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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
2
The discussion centers on Farm Relief and the AAA with proposals on advance payments for timber, trade territory rates, and national policy. John Hammill criticizes slogan politics and urges clear plans for preserving the Constitution while supporting agriculture and tariff protections.
Road show vaudeville every Tuesday with two matinees at 1 and 2:30 and multiple evening starts including 5 and 7:36 performances. Big acts and feature picture with news prices plus daytime rates for matinees. Weekly schedule lists Warmer Baxter in Hell in the Heavens and GaUCHO, Hands Across the Table, It Happened One Night type stories, and Music Box Varieties.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions senators, politics, and a request for a senator to stay home and tend county affairs but lacks coherent detail or names to establish a complete news item.
Dimdrich Groen aged 67 years 7 months 8 days died October 16 after long illness. Born March 8, 1868 in Germany he came to America at 14, married Aleida Meyer and had fourteen children. Survived by widow thirteen children and eighteen grandchildren. Funeral held at Bethel Reform church with Rev. Peter DenBuhr conducting.
Ei A Bosa, leasing the New Algona Hotel from Glen Brunson, will add a $20,000 expansion to the building on his own account. Work will start on the south side around March 1, 1986 to create more space.
Announcement that the November 5th ride will open for the erection of a new Post Office in Algona with small changes in the plans.
Driving rules summary covers baggage limits on left side, passing on hills, parking near hydrants at 16 feet, reckless passing at stop signs, carrying registration, business district speed limit listed as 165 mph, accident reporting to sheriff or town marshal, motor vehicle registration expiry on Jan 1 1936, fire trucks as emergency vehicles with right of way, and license stub detachment for conviction.
In Union township, one school earned the highest state rating. The district, including notable figures such as Nadine le Ort and former Under-Secretary Witte Onatle, received top recognition among 28 town schools. This marks the county’s only school with this high rating in the state.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a state accounting issue with Maw 71 Hatyidtal and 12 payers. It mentions $4,020 paid to the state and a bureau. The passage hints at revenue calculation, honesty in travel, and public notice but lacks clear names or dates.
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