Titonka Topic Subscription Rates and Policy
The Titonka Topic outlines subscription costs: 1.50 per year in advance within Kossuth County and Titonka territory, 2.00 outside those areas, and 2.50 for Canada and foreign countries. County and Titanica trade territory subscribers are treated as continuing yearly unless the subscriber requests or the publisher withdraws. Other subscriptions end one month after expiration unless renewed or extended by agreement.
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Titonka
Towa
Kossuth County
Kossuth
Titanica
Canada
Titania
Economic High Lights
The piece notes a calmer business outlook with a slower but steady recovery. Durable goods rise while non durable sectors lag and war demand boosts metals and machinery. Employment grows, construction remains strong, agriculture stays decent, and a general war could abruptly alter the forecast.
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Business Week
Momors
Congress
German RussianPolitical Shifts Challenge Hitler's Axis
Analysis suggests a plausible shift as Russia seeks neutrality and aims to protect Asia while communism and Nazism converge in state domination. Germany faces a potential rift with Japan and a possible loss of Italian alignment as Mussolini weighs renewed friendship with Britain and France.
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Russia
Germany
Hitler
Europe
Asia
Mbor
Tvie
Japan
Axis
Tokyo
Reich
Berlin
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
England
France
Lakota Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and War Impact
Lakota keeping up with neighbors and relatives as Margaret Buchner and LaVern Liesveld visit Glenview and Chicago relatives at Mrs. Wade Ball's home. Invitations extend to Norman Frerking from Dubuque who planned Scotland study but wartime stay, plus visits from Archie Fudge, Tom Kain, and others. Legion Auxiliary to meet Sept 11 at Julia Ball's home. dues urged.
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Mias
Margaret Buchner
Glenview
LaVern Liesveld
Chicago
Wade ‘Ball
Dora Liesveld
Ramona
James Woods
Mason City
C. A. Winter
Raymond
Russell Winter
Norman Frerking
Dubuque
Scotland
Archie Fudge
Hagle Grove
Tom Kain
Algona
JS. Powers
Bricelyn
Betty
Harold Johnson
Clarion
Divin Flower
Wm, Bell
Grand Junction
Ames Altwegg
Rembrandt
Town
Wilford
American Legion Auxiliary
Julia Ball
Best of Families Turns On Child's Attention-Seeking
A family scene shows Billie, after minor mishaps, seeking attention by screaming and tantrums. Parents ignore the outbursts, then grant calm responses, guiding Billie toward playing with building blocks as the household treats him as an adult when he acts grown-up to attract notice.
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Bille
Billie
Mia
Modern floral and landscape pictures for teen girls
A guide to selecting wall art for teenage girls emphasizing modern florals and simple landscapes. It recommends framed prints by Shaugs Reynolds Raeburn and others, noting frame choices in walnut or light woods, white mats, and occasional gold inner bands. It suggests balance between modern artists and traditional masters like da Vinci, Raphael, Grant Wood, Van Gogh, and Rockwell Kent, with attention to teaching gradual appreciation.
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Four Walla
Hansel
Grétel
Shaugs
Reynolds
Raeburn
Vermieer
Hals
da Vinci
Raphael
County Planning Begins As Iowa Farmers Convene
Across Iowa more than 1700 farmers will meet in the next weeks to chart the 1939 1940 county agricultural program. R K Bliss of Iowa State College says volunteers will discuss the 1940 outlook and local county problems and how local, state, and national agencies can better aid communities.
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Iowa
R. K. Bliss
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Local Plan Tackles Weed Control and Farm Aid Issues
County planning committees will study weed control, rental adjustments for land removed from soil production under AAA, and the feasibility of the Soil Conservation Districts Law. Each county will review AAA, Soil Conservation Service, and Farm Security Administration operations, guiding state study. The Works committee directs county agricultural planning with Murl McDonald, Walter Wilcox, and Herbert Folken leading.
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AAA
Soil Conservation ‘Districts
Soil Conservation Service
Farm Security Administration
State Agricultural Programs Committee
Murl McDonald
Walter Wilcox
Department of ‘Eeonymics and Sociology
Herbert 4. Folken
State Bureau of Agricultural
Hebhdmies
Grape Crop In Iowa Is Good Edgecombe Says
Iowa grape crop looks good say Extension Service horticulturist W Edgecombe from Iowa State College. He notes Bordeaux spray plus lead arsenate at growth about 6 inches and after bloom reduces black rot, advises leaving grapes on the vine to improve sugar content, and recommends sowing rye or oats between vines for winter protection. Read the Want Ada.
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Iowa
Edgecombe
W. Edgecombe
Iowa State College
Brow
Era
Quick Pork For Bigger Profit Claim
A promotional flyer touts rapid hog sale and lower feed needs for higher profits. It mentions premium prices for fish and endorses Watkins Mineralized Hog Tonic, promising testimonials from regular users and urging readers to wait for a sales call. It also hints at household goods and bargains in a walking product.
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Watkins
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