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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1936
Page
2
Fragmentary notice outlines tariff terms with advances paid in foreign currency. It mentions a per-year rate of 1.56 and 1.60 in certain contexts, referencing territory and auto-related charges. The readable text points to payments to Glinaidé and other foreign countries and outlines advance payments.
The piece criticizes papers opposing Roosevelt, calling their attacks false and vindicated by the election. It notes rising newspaper costs due to the Security Act tax, predicts rate hikes like the Knoxville Journal, and warns that old age pension taxes will surpass existing taxes for many county papers.
The discussion notes that Senator Dickinson intends to practice law in Iowa after a rest, possibly remaining in Algona, his home county. The piece admires his standing and mentions his many friends across the state, while a separate line records Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Heifner and son Bilsworth visiting Des Moines for the weekend.
In a reflective piece the Council Bluffs Nonpareil laments delays in overhauling the Republican party. It recalls a 1932 low mood and a 1996 shift after expending fifteen billions for relief, arguing only time and changing fortunes can ease the party’s challenges as the tide ebbs after floods.
A historical Q&A outlines eligibility exclusions for the old age pension under Social Security. It covers age, employment exclusions, work history requirements, start of deductions, employer tax, pension amounts, calculation rules, death benefit, and retirement while working. It notes eligibility thresholds and the board’s aim to provide retirement income at age 66.
Lois Graham spent Saturday night with Lottie Graham. Mrs. James Shipler and her two small children spent Thursday with her mother.
Beulah Larsen of Algona and Mrs Rosdda Big watt hosted and guests included JoAn Robinson Mia Victor Appelgate Doris and Grandmother Mrs Himer Pot ue. Families from Charles City and nearby towns visited relatives, shared meals, and attended Sunday dinners at multiple homes in the region.
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