Council Proceedings in Titonka 1955 Actions and Appointments
The Titonka Topic records a November 1955 special council meeting and a December 1955 regular session. New 1956 council members take oath. Mayor Pro Tem appointed. prayers offered. Minutes note salary changes for clerk and treasurer, dump grounds care, water service charges, and routine bill payments totaling $330.15.
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Iowa
L. W. Nath
Art W. Boyken
Amos Krominga
Eilert D. Boyken
Wm. Nothwehr
John Hamilton
Clerk Reaser
Art Boyken
Florence K. Reaser
Ular
Andrews
Reaser
Clerk
Treas
Fisher
Krominga
Ben Isebrand
Isebrand
Lem Stockwell
Ernest Godferson
Dick Baade
Raymond Baade
Fred Baade
Dorothy Bruns
Dan Wabben
Wilemssen
Town Expenditures and Receipts for November
November expenditures listed by funds including Water, Street, Sanitation, and Public Safety. Notable items include Leighton Supply water materials 58.25, Fred Baade salaries 50.00 and 164.43, Heiman Fire Equipment 282.00, Rick's Cities Service Station 25.00, and total expenditures 533.09 with receipts 3 709.79. Town Clerk Florence K Reaser signs off with adjournment motion.
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Leighton Supply Inc
Fannie M. Keil
Pete Wagner
Interstate Power Co
Une Neptune Meter Co
Met
GTS Paratenedeedeeenucee
Bueebedebneacsy
Fred Baade
Harvey Heyer
Rick’s Cities
Mid-Iowa
Frank D. Fisher
J. R. Schutt
Clarence Akkerman
Florin Bartlett
Tyke Electric
Rick's Cities
George Anderson
Marshall
Heiman
Price Differentials Rise in Slaughter Cattle Grades
Extension director Stephen J. Hiemstra reports Iowa State College economists that price spreads among slaughter cattle grades widened during the week of November 24. Prime and choice prices gained 50 cents to $1, with larger gains for 1300 to 1500 pound cattle while good grades fell 60 cents per hundredweight.
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Stephen J. Hiemstra
Iowa State College
Hiemstra
Cattle Prices and Slaughter Trends Highlight Holiday Beef Market
Market notes show a shift in slaughter mix with fewer prime steer percentages in prior periods and a return to normal levels. July to September saw unusually large prime shares, while heavier weights and higher federally inspected slaughter boosted beef output. December projections suggest slight gains, yet overall cattle on feed remain up from last year as pork and beef prices move with supply dynamics. A final paragraph notes Christmas tree trappings with Danish four-hymn tradition.
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Hiemstra
Chicago
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Happy New
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Oscar E. Miller
Fisher Chevrolet
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Hera
Merry Christmas
Frank Fisher
Herbert H. Klasse
Ethel and
Harry Reed
Chuck and
Jean Reed
Gary - Ruth
Virginia
Dwight and
Bea Garrett
Dean Kuchenreuther
Walter Haage
Margaret Lang
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