Portland Clubs Hold Christmas Parties and Socials
The Portland Progress Club held its annual Christmas party on Monday December 3 at Mrs Margaret Arndorfer’s home with a luncheon and a 50 cent gift exchange. The Pour Corner Social Club hosted a potluck dinner December 4 at the Portland Community Hall with numerous local families in attendance. Future gatherings are planned for January with notes on menus and guest speakers.
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Portland Progress Club
Margaret Arndorfer
Elia Lampe
Ethel Smith
Arndorfer
Ariene Wood
Margaret Govern
Sesson
Arlene Wood
Virgina Becker
Hazel Steven
Alan Jow
Pour Corner Secial Club
Portland
Donald Ringsdorf
W. J. Stewart
Glenn Larsen
Titonka Grants 25 year Telephone Franchise in Iowa Town
The Titonka Town Council approves a 25 year franchise for Titonka Telephone Company to acquire construct and maintain telephone and telegraph facilities in Titonka Iowa. The ordinance requires election approval public notice publication costs and written acceptance by the company to become binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Iowa
Titonka Telephone Company
Sunday Visits and Community Notices in Algona Area
Sunday visitors included the Mullers and Eishens from Whittemore and the Bahlings. Numerous neighbors attended church weddings, visits spanned Britt to Titonka, and social events featuring the Portland Club and Christmas party plans were announced. Also included are USDA market outlook notes on cattle hog prices and a reflection on price awareness.
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Roger Scott
Henry Muller
Whittemore
Phil Eishen
Mervyn Bahling
Portland
Titonia
Leo Clark
Britt
Ray Fitch
Fitch
Ruthven
Jesse Schmidt
Herman Harms
Albert Harms
Howard Sparks
Ruth Sparks
Dean
Edmund Larsen
Minneapolis
Johnny, H
Shirley Peter
Chuck Kline
Algona
Burt Lutheran Church
Herman Gruss
Klemme
Harms
John Meinders
Guy Dimond
Sparks
Tom Dimond
Colts Neck
N. J
Dimond
Chicago
Robert Wood
Jay Steven
Chester Fitch
Clyde Moore
Victor Fitch
Tony Jands
Clifford Young
Ithe Usda
USDA
Farm Outlook Optimistic on Cattle Future Through Kassuth Extension
The Department of Agriculture foresees a favorable three to four year period for the cattle industry. The current cycle, begun in 1958, shows slower early growth than the 1949-57 cycle due to limited beef heifer additions and a feeding surge driving heifers to feedlots and slaughter. The outlook emphasizes demand and supply dynamics shaping near term prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Department of Agriculture
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Portland News
Mrs. Victor
Art Bartlett
Steven
Rollo Moore
Harold Harms
Wilbur Spear
Wayne
Levant Moore
Leona Haase
Evelyn
Hazel Carroll
Korene
Tony Becker
St. Joe
Tony Jand
Clarence Diers
Bancroft
Jack Thompson
Johnny Spear
Robert Spear
Richard Spear
Johnny Harms
Raymond Spear
Tom Asche
Towa
Harold E. Gartner
Sybil Freerksen
A. Ys
Harold Gartner
Devries Auction Tales
Devries Auction CO
Buffalo Center
Kassuth Co
Schwan’s
Russ Krominga
Howe
Thompson
Woden
LHC. M
H.C
John Deere
Broyhill
Winpower
J.D
P.T.O
Kewanee
J. D
Lh.c. Endgate
Hammermill
Holstein
Roger Alphs
DeVries Brothers, Auctioneers
Titanka Savings Bank
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