Titonka Post Office Subscription Rates Notice
Entered at the Post Office in Titonka Iowa as Second Class Matter. Thoroughly covers a territory reached by no other paper. Subscription rates are 1.50 per year in advance in Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory, 2.00 per year outside, 2.60 per year in Canada and foreign countries. All county Titonka subscriptions are continuing yearly unless subscriber notifies or publisher discontinues. Other subscriptions end one month after expiration unless renewed. payment extension possible by arrangement.
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Titonka
Iowa
Kossuth County
Titonka _ trade
Canada
Titonka Trade
Economic High Lights on Wilson and Roosevelt Seaway Doctrine
The discussion recalls Wilson’s 1917 freedom of the seas doctrine and links it to Roosevelt’s wartime policy. It argues Roosevelt’s stance expands naval reach, signaling more Atlantic actions, with the U S Navy growing powerful to confront German submarines and defend vital waters between Ireland and Britain.
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Wilson
Roosevelt
North Atlantic
United States
U. S
Greer
Atlantic
North Carolina
Batte
Atlantic Ocean
Ireland
British Isles
Cerna
Germany
England
Hitler
Foreign policy and war opinions shape postwar outlook
The piece surveys US isolationist decline and bipartisan support for active aid to Britain, amid rising martial sentiment. It notes British naval strains, Russian counteroffensives challenging German invaders, and shifting war dynamics that could influence postwar terms with Stalin.
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Britain
House
Senate
Wendell Willkle
American First Committee
America
Dorothy Dirksen Honored At Local Showers
A series of showers in Britt and Woden honored Dorothy Dirksen daughter of Walter Dirksen of Woden who will wed King Gale of Baton Rouge Louisiana soon. Attendees included Mrs Frank Baxter and several local residents. The article notes Dirksen’s upcoming marriage and a separate update on Ivan White Glenwood student whose leg amputation a year ago left him awaiting an artificial limb funded by friends.
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Dorothy Dirksen
Woden
Wihsley
Baxter
Britt
Tom Forburger
Laster Lease
Frank Kouba
Geo. Vitzthum
Edward Hildman
J. JL. Studer
Joe Kreips
Miss Dirksen
Walter Dirksen
Buffalo Center Catholic
King Gale
Tllinois
Dirkssen
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Frank Baxter
Dirksen
Ivan White
Glenwood
Ivan
Fun and Fables from a Nebraska Camp
A stream of quirky notes from M G Folks reflects camp life, fashion musings, gossip, and small observations. It urges readers to support youths away from home, comments on a Lincoln store Cat and Dog Day Sale, and touches on public talk, personal grooming, and rural working life with a humorous tone.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Farmers urged to meet defense needs under 1942 AAA plan
Kossuth county farmers are told to draft 1942 plans emphasizing 20 percent soil conserving crops and special allotments for corn and wheat under Area B. The revised program aims to boost pork poultry and dairy output while expanding national defense goals, with township officials contacting farmers during October and November for sign up.
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AAA
Kossuth
Oscar L. Thoreson
Kossuth County
United States
Washington
Thorewon
Kaossuth County
United States Department of Agriculture
Thoreson
Food For Defense
Woro&rans
Former Titonka Boy Now Parachute Expert
Don Gerdes, son of My and Mrs IH Gerdes, formerly of Titonka, studied sheet metal at Ryan School of Aeronautics and joined Standard Parachute Corps. At age 20 he completed a ten week rigging course and will join Visalia Denuba School of Aeronautics in Visalia to pursue parachute work near Livingston.
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Titonka
The
San Diego Tribune
Sun
Don Gerdes
Ih, Ki
Gerdes
Herman Blakley
Ryan School of Aeronautics
Parachute Corps
Don
Visalia Denuba
Doan News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Doan area residents hosted and visited with relatives and friends over the weekend. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Wm Anderson and son Billy with Odd Oudway of Sioux Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Franz Epter. John and Donna Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Buffington. Allyn Brink. Vera Johnson. Dale Struthers. Henry Mertz and Janet. Junior Hansen and Rodney of Titonka. and others. Church activities included a Dean Methodist conference delegation assignments for Titonka and Estherville. A quilt for the bazaar was tied by local volunteers. Walter Anderson and daughters Joyce and Geraldine from Windom visited, with Joyce to pursue nursing in Oskaloosa.
