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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
7
Mother Briggs finds this in-between salad season due to scarce garden produce and low basement root stock. She suggests varied dressings and combinations using fresh fruits and vegetables now available, sharing recipes for Raw Carrot Stick Salad, Fruit Salad Dressing, and Fruit and Cabbage Salad with honey lemon dressing.
Doan News notes several social calls and dinners. Ralph Stoll and others visited Roy Hansen’s home Sunday. Families including Buffingtons, Christensens, Jensens, Mitchells, and Hansens dropped by various homes for meals and conversation. Aquirer ties include Rochester trip and multiple Sunday dinners with neighbors and relatives in Algona and nearby communities.
Algona residents frequent visitors and casual updates fill a long page from local life. Names include Miss Teanie Leeck, Rex Austin, J. J. Wilson, Mrs. Pierre Sartor, Harley Bartlett, and many others. Community events cover health, road conditions, elections, and local business notes amid weather and drive conditions.
Iowa calendar poultry flocks report shows February receipts per hen from hatchings eggs at 2.8 cents, down from 6.7 cents a year ago, amid colder weather and lower egg production. The average eggs produced per hen also declined, reflecting tighter market conditions and lower prices for market eggs.
The report shows per bird figures for market ages last month with an average price of 11.4 cents per dozen, down from 112.5 cents in February 1931. Expenditures averaged 9.5 cents per bird, receipts 12 cents, creating a 4 cent margin versus 8 cents a year ago. The top ten flocks yielded over 9 cents per bird, while the bottom ten barely covered costs with under 2 cents margin.
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