Titonka Topic and Frank Clark History Column
The Titonka Topic reports on Frank Clark and local publishing notes. It highlights subscription rates for Kosuth County and Titonka trade territory and outlines renewal rules. It discusses national agriculture policy and a plan to sell farm surpluses at cut rates with government subsidies, amid a stalled farm aid program and voter sentiment toward the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Httle
Department of Agriculture
Trade War Beyond Munich Threatens Americas Markets
The piece frames a clash between Cordell Hull and Adolf Hitler as a global trade battle. Hull pursues trade agreements to boost free flow of goods, while Germany uses barter and credit schemes to gain markets, especially in South America. Germany seeks cashless credits usable only within Germany, heightening conflict potential. The outcome depends on policy shifts, renewed talks, or renewed German initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
America
Cordell Hull
Adolph Hitler
Business Week
Munich
Europe
Americas
Hull
Canada
Britain
France
Reich
Hitler
Schaeht
Reichsbank
South America
Sudetenland
Central Europe
Engleh
Sudeten
Childlike Faith and the Purity of Jesus Teachings
An analysis of childlikeness as a virtue rooted in innocence and trust, linking Jesus gentle approach to children with spiritual thinking. It contrasts childlike purity with worldly skepticism, cites Mary Baker Eddy and biblical verses, and urges humility, loving faith, and detachment from material pride.
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Paul
Asa
God
Jesus
Christian Science Monitor
Driving safety hinges on today not past praise
The warning stresses that reputation for safe driving means little if you neglect safety now. Precautions must be continuous, not limited to certain spots or hills, and remembered whenever you are behind the wheel. A single lapse can lead to a serious accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Iowa Farm Outlook Predicts Stronger 1939 Demand
Iowa State College economists in Farm Outlook forecast better 1939 demand for farm products than 1938. They cite higher consumer spending, ample feed and grain supplies, a favorable hog and dairy outlook, but warn about lower export demand due to trade limits and subdued commodity prices. The report notes corn loans, hay abundance, and potential price dynamics across oats soybeans and beef cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Farmerg
Towa
Butte
Iowa State College Agricultural Economiets
Great Britain
AAA
Iowa
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Iowa Poultrymen
Anieresse
Obituary of Edward G Bruns Passes at 79
Edward G Bruns born December 1 1868 in Freeport Tlinals died November 9 1948 after a lingering illness at 79 years 10 months 8 days He married Maggie Shmelg March 12 1890 and they had five children two survive His first wife died June 4 1922 He moved with parents to Grundy Center Iowa at age 8 and farmed in Kossuth County later Tadonka Titonka Buffalo Center and Sioux Falls before retirement He and wife Hannah Biden opened the Bruns Cafe He died after a final wish to go home at his bed side were his wife and daughter Anna He was a Congregational church trustee.
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Edward G.bruns
Freeport
Tlinals
Maggie Shmelg
Grundy Center
Iown
Kossuth County
Titonka
Bruns
Hannah Biden
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Buffalo Center
Gotive Business
Titanka
Brings
Kright
Handa
Anna
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the Titonka
Frank Clark
Pupritsink
Kosauth County
Kossuth
Paris
Fred W. Braune
Uke Say
Hiffilo Canter
Hlafello
Ts Board
Raith Miben
Guy and
Hanry Af Titénka
Humboldt
Horase Schahtk
Chystel Lake
Slater
Harry Gdoks
Britt
Edward G. Bruns
Adlerika
W. J. Denton
Drugeist
Hamilton Produce
Joe Greenberg
Algona
Foster Furniture Company
Algona, Iowa
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