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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
2
A fragmented OCR note reports Seawinid visas tied to a perilous dispute in an unnamed territory. The readable fragments describe a drawn out, high tension issue with few concrete details and no clear resolution.
In a plea from the Luverne News the editor addresses readers to send in local items from all areas. The piece criticizes party propaganda and stresses the paper’s commitment to publish genuine local news rather than advertising or campaign material. The column mentions Ray Burdine of Whittemore and Ray Sperbeck as potential candidates and discusses expectations of a senator who acts on conscience rather than promises.
The Luverne News lauds Fred Gilchrist for unwavering devotion to constituents and best interests, noting no argument could sway him unless proven wrong. As 1936 election nears, newspapers in the district reflect strong support for his re election prospects. The piece also reflects on U S Constitution reverence and a reminiscence about life in a West Virginia country school near Clarksburg. Algona’s population is noted as possibly overstated at four thousand.
Fenton Reporter remarks on the Algona Advance accusing the American Farm Bureau Federation of being politicized and acting in support of the Roosevelt administration. The letter defends Mr O Neal and Farm Bureau for aiding farmers with parity prices, while condemning partisan propaganda and political manipulation in the press.
Lakota News notes visitors from Bancroft Blue Earth Algona and Mason City. Families, clubs, and farm groups hold gatherings at homes, schools, and community spaces. A baby girl was born to Walter and Mrs Leslie at Bancroft hospital. Events include Farm Bureau meetings, a tea for freshmen mothers, and talks on AAJA by Rev Nelson and J A Barger.
Ernest Kramer resigns from a helm hardware post and plans to enter college this week with uncertain choice between Waldorf or Ames. Farmers Elevator opens with free treats and a flour prize for nearest corn kernel guess. Miller and Mayer complete a 1600 mile trip through Wyoming and South Dakota visiting Gillette and returning via the Black Hills. Lawn party hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Quintantler. guests listed. Several local visits to Pocahontas Minneapolis Interlaken Park and Des Moines noted among community members. A cream can incident injures Arliss Frederickson. details of injury given. Attendance at a Mason City circus and a Manthe meeting referenced amid various travels and visits.
The page lists upcoming showings from Wednesday to Thursday highlighting Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers Top Hat and The Great Audience Picture of the fall. It also notes Fred MacMurray Madge Evans Cary Grant Edwina Horton and Bing Crosby in Tonight. Week includes Bette Davis The Front Page Woman Hop Along Cassidy Texas Ranger serial and Vitaphone shorts with No Contest and Music Hall.
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