Tonka Topk Jaren Subscription Rates Listed
Subscription rates shown for Tonka Topk Jaren. In advance, $2.50 yearly within Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory. Outside this area, $8.90 yearly. Canada and foreign countries pay $2.50 yearly.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1963
Page
1
Subscription rates shown for Tonka Topk Jaren. In advance, $2.50 yearly within Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory. Outside this area, $8.90 yearly. Canada and foreign countries pay $2.50 yearly.
The Juniors of the American Legion Auxiliary held a December meeting Friday afternoon at the A R Boyken home with a gift exchange and Christmas party hosted by Trudy Haines and Joline Harms. They received thanks from the Good Samaritan Home in Algona for 45 filled nut cups.
The Auxiliary to Kennedy Post 4071 met December 3 with 12 members in Beverly Gerdis’s home. Carolee Follman won the door prize. reports on the Christmas box to Marshalltown State Hospital, secretary and treasurer, bills, and prayers were noted. A Christmas party followed with games and a gift exchange. lunch was served by Beverly Gerdis and Thresa Baade.
Question from Lakota asks about Cody alfalfa. It is a Buffalo selection bred for resistance to spotted leaf aphid, addressing a key pest threat farmers face in alfalfa crops.
The Algona material covers regional alfalfa pest resistance with buffalo cited as more winter hardy than Cody in north Iowa while Cody suits southern Iowa. It asks if Iowa State University Ames buys identical twin Holstein heifers for research, and invites any matching pairs. Also reported are Mr and Mrs Gary Michaelsen hosting twins for Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Ernest Thiel in Algona, plus a 4H leader training meeting set for Tuesday Dec 17 at 8 00 pm at the Extension Office with topics on keeping feed records credit costs and livestock nutrition.
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