Titonka Topic Subscription Rates and Policy
The Titonka Topic lists postal designation as second class matter and notes subscription rates of 1.60 yearly in county and Titonka trade area, 2.00 outside it, and 2.50 for Canada and foreign countries. County deliveries are continuing subscriptions unless subscribers or publisher discontinues. other subscriptions end one month after expiration unless renewed or extended by arrangement.
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Titonka
Iowa
Koesuth County
Titonkal
Canada
Economic High Lights on War Effects on Prices and Business
The article analyzes how the European war could influence individual households and national commerce. It notes potential price increases but argues against imminent spiking costs, citing surplus stocks in sugar flour and wheat. It predicts varied business impacts, with some sectors booming if arms incentives rise, while others face reduced demand as war shifts priorities.
War economics warn of regional readjustment and deflation
The analysis argues war shocks hit regions differently, with some areas facing slump while others gain from wartime demand. It notes wartime booms are artificial, risking severe deflation after conflict. The piece cites neutral trade shifts, household savings, and the need for policy to avoid repeating 1914–18 distortions. England signals a three‑year war, while leaders desire a quick, grim necessity.
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Plainy States
England
Wolfe key speaker at Plum Creek Literary Club meeting
Mrs Wolfe addressed the Plum Creek Literary Club at its first meeting of the year on September 18 at Mrs Stanley Keith's home. Her talk focused on the Ozarks and the School of the Ozarks at Point Lookout Missouri, a scheme of opportunity for under privileged boys and girls. The meeting included business and a roll call answered by Iowa Schools. Attendees included Mrs George H Johnson and others.
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Lee
Wolfe
Plum Creek
Stanley Keith
Ozarks
L Ozarks
Point Lookout
Missouri
Iowa
George H. Johnson
WOI Radio Schedule Changes Week of September 25
Several program time changes for WOI WAVE LIGHTS. Daily slots include Farmers Farm Pacts at 6:30 am, Farm and Home Hour at 11:30 am, and Service Reports at 8:50 9:30 10:30 and 13:45. Betty Wells Book Programs at 9 am and various talks and bands across days. Noonday News shifts to WOI ap 12:30 for two weeks starting Sept 26, returning Oct 9.
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WOI
Betty Wells
Viking
Earl Hunt
Moeller
American Legion Auxiliary News Regular monthly activities and social
The Auxiliary reports regular monthly business meetings on the first Tuesday and a fourth Friday afternoon program. Presidents and secretaries attended a county school of instruction at the Legion Hall in Sweat City, following the county president Fern Paterson’s attendance at a chat tet school in Fort Dodge. A music social is planned for Sept 22 at Minnig Oesterreicher’s home with Mary Young and Othel Johnson arranging numbers. The 8th district fall conference will be at Port Dodge on October 11 in a joint meeting.
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Ammerican Légion and
Auxiliary
Aftternoon
Beth Miller
Mathilda Falk
Legion Hall
Sweat City
Fern Paterson
Chattet
Fort Dodge
Port Dodge
Hauptman Schleusner Reunion at Eagle Lake
An annual Hauptman Schleusner reunion was held at Eagle Lake on Sunday with Mrs. Hauptman elected president and Elizabeth Hauptman as secretary and treasurer. Attendees from multiple Iowa towns included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hauptman Jr., John Heft, Adolf Rierson, Ed Hauptman families, James Haverly, J A Hauptman, Francis Hauptman, L W Hauptman, Harold Martinek, June Haverty, George Hauptman, Harry Barton, Henry Schleusner, Herman Schleusner, Frank Schleusner, Leo Schleusner, Kenneth Schleusner, Ed Nelson, Lou Schleusner, Mary Schmidt, Irene Spangler, Heddy Jacobs, John Carothers, Mary Tyler, Gilbert Jones, Clinton Stille, Joe Kiesel, and John Butts. Reunion set for last Sunday in August at Eagle Lake.
