Post Office Titonka Entry Marks Second Class Mail
An item entered at the Titonka post office references Second Class mail matter status. The text notes classification and location without additional details.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
2
An item entered at the Titonka post office references Second Class mail matter status. The text notes classification and location without additional details.
Des Moines National Bank vs City of Des Moines case ends with the state supreme court upholding a prior ruling and denying a rebearing. The dispute centers on a law allowing banks to deduct government tax exempt securities from capital stock. the decision affects tax obligations and was prompted by the Thirty-eighth General Assembly.
An ordinance proposal outlines jail boundary fencing and road width adjustments. The pilot plan would reduce road width to less than half and involve a project cost around 88,000.
The text notes a shift in southern farming under wartime conditions with reduced cotton and expanded corn and wheat areas. It cites Agriculture Department figures showing acres turning to corn, wheat, and oats, plus a proposed crop-rotation plan emphasizing clover and alfalfa to restore soil fertility and support fat cattle production.
A Winnebago County farmer reports selling and delivering 1900 dollars worth of corn last week at 99 cents per bushel. He did not deliver to the elevator but instead shipped a load of pigs in its place, according to the returns from the sale.
Real estate records and office listings appear for Bleyer’s real estate in Titonka and Algona Iowa. The text references Kossuth Beanies Bank Building and local offices including W. B. Quarton and D. Quarton with address and phone hints.
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