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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
2
The Titonka postoffice paper outlines subscription pricing in its trade area. Rates are 160 dollars per year in advance within Titonka territory, 1.50 if not paid in advance, 1.86 per year in advance outside Titonka territory and in other states, and 2.50 per year in Canada and foreign countries, all payable in advance.
Senator Dickinson toured Maine and Chicago arguing Republicans must offer a real alternative after three and a half years in opposition. He cited strong farmer discontent with federal policies from planting potatoes to selling roosters, noting Maine voters oppose government interference and warn of worsening conditions. Local papers echoed the sentiment from Hartford Times and Upper Des Moines.
A Springfield Mass paper criticizes Senator Dickinson for a vigorous personal attack on Roosevelt. The writer says Dickinson’s manner should be polished and his ideas his own, warning that his vituperation will backfire against his political goals.
The Kasguth Daily Record reports Col Theodore Roosevelt spoke in Des Moines on Monday evening commemorating the Constitution. The account harshly criticizes his address as lacking constructive points and echoing a harsh attack style while noting current farm aid and hog programs under the Roosevelt administration.
Migs Behnke shelled corn last Wednesday Bartlett Bros shelled corn Monday Arlene Daniels spent the weekend with Violet Long Mrs Leo Brayton was on the sick list last week Ronald Bividge left last week to attend college at Ames Martha Schipull worked for Mrs Ted Ringsdorf last week Mr and Mrs John Janssen are the parents of a baby boy John Jr born to them September 20th
A slice of local social life with Sunday and Thursday visits across Britt Burt and Algona. Gertrude Blerstedt visited Louis Bartlett. Lauretta Beulah Larsed hosted by Elmer Fisher. Jean Flatter Britt spent weekend with Lauretta Larsen. D. M. Stewart’s son Bill stayed with his parents. Portland mourners attended Mrs Ward’s funeral in Burt. Carl Danner worked for L H Bartlett and relaxed in Iowa Falls. Frank Dontje family visited D B Burnett. Reed Anderson Spencer visited George Graham. George Free Algona and daughter visited Chas Phelps. Wm Meyers visit noted.
Mina Sivewell Abend and Alfred Godtredeone hosted Sunday dinner guests. Mr. and Mrs. John Geng Jr. and others visited at several homes. Wils Jam, Leech and Shepman families appear in hospital and social calls. Portland Progress Day noted with about twenty ladies attending a holach event hosted by local organizers.
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