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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
2
The piece argues against high costs and taxes hindering industry and employment. It calls for reducing operation costs and wages to stimulate factory growth and employment, warning that current public employment schemes and taxes fail to solve unemployment.
The piece notes last winter and spring famines in China and Russia followed by plague, warns of the Black Death origin in Russia, and reports expert doctors predicting strong defenses through medicine and quarantine. It cites Western nations bolstering border controls and American readiness to prevent plagues from reaching shores.
An interested publisher presses for an answer about Wells's Outline of History. The piece condemns his Civil War rhetoric and Bolshevik calls, noting a lack of time for the traveler's vast history and questioning scholarly patience.
Dr James Rhodes of Cambridge has been writing a history of the American people for 35 years and is not through yet. The piece notes his long study and expresses a view that the truth is not in Wells or his works.
Victorian-era analysis notes Norman Angell, famed pacifist, now argues in The Fruits of Victory that postwar indemnities push Germany toward prosperity, potentially leading to renewed conflict. The piece highlights fears of another arms conference as crucial to world peace.
Farm Bureau plans a statewide one day drive on Wednesday October 12 aiming to lift enrollment to 150. The $5 annual fee funds local state and national Farm Bureau bodies with 340 cents to county 59 to state 60 to national.
Iowa officials report funding shortfalls crippling state cattle testing and inspection programs amid rising disease risk. A Shelby Winnebago county gap leaves cattle condemned or misused. farmers union alliances shift as equity talks unfold. Local items note wedding recalls, aviation visits, highway plans and wool trade activity.
The Rev Bed Brooke, pastor at Tin John community, resigns from the ministry after fifty one years of service. He began at Laramie’s second Methodist church and built a country church after the old structure burned in 1920. He faced near death in the hospital following the blaze and dedication.
The first discernible touch of frost appeared last Monday morning October 3. It was not a killing frost but enough in places to whiten grass and gardens as colder weather approaches.
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