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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
2
One year advertising contract terms quoted at 10 cents per inch for space and 10 cents per line for local ads. Political notices priced at 20 cents per line per insertion. Includes mention of yearly contracts and repeated insertions with varying rates.
The article profiles German Americans as loyal to the United States while defending German roots. It discusses Prussian efficiency under Frederick the Great, the German past, and the dual identity of Americans of German birth or extraction. It argues for square deals for Germany during wartime neutrality and criticizes pro British press bias.
A reflective plea argues that nations should become more humane to prevent global crisis. It stresses that Germans, English, French, and Russians alike must grow in humanity for lasting peace and harmony worldwide.
A Doane church entertainment is planned for Thursday with home talent readings and a cartoon talk by the pastor, free will offering. A chicken pie supper is scheduled Saturday in the basement, with proceeds aiding church causes and attendance by Wesleyan members expected. The article urges continued faith in God and Christ and invites all to services with the theme What should a preacher preach.
The article outlines two types of farm products requiring different selling strategies. It notes some farmers excel at production but fail to sell, while others sell well but may not produce efficiently. It cautions against overreaching speculation and emphasizes balancing production with sales for financial stability.
The article urges farmers to sell hogs and cattle when ready rather than hold for higher prices. It warns against speculating on grain, notes that perishable and nonperishable goods require different handling, and stresses selling when profits exist while avoiding forced sales during market slumps.
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