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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
2
An Iowa dairy analysis condemns butter substitutes advertised as butter yes in truth and claims, accusing makers of fraud for claiming equal nutrition. It urges action by the Associated Advertising Clubs to protect farmers and consumers from deceptive labeling and misleading taste claims.
The article advises trellis supported beans and dwarf and pole lima varieties plus giant podded bush lima. It notes wax and green pods taste similar, warns about planting Lima beans after June 1, and recommends planting sweet corn in small blocks of three to four rows for fuller ears with staggered sowing from May 15 to July 1. It highlights Fourth of July and Golden Bantam early corns and stresses long-season planning for a bountiful garden.
The Tribune argues that some Bugtalo Center merchants push high profits to cover advertising and overhead. It explains advertising only boosts sales when overhead remains constant, raising per article profit to cover expenses. Consistent advertisers show lower price differences than non advertisers.
Almanac style note on vegetable quality and planting timing by Adolph Krum. Advices include sowing warm-season crops after soil warms, planting pea and bean varieties late May, and encouraging liberal sowing to harvest fresh in summer.
A Buffalo Center farmer reports an unusual solar sighting on a fixed date. He notes his neighbor has observed the same tree line and sun alignment for years, but this year the sun appeared shifted by about twenty degrees, prompting study and curiosity in the community.
Burt Items Art Knudison returns home from Corr ectionville after weeks of work. Mrs M L Winans hosted the sewing circle last Thursday. Families and neighbors visited, including the Jones and Helfler households. A PT meeting is planned at the Presbyterian church next Wednesday evening. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs Mike Zimmerman last week. The Gadies Aid met with luncheon. A storm on March 26 caused damage near Ruehmore North Dakota.
Community members gather for dinners and visits at homes of Mrs Grover Dr Wallace and others. Visitors from Mitchell Denver and Estherville noted. repairs on river bridge underway. several families listed with kin and visiting arrangements around Algona in late week notices.
Ruth Moore Neiland, daughter of Burt resident Mrs. Arthur Moore, rushed home to console her mother who died of tuberculosis weeks earlier. Neiland had taught in the Philippines and married Lt Neiland of the U.S. Army. her husband’s return to the states was uncertain.
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