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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1920

Page

5

Red Cross Work Report for Simmary Nine Months 1919 1020

County Red Cross report covers nine months ending June 10 1920 detailing schools visited home visits and other health activities in Kossuth County. It records pupil counts 6927 in town and country schools 725 school visits 72a home visits and nursing visits totaling effort across influenza prevention and child health education.

Red Cross Auureeg Shirley Mies Boustetter Auida Bmiss Darling Carrie DB Maakgtad Margaret Ruba Woulet Kogauth County Jana American Red Guess Kossuth County Nursing Service Floral Hall Iowa Theresa, Danehill Crusade Work Des Moines Wed- Destley

Farmers Face Big Problem As Land Prices Rise

H R Mungo of Iowa State College warns farmers who bought land at high prices may struggle to meet principal and interest over the next five to ten years. A survey across Black Hawk Grundy Marion and Warren counties shows land values rose from 266 to 372 dollars per acre after a wave of price increases. Net labor income for farmers drops significantly when interest on higher land values is considered.

H.R. Mungo Iowa Sitaté College Wha Mhade Garetti Blady Petunia Mung

Labor Returns in 1919 Price Records Highlight farmer Struggles

The fragment notes August 1919 land prices at $100 and states half the farmers received nothing for labor with less than a percent on investment. Mr. Munger asserts records show the farmer faces a hard task to secure even moderate labor income and fair compensation for experience and skill.

Munger

State Fair Forecast Promises Record Attendance

With the State Fair in three weeks, officials predict a record turnout for Iowa. Advance ticket sales show strong interest in educational exhibits, the swine pavilion sold out, and 1600 cattle stalls booked. Premiums exceed prior years, and amusements include air stunts, Ruth Law flights, fireworks, vaudeville, horse and auto races, and military demonstrations. The state fairgrounds expand to 100 acres for the event opening August 26.

State Board of Agriculture Lowa Evers Algo al Walton Ruth Law Dardaneles

Auto owners must light cars to meet law

Notice to auto owners states that from August 13 1920 vehicles within the town limits must display two front lights and a tail light at night. Violations will cost the owner a fine of 9.85 dollars. Mayor H A French signs the notice.

Incorporated Titontas H. A. French

Skeletons Found Near Spirit Lake Raise Old Indian History

Eight skeletons unearthed at Teetonkah Park on the Harry Park farm by H. BD. Weaver and crew spark local interest in Spirit Lake history. Seven bones in one grave and one solitary, ages indeterminate, may predate white settlement. The article links Marble Place and 1857 Inkpa-duta raids, recounting tales of Mead, trapping tools, and pictographs, while noting uncertainty over Indigenous origin and burial by white settlers.

Teetonkah Park Harry Park H. BD. Weaver Spirit Lake Indiana Tootonkah Park Marble and Wits Marble County Marble Place Ink-pa-du-ta Dickinson County Mayble Fort Dodge A. & Mead Peterson Iowa Clay County Mr. Mead Hattie Emma Mead Mr. Marble Ink-na-du-ta Avery Marble Park Frank Mead Yellowstone Reaeuery

Wallis Tractors Plow 1000 Acres in Test Run

Meiko Stoly of Waden Wallis tractor distributor reports from Nar cissa Oklahoma that Gaing Brothers Company used two Wallis tractors to harvest 600 acres in 1918, then 700 acres in 1919, and finally plow 1000 acres in the fall. The tractors pulled two B foot binders and Case 14 inch three bottom plows, marking an efficiency milestone for the fleet.

Ont Meiko Stoly Waden Wallis Ifr Gaina

Special meeting for all service men in Destre Aug 13

The American Legion calls a special meeting of all service men at Odd Fellows Hall on August 13 at 8:00 PM. The group aims to discuss veterans’ discharge issues and plans to build a batt, seeking support for the project. Commander W. Al Freon leads the effort.

Pidday Odd Fellows Hall American Legion

Wallis tractor proves efficient on dry Oklahoma soil

Ground in Beth 1918 and WILY Otter county farms report wheat ground prepared by two Wallis tractors while other brands struggle in dry soil. Mr Stohr says if Wallis handles the hard dry soil in Oklahoma it will likely perform well elsewhere in the United States and may be a solid money making investment on farms of 100 acres or more.

Beth Otter Countre Stohr Oklahoma United States

Coal shortage warning urges farm wood fuel use

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation secretary Cunningham warns of a coal famine ahead, urging farmers to stockpile wood and other fuels. Representatives have investigated coal fields in Iowa and Illinois, predicting higher prices and limited coal supply this winter. Farmers should cut dead wood and prepare wood fuel now to ease the strain and avoid paying exorbitant coal prices.

Cunningham Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Towa Ilinois Iowa

Demonstrations Show Savings From County Poultry Culls

Demonstrations across the county culled 7965 hens with about 2800 culls. At $1 feed per hen, savings totaled 2750, and even at 0 cents per bird, 1395 saved. The program reached 1039 Decepts, spreading the message of culling the slackers and inspiring growers to apply Eastman’s method.

Eastman Hastman

Pig worthy sway sells for 2500 at four months old

Algat L Swanson offered a sensational Durae Jeagle to J A Vipond Son of Algona after four months as a male pig sold for 2500 dollars. The young boar, from Sensation lineage and Ling's Wonder I Am sow, measured exceptional length and height. Vipond herd of Duroc Jerseys gains a top breeder with this sale. A FORD touring car ad follows.

Algat L. Swanson Brenders

Ames to Host Large Tractor Demonstration This Week

A major tractor demonstration will run August 11 12 and 13 on a 100 acre lot beside Iowa State College in Ames. More than 60 Fordbased tractors will show power on various implements under supervision by Iowa State College engineers. The event is billed as one of the largest farm power demonstrations in the country and aims to benefit attendees. The Motor Co. will arrange a round trip from Ames today and Friday for interested travelers.

Caria Ames Farnt Dawer Iowa State College Towa. State College Titdatet ‘Motor Co Wfod

Community Seeks Volunteers for World League Service

In Palo Alto County a father expresses willingness to have his son join the League of Nations army to preserve territorial integrity in Europe or Asia. The appeal asks who would sacrifice, noting the hardship of sending a neighbor’s son, and urges local residents without sons to respond. The Emmetsburg Democrat calls for genuine public support amid the campaign and Harding Cox visits with officials.

Palo Alto League of Natlong Europe Asia Toltay Ihhert Poland Bulgaria Turkey Persia India Eaypt Ireland Geneva Harding Gov. Cox Emmetsburg Democrat

Willmar Tribune reports license pinch linked fishing case

The article notes a Minnesota license pinch related to fishing. It mentions Wm, Krouger, Warren Sam Warner of Oli via, a court appearance before Judge Milley, and fines or sentences. The tone reflects local newspaper style and details a municipal court outcome with names and charges.

Folka Dower Tor Wm Krouger Willmar (Minn) Tribune Gumo Warren Sam Warner Olivia Ifly Pratt Vraiver Towa Milley Leta Hizamm Aia Dufarcar Monitor

Public Notice From Mayor French on Property and Fees

The notice warns all recipients to appear at their property walk and street inspection before August 21. If skipped, penalties including weed cutting and expenses may be charged to the delinquent party. Signed by Hi A. French, Mayor.

A. French

Farm for Albras? Lamorix improves Titonka county road

A fragment notes a farm for Alb and mentions Lamoroix near Titonka county road. The text indicates a well managed farm in high cultivation, located about a half mile southeast of Titonka county road.

Titonkelou County Road A. L. Lamoroix

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