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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
1
The paper outlines subscription rates by region with $2.00 yearly in advance for Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory and higher rates outside these zones. It notes subscriptions to local points remain continuing unless the subscriber gives notice or the publisher discontinues service.
Bernice Goetz with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trenary and two children of Corinth visited Bernice Goetz and Mrs. Trenary’s families in Sangeant Minn Saturday. In Algona St Ann Hospital a baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carlson on Thursday.
Local events include CDA convention in Mason City April 18 19 20 and a series of club meetings in Algona with April 15 8 and 16 dates noted. Births baptisms deaths and funeral services are listed along with family visits and travel to Rochester and Minneapolis for medical and social events.
Iowa home makers should spring-clean to curb damage from carpet beetles silverfish and clothes moths. ISU entomologist Harold Gunderson advises cleaning closets attics baseboards and spraying with 5 percent DDT or 2 percent chlordane. Seal woolens fur in tight containers add paradichlorobenzene and seal packages.
Extension agri cultural engineer JC H Van Vinck of Town State College notes two late options to save soft corn: ear corn silage or shelled corn silage. Warm spring weather may soon rule them out. ear corn must be chopped, packed, and moisture raised to about 50 percent for effective silo silage.
A columnist reflects on why people follow charismatic leaders and adopt ideas without critical thinking and notes that this tendency appears less strongly but still exists in society.
Dr. Herrick, extension veterinarian at Iowa State College, warns farmers about brucellosis in livestock to prevent undulant fever. State Health reports a near forty percent rise in cases in Iowa from 1950 to 1951, signaling heightened risk and need for proper care.
Herrick notes that about 83 percent of cases involve men and boys pointing to a strong link with infected live stock handlers. The disease is contracted from livestock rather than other humans.
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