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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1934
Page
3
Editors rail at candidates who seek free publicity and ads while editors back pay for space. The piece notes readers enjoy dramatic headlines from Fortune on war costs, armament investigations, and nationalization debates, with criticism of vast defense spending and international arms ties.
Florence Holt spent the weekend at home in Great City. Several visits occurred including Mrs L D Prewitt of Forest City, Albert Missal with his parents, and Bruno Steckear of Lakote. Many dances dinners and creamery meetings took place in Mason City Hayfield Grinnell Des Moines and West Bend with trips to Chicago Minneapolis and Minnesota.
Guy Carlson shelled corn Monday and delivered it to Titanica. Lloyd Hansen was out of school Friday with an ached tooth. Ray Hansens were dinner at Mrs. Alice Buffington's Sunday. Miss Bertha Wessels works for her cousin Mrs. George Hansen. Mr and Mrs Guy Carlson hosted the chivalre bunch Monday. Mr and Mrs O E Hott enjoyed the day.
H. Bonnst replies to C R Schoby in Kossuth County papers, arguing tax cuts credited to Turner and Herring administrations, citing county records for 1930 1933 taxes in Cresco Township and challenging sales tax impacts. He claims leadership for reductions, defends Beatty Bennet law critique, and urges funds from state sources to aid the poor.
Mrs Garnie Tood attended her son’s farewell as Dean’s delegate last Thursday. Mrs Van Hansen and Mrs J D Andrews attended the Mormon meeting Friday at the Congregational church.
The value of a smile costs nothing yet yields much. It blesses those who see it and does not impoverish the giver. It creates happiness, fosters goodwill, and makes each viewer feel of greater worth. It cheers others, gladdens the poor, and strengthens those who are down. If someone is blue, offer a smile to lift them.
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