Card of Thanks from Edna Riehter
Mrs Edna Riehter thanks relatives neighbors and friends for ecards letters and flowers during recovery from an accident at her son s home.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1958
Page
2
Mrs Edna Riehter thanks relatives neighbors and friends for ecards letters and flowers during recovery from an accident at her son s home.
District Director Robert C. Wilson of the Immigration and Naturalization Service in Omaha Nebraska announced a forthcoming requirement for aliens in the United States to report their addresses to the Attorney General. By January 31 each year all aliens present on January 1 must report, with exceptions for accredited diplomats, those accredited to certain international organizations, and temporary agricultural workers. Reports are obtainable at post offices or immigration offices in January. The law carries severe penalties for noncompliance.
Iowa State College researchers led by L. N Hazel test sonic reflectance to gauge backfat in pigs. The device uses high frequency sound to measure tissue depth and fatness instantly with no pain. Development aims to extend this to muscle size and beef cattle though skin thickness poses challenges. The unit costs about 2950 dollars and was made in England.
County extension director announces petitions for Brucellosis Eradication area plan circulating after January 5 1959 with a kickoff meeting for circulators. Also notes hay and water testing services and a description of the Osceola water tower replacement with a new 300000 gallon tower 180 feet tall.
Communities join in carols and church and school programs to celebrate Christmas. Countywide efforts include 4-H and club activities delivering gifts to mothers and orphans, cookie parties, nursing home decorations, and a mistletoe selling project by the U Go I Go club and 4-H in Oregon sending mistletoe to Algona.
Leaders and members remember one another as the Christmas season highlights sharing and generosity. The piece urges continuing the giving spirit year round and notes 4-Hers use hands and hearts to display generosity in gifts and well wishes for Christmas and the new year.
The USDA reports cattle prices likely to fall in the near term while hog prices may weaken later. Prices are part of a broader upswing cycle, with abundant feed and higher production expected to press values down after gains. Francis Kutish notes hog slaughter peaked, with a smaller rise anticipated this winter.
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