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Wm. Anderson
Billy
Odd Oudway
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
George Johnson
Mr Anderson
Mr. Johnson
Franz Epter
John
Donna Marie
Ross Buffington
Allyn Brink
van Hansen
Milford
Dale Struthers
Henry Mertz
Janet
Clem Tadwig
Ottosen
Anna Josephine
Junior Hansen
Rodney
Titonka
Ilo Buffington
Wield
Fred Asa
Doyle Craven
Vera Johnson
Mason ‘City
Harold Krantz
Donald Buffington
Dorothy Budlong
Sheffield
Decorah
Dean W. S. C
Titonica
Patricia Lynn Craven
Percy Brink
Bryan Asa
Laury Jean. Smith
Tay Smith
L. J. Lowman
Algona
Dean
Estherville
Andrew Petersen
Man from Minneapolis Demonstrates Rupture Shields in Algona
H L Hoff of Minneapolis will showcase his Rupture Shields at Hotel Algona in Algona Iowa on Friday October 3 from 10 am to 4 pm with evenings by appointment. He notes ten years of experience and thousands fitted in the U S urging sufferers including those with large ruptures or post surgical or injection failures to attend. See Holtman if unavailable.
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H. L. Hoff
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Algona
Towa
Hotel Algona
United States
Caudion
Dow
Holtman
Women's Home Project Meet at Schnucker's
The Women’s Home Project met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Calvin Schnucker’s home. The patriotic tea featured red white and blue decorations, a silver tea service, and a menu of ribbon sandwiches and tea cakes. Guests sang “America the Beautiful” and other tunes as Mrs. Ruth Seaton Hicks spoke on nutrition, tying the lessons to home makers' interests amid abundant food.
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Women's Home Project
Calvin Schnucker
Carl Sunderman
Ed Zwiefel
Local health lessons urge better eating habits
The passage urges Buffalo and German township residents to join nutrition groups, arguing that rejecting recounts due to poor health shows a need to study nutrition for long-term benefit. It promotes group participation as worthwhile and promising a good return for time and effort.
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Buffalo
Former Wesley Girl Is Married at Clear Lake
Catherine Brandt daughter of Mr and Mrs Gus Brandt wed Verl Fulheur at Clear Lake on Sunday. The ceremony was followed by a two course wedding dinner for about forty guests. The couple will reside in Clear Lake.
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Wesley
Clear Lake
William Ricks
William Foertsch
Angeline
Allie
George Foertsch
Matt Kellner
Paul
R. SC. Bauer
Herman Bode
Catherine Brandt
Gus Brandt
Verl Fulheur
Irene Ricke
Gus Brandts
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Maurice C. McMahonee
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Henry H. Huisinga & Sons Contractors and Builders
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Titonia
Choice
Watleine Liniment
A. C. Bierstedt
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Earl Ward
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Dial
Wesley, Ia
Clark
Natial Editorial
Reich
Russia
Spain
Turkey
Japan
Stalin
M. G
Motor Cara
Sal
Titonka Boy
Grace Lack
Grehard
Tey
Doan News
May Jenking
Ben Knox
Plum Creek
Walter Anderson
Joyce
Geraldine
Windom
Minn
Rudolph Larson
Joyca
Oskaloosa
Murses Trath
Jug
Hoff
Shoe and Harness Repairing
Srd
D-X Station
Titania
Algona Rendering Co
Masonic Temple
Minneapolis, Minn
Women’s
Schnucker’s
Jove
Eddie Albert
Joan Leslie
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Merle Oberon
Dennis Morgan
Rita Hayworth
Hamilton Hatchery
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