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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1955
Page
3
A survey by the General Services Administration shows Iowa has the smallest share of federal land among the 48 states with residents owning 35,863,000 acres. The United States nationally holds 405,068,568 acres, more than one fifth of all U S land.
A veterinary journal reports antibiotics used for human and animal anthrax are common practice. Experiments show sheep exposed to infection within 24 hours survived, while untreated animals died within five days. Four generations posed for a photograph at Manning with Mrs. Hans Muller, 97, and her two month old great grandson Randy Jahn.
A long list of area residents report travels and visits from November through December. Mr and Mrs Tony Jandl plan a Minnesota visit for about a week while others head to Camp Chaffee Arkansas to see Arden and likely Fort Louis Washington. Many families visit relatives, attend showers and weddings, and celebrate a Golden Wedding Anniversary with relatives from Britt Ruthven Algona and beyond.
The article argues coal remains essential for U S energy, noting plans for Ohio River Valley aluminum plants to locate near coal and markets. It cites technology boosting coal powered plants and acknowledges hydro limits, stressing the need to maintain a healthy coal industry.
A parent guide discusses teaching children property rights and managing anger as they grow. It emphasizes modeling calm responses, explaining boundaries, and preventing property damage by addressing hostile feelings in children with guidance from a Child Welfare pamphlet No. 49 Your Child and His Temper.
Mamie The fifth grade class at St Marys Catholic School sent freetings to President Eisenhower in Denver wishing him a speedy recovery. Now the class has a warm thank you note from Mrs Eisenhower.
It is generally believed a modest federal tax cut will occur next year, with leaders from both parties signaling some relief. Debates focus on whether cuts should favor lower incomes or extend to higher brackets and business, amid concerns that current rates hinder economic growth and job creation.
John R Doyle of the AAA Motor Club promotes a December 1 safety poster Watch for Turning Cars. He warns turning cars pose a danger as both motorists and pedestrians assume right of way and urges pedestrians to yield when drivers may not stop. He says safety habits should start in childhood. The article also notes 1950 USDA data showing 73 percent of US farmers owned their farms.
An ad claims 3 of 4 women receive relief from headaches cramps and nervous tension before and during menses. It touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound or tablets with iron added as a blood building remedy available at druggists, endorsed by a noted doctor.
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