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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
2
Pere a Cure tofice in Titonka offers subscription details for local and distant readers. Rates listed include 1.00 per year in advance within Titonka trade territory, 1.60 outside Titonka territory, 2.60 for Canada and foreign countries, all payable in advance.
Ruas Waller is praised for his eloquence though humorously doubted as a lawyer. The text notes his escapades and suggests he might have avoided costs, while imagining Walfe at Tilonka without someone to gag.
Local papers from Algona and nearby towns note health championships achieved by new contenders Tiltanic and Hon ackers and Cables twing, eclipsing Algona's twin-street brag. Disjointed clippings discuss pork prices, processing taxes, and river navigation schemes, reflecting lively regional discourse and humor about growth and modernization.
Elmore Hye argues that a politician should not let opinions sway judgment on spending. He questions peace time appropriations by the 74th Congress and compares wartime bills to postwar budgets. He suggests sound fiscal scrutiny is essential for public trust.
Editors debate Alec Bonnetetter as a strong candidate for state senator noting his clear thinking leadership and tax reduction stance. Huey Long dies after being shot in the Louisiana state house, with 31 hours of failed medical efforts and a portrait of a controversial political era ending.
Portland area residents socialize with visits and calls across Algona Burt and Lakota. Bernard Phelps won 3 firsts 4 seconds and 2 thirds at the county fair. 4-H club members Iona Godfredson and Hida Jandl placed in summer dresses and style show. Denver Peters plans to quit farming and family care arrangements noted.
Albert Busse of Stilson, Hancock county blacksmith, again wins multiple at the state fair. He takes first place on county booth and first on farm exhibits and earns seven firsts overall, as reported by Hustler.
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