Titonka Topic announces publication details and rates
The Titonka Topic lists publisher Lee Wolfd and locations in Titonka Iowa with postage and subscription rates. Rates are 1.50 yearly in advance 2.00 yearly otherwise and 2.60 yearly for Canada. It notes mail handling and second class matter by the Titonka post office.
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WOLFD
Postofice
Titonka
Iowa
Canada Post
Debating clubs shape career paths and leadership
A look at Paul Shoup and peers shows how early group ties predict future success. The piece argues that who you interact with matters, noting Shoup's rise in rail, law, and business and the broader influence of “the company you keep.”
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Paul Shoup
Santa Fe
Supreme Court
United States
Souther Pacific Company
Shoup
business—American Magazine
Wallace Farmer contest prize essay features Lewis Franzen
Wallace’s Farmer and Homestead runs a prize essay contest for boys on “Are you going to Farm?” highlighting Lewis Franzen son of Ben and Mrs Franzen of near Titonia. His photo with his dog appears in Boys and Girls section as he aims to win first prize with reasons for becoming a dirt farmer.
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Wallace
Farmer and Homestead
Lewis Franzen
Ben Franzen
Titonia
Lewis
Wallace Farmer
Saturday meal planning replaces traditional Sunday feasts
Iowa State College home economists say the wedding of heavy Sunday dinners is fading. wives now prepare meat and dessert on Saturday to cut kitchen drudgery. Sunday remains a day for family and Church duties, with less time spent on cooking.
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Wong
Iowa State College
Governor contrasts with Hammill appointees in state offices
The Garner Leader questions Commonwealth support for Hammill loyal appointees during legislative recess arguing the governor can remove them and accusing officials of serving self interest. The piece mocks the governor by noting painted state buildings and suggests state workers be used for painting at cost, implying public expense.
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Commonwealth of Town
Hammill
General Assembly
Fortal
Miust
Ant
Tfa Bank
Dart
Garner
Atlantic seadromes near completion promise fast New York Bermuda travel
A plan to bridge the Atlantic with man made islands advances as the first seadrome nears completion in Delaware Bay near Cape May. Edward R. Armstrong of Du Pont says June or July will see the first operation with a $150 ground fare to Bermuda and yearly earnings near $2,000,000 from the system.
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Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Delaware Bay
Cape May
Paul W. White
American
United States
Bermuda
Manes
New York
Edward R. Armstrong
The
du Pont Corporation
White
Armstrong
Zane
Hamilton
Air Service
Langley
Armstrong Group
Brest
Flores
Azores
Gront
Halloween Party Menu and Decorations Suggestions
A guide for hosting a Halloween feast with ideas on spooky lighting, table service, and themed foods. Recipes include Jack o lantern sandwiches, molded salads, pumpkin pie, Halloween cake designs, and a toasted cheese and bacon sandwich. Also notes on a late Topic issue due to a transformer outage and upcoming hunting seasons.
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Hallowe'en
Governor Hammill Paints His Home Defending State Work
The Register and Leader reports Governor Hammill and an appointee acknowledge the state painted Hammill’s Britt home and Hancock county farm buildings. The piece questions state bank department involvement in private work and whether Hammill or officials paid, suggesting shared accountability.
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Hammill
the Register and Leader
Britt
Hancock County
State Banking Department
Banking Department
Algona News Briefs Include Car Theft Arrests and Local Crime
Algona police recovered a stolen 1928 car from Nebraska linked to a farm theft after two men Roy Wickie and Ed Long were arrested in Kansas. They pleaded not guilty and were bound over to the grand jury with $1600 bonds. Raymond Baum faces assault charges after a nose breaking incident with Mitton Reeves.
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Lewis Hull
Algona
Hiawatha
Khansas
Roy Wickie
Long
Norfalk
Nebraska
Hitawatha
Kassuth
Iowa
Hovey
Mitton Reeves
Raymond Baum
Young Braum
Reeves
Hutchinson
Hutchinson's Court
Thomas Cogley
Bancroft
University Hospital
Iowa City
Cogley
Iowa City Hospital
Bargain to settle an estate offers piano for sale
A Baldwin Piano Co. factory sample piano is offered for immediate sale. The notice seeks a buyer willing to pay monthly and to dispose of the instrument at once. For details contact The Baldwin Piano Co Wholesale Dept 902 Walnut St Des Moines Iowa.
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Baldwin ‘Piano Co
Walnut St
Des Moines
Lowa
Insurance rates and notices for auto coverage
The notice outlines liability and property damage insurance options for four cylinder cars at 11 000 with 11 50 premiums and six cylinder cars at 14 00. It directs readers with no insurance to Wolfe at the Topic office.
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Wolfe
Speaking kindly to the telephone operator when wrong numbers arise
A reader muses on whether to treat the telephone operator with courtesy every time she provides the right number rather than complaint when a wrong number is given, reflecting on polite communication.
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Ernest Schubert
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Doden
Glen Hilyard
John Deere
Franzen Brothers
H. Davis
Raymond Krantz
M. &. Craven
Poland
Oscar Blanchard
Towa
H. Austin
Ward Austin
Joe Kline
Dick Welp
Dr. Smallbridge
Ontropractor
Jake Husinga
Woden
Aa. O. Milbrandt
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Prnst
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Oscar Shay
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Jan Ofa
W. J. Denton
Titonka, Iowa
Mrs. Boye Tiedens
Fred Temple
Fred Heyer
Publie
George Larson
Burt
Titonka-Burt
China
Russell
Wild Bay
Shipler & Watson
W. J. Beewart
Audt
Tonka Savings Bank