Jan 1 1875 to Tana Theres Eggore They had eleven children two died in infancy Herman J died 1916 age 36 Surviving siblings and nine children listed with residences in Iowa Minnesota and Illinois Twelve grandchildren noted Buffalo Center Tribune reports.

John Henry Grothaus Mle Mingdom Hanover Germany Sigourney Towa America Grundy County Tana Theres Eggore Abbott, Ie Hardin County Herman J Abbott Iowa Kossuth County J. G. Grythaua Tam- Ron Henry C Delft Minn

Methodist Action At Epworth League Carnival at Church

The Epworth League plans a carnival in the church basement Friday evening with Ringbg Bros. performing for several hours. Thanksgiving services are set for Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. The Lyceum course resumes tonight with Dr G Whitfieldday speaking on South Amepieg. Ladies and Doane young people host events Friday and Thursday evenings with a special program Friday night.

Methodist Allation Epworth League Ringbg Bros Lyceum de. G

Washington groom weds Misa Florence McGruder in Britt

Dake Critz formerly of Thanks and Well known, now of Washington Iowa, married Misa Florence McGruder of Britt this morning at 7 at the Catholic church in Britt. The couple will reside in Washington Iowa.

Dake Critz Thanks Washington Iowa Misa Florence’ McGruder Britt

Secretary Cunningham Seeks Farm Bureau Role in War Finance

The text alleges Secretary Cunningham of the Farm Bureau in Des Moines traveled to Washington to sway Congress for allowing the organization to net for the War Misanece Corporation and loan funds to farmers directly, suggesting a corporation would be required in every Iowa town to meet War Finance rules. It also notes bitter cold Friday night with subzero readings and mentions rental room inquiries.

Cunningham Farm Bureau Des Moines Washington War Misanece Corporation War Finance Corporation

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