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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1938
Page
7
Bancroft residents traveled to Remsen for a cousin’s wedding while Orthel family welcomed a baby Roberta Gail. Local social notes cover hospital visits, a Morningside College senior, bridge club results, weekend visits in Minnesota and Iowa, store rebuilding in Wesley, California departure plans, and parish clergy events.
Baseball fans nationwide brace for 1938 season as leagues start April 18 and 19. Earl Averill of the Cleveland Indians is pictured at spring training atop an aerial view of Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs.
Will Schram marked his 46th birthday Sunday born on Easter Sunday. His mother recalls weather that day as snowy with an early spring blizzard similar to last week. The birthday aligns with Easter every eleven years.
Red coral has long been valued not just for jewelry and buttons but as a charm for safety health and secrets not told to ordinary people. Ancients trusted coral in shields and helmets while Italian and Indian cultures regard it as protection against the evil eye. The globe’s red coral comes from Mediterranean reef waters off Africa and is chiefly obtained by Italians.
Agricultural economist Walter W. Wilcox of Iowa State College says the new AAA program benefits landlords as much as tenants through corn price stabilization, soil conservation, and cash payments. He notes landlords gain via steadier income on crop share and livestock share leases, while cash renters face lease stability through predictable renter income and rent. He suggests using diverted acreage for non-depleting crops or soil building plantings to ease fair handling of extra land and value of any non-depleting crop.
The first farm plows were made of crooked tree branches and worked by man power.
The earliest Scottish glass maker was George Hay (1566 1625). He used a naturally formed cave at Wemyss on the Fife coast to set up his furnace and start glass production.
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