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Eagle
Lake Sunday
Hauptman
Elizabeth Hauptman
Joe Hauptman Jr
Elizabeth
John Heft
Forest City
Adolf Rierson
Belmond
Ed Hauptman
Corwith
James Haverly
Francis ‘Hauptman
Harold Martinek
June Haverty
Wesley
George Hauptman
Charles
City
Mra
Harry Barton
Algona
Henry Schleusner
John Carothers
Mary Tyler
Gilbert Jones
Garnier
Clinton Stille
Kiemme
Joe Kiesel
John Butts
Garner
Hagle Lake
Marriage Licenses Issued in Kindsuth County This Week
Frank Humphrey and Catherine Hantelman of Fenton received licenses. John Besch, 23, of Lakota and Ellen Santoff, 23, of Burt. Peter Troff, 25, of Ledyard and Ula Beadle, 18, of Swea City also obtained licenses.
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Kindsuth County
Frank ©. Humphrey
Legal Land
Catherine Hantelman
Legal
Fenton
John Besch
Lakota
Ellen Santoff
Burt
Peter Troff
Ledyard
Ula Beadle
Swea City
Local Names in Mn Inquiry List Reveals Residents
Names and ages including Robert Albrecht eight of Algona and Margaret Dodds twenty seven of Lovie Ros Bilton Lukkén two percent and Vivian Tittle twenty three of Mankato Minn Dwight Patrick twenty one of Independence and Joyos Peterson twenty of Elmore Minn Levi Schulex twenty nine of Swen City and Janet Stelg twenty four of Storm Lake appear in a regional records roundup.
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Robert Albrecht
Algona
Margaret Dodds
Lovie Ros
Bilton Lukkén
Vivian Tittle
Mankato
Minn
Dwight Patrick
Independence
Joyos Peterson
Elmore
Levi Schulex
Swen City
Janet Stelg
Storm Lake
Kossuth County Schoolmasters Elect New Officers at Algona
H M Granner of Ledyard was elected president of the Kossuth county schoolmasters at the first meeting of the year in Algona. V V Frye of Lone Rock was named vice president south half, A H Schuler of Swea City vice president north half, and Francis Slagle of Fenton elected secretary. About 30 superintendents and wives attended. Arrangements were made for fall baseball and basketball schedules, with a state high school baseball tourney planned and preliminaries by September 29. The tri county institute will be September 25 in Humboldt, and G D Belken of Grant is the only new county superintendent.
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Kossuth
Algiona
H. M. ‘Granner
Ledyard
Kossuth County
Algona
V. V. Frye
Lone Rock
Francis Slagle
Fenton
Seneca Consolidated School
Alex C. Evans
Laverne
A. H. Schuler
Swea
Iossuth
Algona School
Tri-County Institute For School
Humboldt
Webster
Supt
G. D
Belken
Grant Consolidated School
O. B
Laing
G.D
Hart
Bancroft
Hoon
Titonka
Condit Bowie
Burt
Atterness
G. D. Beeken
Quick Pork For Bigger Profit Ad Notice
Advert confirms faster hog market delivery lowers feed use to boost profits and premium prices for finished hogs. Claims Watkins Hog Tonic yields results and features customer testimonials. Promotes Watkins Products household items and medicines with promises of real bargains and a forthcoming call.
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Watkins
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W. L. Tindall
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A. W. Amunson
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H. J. Schutter & Son
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L. A. Winkel
Quinby
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van Ness & Brunson
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Heise
Maurice '‘C. McMahon
Quarton & Miller County Savings Bank Bldg
Horace S, Beemer J
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Henry H. Huisinga and Sons Contractors & Builders
Titonka, Iowa
Freq Hagen
Titoyka
Ttonka
Socario
Frank Sterling
Joyce
Anna Fargengen
Dick .A. Sleper
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Bida
R. Krantz
Clifford Krantz
Rural Watkins Dealer
A. C. Bierstedt
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French Lbr. Co
Jerry’s Pool
Tyke Theatre
Jack Holt
Katherine DeMiller
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Pat O’brien
Ann Sheridan
Indianapolis Speedway
Gene Autry and
Smiley Burnette
Colorado
Robert Taylor and
Hedy Lamarr
Callus
Ultr
Hamilton Hatchery
Phone
Titanka
Aah
Lessig
Nee Wan
Miles Nervine
Miles
Smalie
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