Titonka Topic Economic View On War Impact
The Titonka Topic discusses unemployment from the defense push, noting layoffs as December auto output falls 48 percent from last year. It highlights small business fears, calls for better defense-priority equity, and cites Chicago meetings planning to protect peacetime jobs while mobilizing wartime needs. It also mentions sabotage efforts and ongoing anti-Nazi resistance in occupied Europe.
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Washington
Chicago
Congress
Newsweek
Donald Nelson
Leon Henderson
Floyd Odlum
France
Occupied
Europe
Britain Drives Third Front Tension in War Effort
Assassination of Germans forces Hitler to deploy more troops for police duties. Britain intensifies efforts to turn the so called third front into a major factor in the war.
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Hitler
Britain
Third Front
Homemakers Learn High Vitamin Foods in Defense Series
Mrs. Hicks led an all day session on Fundamental Food Needs of the Body for Tryington and Prairie township farm women on October 21. The program, first phase of a statewide defense effort, urged daily inclusion of energy building and repair nutrients and identified vitamins A B1 C D and G with their roles and storage concerns.
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Plum Creek
Wesley
Esther Skaw
Ledyard and
Lincoln
J. H. Holcomb
Swea and Harrison
Swea and Harrison At the Home of Mrs. Gee, ‘Harner
Peperwood and Ramsey
Bancoft
Burt
Portland
W. A. Stoutenberg
Seneca and Fenton
BE. C. Weisbrod
Hicks
Centenarian Morse marks 100th birthday in Wyoming
M. H. Marss, a Civil War veteran residing in Jones County for seven years with three years in Union service, celebrated his 100th birthday on October 18. He remains able to read and write unaided and says life is worth living because people have always been so good to him.
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M. H. Marss
Wyoming
Morse
Jones County
Folks Fun and Fables by M.
Short notes and anecdotes recount a child’s mixed heritage remark, a classroom punishment behind a cloak room door, a New Year party tradition, an etymology quip about love and frogs, and a farmer brag about a tall straw stack built by a city boy. The piece conveys light humor and village observations.
Defense Bonds and Stamps Sale Guidance
A public notice explains retail stores do not take fees for selling Defense Bonds and Stamps. It advises forming thrift habits by having employers or bankers withhold small amounts, like 10 cents daily or a dollar on birthdays, to reach $37.50 for a $50 Defense Bond in a year. Stamps are sold at post offices, banks, savings and loan associations, and retail stores with no hunting signs advertised.
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Witonka
Iowa
Kossuth County
Fitonka
Titonka
Canada
Savings and Loan
Savings and Loan Association
United States
Washington,d. C
Methodist Church Mission Sunday Services Notice
Sunday School at 10 00 a m and Morning Worship at 11 00 in Titonia church. Last Sunday was Mission Sunday with a World Service offering. Read the service on Missions by Henry Hitt Crane and send a gift to the pastor or Geo Bonacker. Woman's Society meets Thursday October 30 with pot luck lunch.
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Titonia
Henry Hitt Crane
Geo. Bonacker
DOAN
Woman's Society of Christiian
National Honey Week Offers Sweet Substitutes And Tips
National Honey Week runs October 27 to November 2. A strong honey crop supports flavor and value while home production can substitute for sugar. Honey aids moisture retention in baked goods and serves as a versatile sweetener in beverages, dressings, and desserts. adjust sugar and flour measurements when substituting.
Honey as Sugar Substitute and Handling Tips
Instructions describe replacing sugar with honey and how to liquefy granulated or solid honey by warming. It notes honey pours easily from four greased measuring cups or spoons due to fat coating inside. Keep honey at room temperature and do not refrigerate.
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