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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1934
Page
2
In Titonka Iowa the paper notes subscription rates by territory and terms. One year prices vary by advance payment and location with 1.00 in advance for local readers and higher rates for outside areas and foreign countries.
Senator Patterson called Governor Herring’s tax policy a deliberate misrepresentation in Aurelia. He argued for stronger persuasion beyond claiming sales tax relief offsets higher property levies. Budget Director Murtagh noted higher levies were inevitable, regardless of the governor's approach.
The Wes Moines Register notes that Battéraon foreseeing greater need supported county poor relief funding. It explains replacing property taxes with sales taxes raises total state levy and delays some payments until next year. The piece argues the political attack on the Herring administration over this point lacks ground for malicious falsification.
A speaker argues that a fresh national plan should favor labor over farmers, contending that increased production will occur naturally if policy supports workers. Limiting output is deemed theoretical and impractical, while government action is needed to spur growth.
Victor Bingham of Woden, Indiana, criticizes Beliaf and the New Deal, arguing farmers get millions in government funds for “raising nothing” while labor loses. He calls for a logical explanation for why farmers should receive aid for doing nothing and asserts the policy harms both groups.
The article explains why hog prices rose despite drought and how the 1933-34 corn hog program and AAA purchases reduced supply. It notes large pig and sow buybacks, light hog sales, and processing tax effects, arguing these actions prevented a price collapse and boosted producer income. Also mentions local notices and personnel changes in Forest City Summit.
Miss Bernice Wilson of Algona visited Sunday at the Wilson Cafe where her mother, in charge during the proprietor’s absence, supervised customers and activities.
The American Boy reduces annual price to 1.00 and three year rate to 2.00. Editor Griffith Ogden Bilis says cost cuts were made to help readers. Publishers plan continued fiction and departments in the magazine for boys nationwide.
Saturday September 15 showcases a 10 person tour titled The Scandals of 1934. Glorious Girls music and comedy feature Denver Darling as master of ceremonies, iHale Sisters and Teri Nelson provide dance and blues, with Newton and Smeltz, Jean Parker, Jimmy Dunn, Una Merkle in Have a Heart. A grand family entertainment with Burn Em Up Barnes serial.
The American Boy announces new reader features with Dotglag Renfrew and Bonehead Jim Tierney as readers. William Heyliger leads gripping vocational stories praised by parents and librarians. Staff interview coaches explorers to bring vibrant sports and travel stories to boys. Subscriptions to 7430 Second Ave Detroit.
Sunday September 16 features master of ceremonies Denver Darling and Teri Nelson with Hale Sisters dance duo Newton and Smeltz, plus Wm. Haines and Judith Allen. Musical comedy Young and Beautiful stars Bernice Claire and T Harvey Murray in a romantic operetta Who Is That Girl with band and dancing acts.
Virginia Bruce and Colin Clive star in Jane Eyre presented Monday and Tuesday September 17-18 in Charlotte. The show follows Smiling Thru and Little Women as a romance that captivated generations. Dick Powell Ruby Keeler and Joan Blondell star in Names on Wednesday and Thursday September 19-20, billed as a worthy successor to Gold Diggers and 42nd Street.
The distribution lists Sept 21 22 showings featuring Gene Stratton Porter's A Girl of the Limberlost starring Louise Dresser Miriam Marsh and Ralph Morgan with Porter's work presented on stage across Priday and Saturday dates in September.
Sunday Monday Tuesday September 28 24 25 film engagement features Gary Cooper and Shirley Temple with Carol Lombard in Now and Forever presented in a classic era style.
Bing Crosby appears in the stage program for a three night run on Wednesday Thursday and Friday September 26 27 28 presenting the show She Loves Me Not. The engagement fills the theater season with a celebrity appearance and a musical comedy style performance.
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