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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
2
The Titonka Topic Leed Wolfe Publisher is registered as a newspaper with a second class mail designation. It states subscription rates at 4.60 yearly in advance and 2.00 otherwise, with 2.60 for Canada post offices.
A long Iowa opinion piece laments endless rain and mud delaying travel and business, noting gravel roads cost high maintenance and delaying hard surfacing. It urges a shift to concrete roads and cites state funds, debts, and a call for bank deposit guarantees to protect public and private funds.
Discussion notes that Nebraska banks offer safer deposits with 3 to 4 percent interest, while Iowa rates are higher but riskier. A Coolidge Jardine committee report criticizes the Intermediate Credit System for forcing loans through banks, suggesting possible legislation with Congressman Dickinson to orderly crop marketing in the West. Political turnover and ongoing national affairs are anticipated as the region faces typical seasonal noise.
Iowa Supreme Court upholds county area plan as constitutional aiding bovine TB eradication in the state. Judge Thornburg notes the ruling clears objections raised in other counties and leaves the accredited plan undecided as not properly brought before the court.
For sale bright bred White Leghorn roosters at bargain price from B Penning Rt 2 Buffalo Center Iowa. Also for sale P. 5 Duroc Jersey pigs by J A Huisinga Woden Iowa. House work offered by Mrs C B Miller Titonka by hour day or week.
The opinion notes that if the question had been properly raised a similar ruling would follow. Fortieth General Assembly legislation is declared valid. The daily papers report John Schondelmaier of Park Falls Wisconsin forced to drive three jail breakers 350 miles to Decorah Iowa. He fed them then drove them to six miles south of Decorah where he shot all three before they exited his car. they are in sheriff custody.
A large crowd gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Ing in Woden last Thursday to celebrate their 50th anniversary. Rev Killan spoke at two and a delicious supper followed later. Distant relatives included Mr and Mrs Henry Conradt Chanier Minn Mr and Mrs Conrad Conradi Sibley Iowa Mr and Mrs Casper Weigand Slayton Minnesota Mr and Mrs Hine Oltez Miss Charlotte and Alice Kock Mrs John Harms Mrs Henry Kock and Mr and Mrs Albert Ross Wellsburg Iowa at the Conrad Geisi of
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