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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1923
Page
2
The Titonka Topic published by LeBo and Wolfe announces publication details and rate cards. It notes post office second class mail status and subscription prices 1.60 prepaid 3.00 at door 92.50 to Canada. The paper claims wide territorial reach unavailable elsewhere.
Palo Alto Reporter notes Cummins will not seek re election and Dickinson of Algona is seen as strong successor for northern Iowa. It details candidate speculation across counties Emmet Spencer Kossuth and Palo Alto with focus on primary road costs and upcoming June primaries. It cites C B Hutchins column on paving costs from Algona to Burt and Titonka to Hurt.
The Whittemore Champion calls for Senator H. C. Adams of Des Moines to resign after his remarks opposing relief legislation. The AP poll showed farmers favor tax cuts as the best aid, while Adams urged thrift and economy as the path to helping farmers regain footing.
The Presbyterian Ladies will hold a bazaar with oyster stew lunch and dinner in the basement of the State Savings Bank on Saturday December 1. Dinner and supper will cost 40 cents and 25 cents for lunches. Everyone is invited to attend.
Local residents and visitors including Carl Tegtmeyer George Quinn and Ray Valley were active with farm business calls and social visits in Britt Mason City and Forest City. The Mertz family moved into a new regimence north of the M. E. church and a local Legion event screens films at Woden with Uncle Tom's Cabin and Action pictures.
Notes on local moves for teachers and staff to various towns for Thanksgiving. Advised Christmas goods at the drug store and Wright’s meat products. Also mentions Ocean Beach California visit by Adolph Missal and wife and a critique of Wilson’s Armistice Day speech.
The item notes legislative future in December 1928 extra session and district representation changes as Senator Adams leaves the area. It also mentions Eureka cream for Thanksgiving, drug store sales, and R. S. Sherwood rumored for Kossuth County Auditor with decades of local journalism background.
Rep Patterson of Kossuth county plans to again push his state income tax bill at the extra legislative session. The measure is unpopular though the state has ample funds, and critics warn the session may be misused for pet measures. Gov Kendall feared such aims and questioned the session purpose. A Torreng land bar proposal could save taxpayers more than an income tax.
Rankin Brothers advertise boiler repair service for high and low pressure boilers including schools creameries laundries and electric light plants. Also repairs threshing machine boilers. Located 629 South Carolina Street City. Now is the time to subscribe.
The Dispatch denounces the abstracting business as graft and unnecessary, urging supporters of Rep Patterson to back Construction Whe and the Torrens land bill to gain widespread backing and push reform.
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