Titonka Newspaper Subscription Rates and Policy Note
Deotered at the Post Office in Titonka Iowa as Second Class Matter coverage territory details subscription rates and terms. Rates listed: 1.60 per year in advance within Kossuth County and Titonka trade area, 2.00 outside, 2.60 for Canada and foreign countries. All county and Titonka subscriptions are continuing yearly unless canceled by subscriber or publisher. Other subscriptions terminate one month after expiration unless renewal arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Iowa
Kossuth County
Canada
Senate Tax Bill Aims To Heavily Tax Lower Brackets
The Senate backed a sweeping tax bill to raise about 3.58 billion dollars, including higher surtaxes on low and middle incomes and increased taxes on corporations. It retains the 4 percent base rate but imposes up to 81 percent in top brackets, plus new excise and nuisance taxes on autos, wine, hard liquor, and various goods. The measure also targets excess profits and expands taxes to fund growing wartime costs.
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Senate
House
Treasury
Roosevelt
House Revenue Committee
Installment credit rules explained and feared relaxations noted
The Federal Reserve issued credit rules curbing excessive installment buying, easing fears of an impossible future. Buyers may still use 18 month terms with down payments of 15 to 20 percent depending on item, and up to $1000 for home improvements with no percentage limit but 18 months payoff. Some expect tighter rules later to conserve materials and curb inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Doan Area Socials and Church Dinner Notes
Doan residents hosted numerous gatherings with families such as Hansen Brink and Engstrom joining hosts near Algona Renwick and Burt. Birthdays at the L. J. Lowman home near Algona marked the weekend along with visits from Holyoke now in Bombay. The Doan Woman's Club held its first meeting with talks on The Picturesque St Lawrence and The Lure of Music followed by a surprise and lunch. next meeting set for September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erman Hansen
Clarence Christensens
Ray Smith
Laura Jean
L. J. Lowman
Algona
Lowman
Alvin Engstrom
Renwick
Percy Brink
John Greenfield
Woden
Ilo Buffington
Ross Buffington
Clarence Christensen
Marie Christensen
Vern Teeter
Dale Struthers
Dean Andrews
Burt
Rosa Andrews
Howard Andrews
Titonia
Ted Hoovers
Richard Pederson
Algona Wis
Wady Ann
Allyn Bulck
Doan Church
Walter Smith
Near Algona
Local visitors attend services and Legion events in Lakota area
Miss Amanda Scott visits Wade Ball home. Emma Thaves attends Esther Kramer funeral in Buffalo Center. Mrs. George Hoelland attends county Legion Auxiliary school in Fort Dodge. Auxiliary meets plan baby garment sewing for Red Cross. Several locals travel to Minneapolis, Chicago, Dubuque and Milwaukee for events and visits. Roselle Frey breaks left arm at school. others attend universities and conventions.
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Emma
Jonise Thaves
Buffalo Center
Esther Kramer
Minneapolis
George Hoelland
American Legion Auxiliary
Fort Dodge
Ralph Clark
City Hall
Red Cross
Fred Schroeder
California
R. L. Williams
Bancroft
Vern Liesveld
Arthur Liesveld
Chicago
Wade
Roselle Frey
C. C. Frey
John
Don
Nick Koppen
Elaine
Port Dodge
Wick
Koppen
Rochester
Minn
Kena
Dorothy
Dubuque
Paul
University of
Minnesota
Imma Gutknecht
J. H. Warburton
Edward Looft
Donald
University of Dubuque
Loofts
New Hartford
Merrill Sparks
Harvey Reid
Algona
P. Powers
St. Peter, Minn
Powers and families in change of life events
Fred Powers of St Peter traveled to Kensha Wisconsin and attended the funeral of sister in law Mrs Powers. A son named James William was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Powers. The Kienitz and Ennen families welcomed relatives moving in during home construction. Jacob Swanson of Britt, age 80, attended the Iowa State Fair for the first time. The Presbyterian Indies missionary society met at the Barger home led by president Mrs JKE Wortman. Two American Legion Auxiliary members at City Hall cut fifty baby garments for the Red Cross, aided by pinking shears loaned by a friend. Mrs Henry Mitchell Mrs Mary Smith and Mrs T Thompson offered sewing help. Mrs Thompson plans to join soon.
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Fred Powers
St.Peter
Kensha
Wis
Ho 'Powers
Henry Mitchell
Hmary Smith
T. Thompson
Thompson
South Dakota
Elmer Kienitz
Reemt Ennen
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Swan Furniture Funeral Home
Kenneth W. Swan
F. Hamstreet
M. D
Itonka
Pierre Sartor
Mtonka
Towa
H. J. Torgersen
Roy C. Ball
Dr. E. J. Gallup Chiropractor
Kell
Titonka, Ia
W. L. Tindall
D. O. Orthopathic
Town
R. J. Helvig
Woden, Town
Horace S. Beemer
Forester
Mason City
L. A. Winkel Attorney-at-Law
Quinby
Algona, Ia
van Ness and Brunson
Heise Bldg
Lee
Maurice C. McMahon
Helee
Algona, In
Quarton and Miller
County Savings Bank Bldg
Henry H. Huisinga & Sons Contractors and Builders
Modern Dry Cleaners and Tailors
Choice
A. C. Bierstedt
Rural Watkins Dealer
Dial
Lakota
Earl Ward
Flural Watkins Dealer
Wesley, Ta
Clark
National Editorial
Congress
Doan News
Ed Holyoke
Thos. H.holyoke
Grinnell
Mr. Holyoke
Bombay
India
Algona Rendering Co
Lakota News
Amanda Scott
Swen City
Jacob Swanson
Britt
Hoff
Srd
D-X Station
Mazda
Gamble Store
Litonka
Oatc. Belknap
Hagraver
Rotknap
George Goodwin
Idewelry
Ottaway Clinois
Tyke Theatre
BEAT
SUN
Mon
G. Robinson
Geo. Raft
Marlene Dietrich
Lew Ayres
Loraine Day
Lionel Barrymore
McCormick-Deering
McCormick
Deering
Titonka Implement Co
Hamilton Hatchery
Aina Uhl
Polka Dot Beauty Shop
Forest City
Navy
Naval Reserve
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