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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1923
Page
3
The article highlights the Titonka Topic's broad reach and strong local focus, claiming its coverage spans a territory no rival newspaper matches. It emphasizes in-depth reporting, community perspectives, and consistent presence across towns served.
A report from Emmetsburg notes Patterson for senator and Cairy for representative as a strong lineup. Two local politicians clashed at a Commercial Club meeting, with Mayne knocking Saunders to the floor after an insult during a road question debate. Friends intervened to stop further violence.
The Chicago Journal of Commerce prints a harsh attack by Mr. Smith W. Brookhart on Mr. Cunningham, accusing treason and ties to Wall Street. The piece mocks Cunningham for social indiscretions and questions his integrity tied to banking contacts and federal reserve promises.
A. J. Banks outlines Republican nominee language urging farmer unity to set grain base prices, export options, and a five year pay up plan. He calls for county tax shifts, elected education and highway boards, and limits on bonds and federal aid. He also advocates bank consolidation and highway load restrictions.
The piece endorses Joe Anderson speaker of the Iowa House as a trustworthy farmer candidate for the Senate. It argues he would bring steady, progressive, thrift minded leadership, drawing parallels to Nelson and Neleon while highlighting his well kept Winnebago County farm and self made background.
A Magon City Globe Gazette item praises Joe Anderson as a credible speaker and advocate of American opportunity. It argues farmers should draft and elect him in Iowa, describing him as progressive, aggressive, and sane for farm interests. The piece notes Anderson’s integrity and decisive voting style.
A false wedding report to the Grundy Center newspaper led to embarrassment for all parties. The paper stresses signed correspondence to avoid forgery and urges readers to ensure facts before sending news. The notice includes a land and mortgage case from Swea City, Iowa, with details of defendants Burtis and Burtis and a September court term.
In Kossuth County Iowa a civil action is filed by J. H. Stickney claiming seventy three hundred forty two dollars and 75 cents plus interest on a promissory note dated November 23 1923 with defendants W F Adamson Nellie Adamson C E Doyle and H A Haringa. The suit seeks foreclosure of the mortgage securing the note with a separate interest claim of 261 dollars 25 cents plus interest and costs and a court term set to begin September 1933 at Algona. Default will bring judgement and foreclosure.
In the district court of Kossuth County Iowa Lindley J presiding plaintiffs Lindley J Potee versus Fannie Potee defendant you are hereby notified that on or before September 14 1928 there will be on file in the office of the clerk of the district court
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