Titonka Post Office Lays Out Subscription Rates
The notice lists subscription prices for the Titonka area and beyond, detailing 1.60 per year in Kossuth County and Titonka territory, 2.00 per year outside, and 2.50 per year for Canada and abroad. It notes continuing yearly subs for local points and discretionary discontinuation rules, with nonrenewal leading to one month after expiration unless extended by subscribers.
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Debates Over Destroyer Deal and US War Stance
A columnist argues the naval for destroyers swap with England edged the US toward non neutrality. The piece notes broad pro British sentiment, fears of German attack if England fails, and politics shaping Roosevelt era wartime policy. It warns a future war stance could influence the presidential election.
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Italy
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Hitler
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Germany
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Willkie and Roosevelt Clash Over War, Economy in Late Campaign
The piece contrasts Willkie’s pro British stance and administrative strengths with Roosevelt’s wartime approach. It notes Willkie as a capable administrator who could accelerate policy, while unemployment remains high due to skill shortages. Both candidates favor permanent government action on relief, and the speech signals party divisions despite broad support for the policy mix.
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American Legion Auxiliary Plans Big Year at Boston Convention
The American Legion Auxiliary meets at Ethel Johnson's home Friday September 27 with Thora Cosgrove as co host. Beth Miller vice president outlines plans for the 20th national convention in Boston September 23 and the year ahead focusing on Americanism and national defense activities.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Ethel Johnson
Thora Cosgrove
American Legion
America
Auxiliary
Boston
Beth Miller
Auxiliary Convention Aims at National War Service Programs
The text discusses vigorous efforts to prevent radicalism and pacifist opposition, while planning for continued Auxiliary work in armed protection of America. It outlines topics for the national convention including nationwide community service, welfare for children of dead and disabled veterans, education opportunities for orphans, and expanding veterans employment.
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Armed Protection of America
Auxiliary
Higgins Dog Reunited After Five Week Absence
Friends from Wesley recall the Higgins family dog dumped near Weasley five weeks ago. A stray black and white rat terrier with a Ros auth county license was registered in Algona under George Higgins, leading to a reunion with Darlene Breen at Blairsburg. The dog joyfully recognized his owner, recalling a past tale of a missing dog long ago.
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Blairsburg
Wesley
George Higgins
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Rosauth County
Algona
George ‘Higgins
Frank Hagen
Two Hurt In Accident South Algona
Two persons were injured Thursday about 9 p m when three cars piled up one mile south of Algona near highway 189. Marvin Kramme of Fort Dodge hit the Fosberg car, Ruth Hendren suffered a fractured arm and Loren Hendren a bruised shoulder. Warl Madsen of Humboldt and the other drivers escaped serious injury as officers aided in traffic control.
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Highway 189
Albert Posberg
Rendering Works
Marvin Kramme
Fort Dodge
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Arthur Moulds
Cacil McGinnig
Mrs Ruth Seaton Hicks Advises on School Lunch
Home demonstration agent Ruth Seaton Hicks urges nutritious school lunches with thick fillings and varied breads. She favors protein fillings from meat eggs or cheese, milk when possible, fruit juice drinks, and ample fresh water, noting hot dishes aid study and the pint jar method offers an easy hot lunch.
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Drama coaching trainings reach Iowa groups this month
Extension sociologists at State College sponsor district drama training across Cedar Rapids Memorial Union Sept 19 20 at Iowa State College Pairfield Farm Bureau Office Sept 24 Chariton Public Library Sept 25 Red Oak Farm Bureau Office Sept 26 Denison Farm Bureau Office Sept 27 with prior sessions in Spencer Mason City and Decorah attended by club leaders church and school delegates and township chairs.
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Toys’ Club
Cedar Rapids
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Memorial Union
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Pairfield Farm “Bureau
Chariton Public Library
Red Oak Farm Bureau
Denison Farm ‘Bureau
Spencer
Mason City
Decorah
Soils Conservation Service Members Banquet Menu
The Marion unit of the Soils Conservation Service hosted a banquet for three members. The menu featured Jake trout with a total of 26 pounds served to guests, highlighting a seafood emphasis at the gathering.
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Soils Conlervation Service
Marion
Grasshopper bait saves farmers in three counties
Harold Gunderson of Town State College reports that grasshopper bait used by farmers in Lyon, Sioux, and Plymouth counties reduced crop losses by 104,000 dollars this year. If all farmers had used it where infestation occurred, a further 100,000 dollars could have been saved. The annual survey, with A Cooke Anderson of the US Department of Agriculture, notes weather and a fungal disease greatly reduced adult hoppers, with some areas seeing up to 35 percent mortality. The Western tier of Iowa counties has not been flooded with grasshopper eggs since 1992.
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Towa
Bluestem Grass Infestation Field Measure
Ban on-field procedure describes collecting bunches of bluestem grass to drive out pests with heat and counting insects to obtain figures on relative infestation levels. The passage outlines a method for measuring infestation severity using sample collections and thermal treatment.
Big Ones. Larson reports 12 reach a peck
Harry C. Larson of Wikader notes that twelve of his potatoes make one peck challenging the idea of larger yields this year.
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Wikader
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