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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1953

Page

2

Farm Outlook forecasts mixed 1984 business trends

The 1954 to 1984 outlook notes a broad range of 5 to 10 percent swings with mixed signals. Iowa State economist Kutish highlights a softly downward trend in industrial activity, rising inventories, and reduced cash farm income while auto output declines and price concessions appear. The key question is whether adjustments will run their course or accelerate.

Francis A. Natish Iowa State College Farm Economist Kutish

19 New Cars And Trucks Are Sold In Kossuth County

Nineteen new vehicles were licensed in Kossuth county last week with buyers including Warner W. Schmidt Titanka Ford Raymond F. Alderson Algona Studebaker Fred Asche La Kota Dumont Velma Cook Burt Lea Garman Corwith Glenn Householder Lone Rock Wayne Lynch Fenton Patrick McGuire Algona Raymond Mertz Algona Marvin Tish Swea City Vernon Klein Irvington Christ Gelhaus Ledyard John Zalaznik Algona Russell Kauffman Swea City Arthur Menke Bancroft Raymond Menke Bancroft Kenneth Wm Percival Algona Eugene E. Vaudt Fenton Milo H Risvold Corwith.

Kossuth County Ford Warner W. Schmidt Titanka Raymond F. Alderson Algona Studebaker Fred Asche Lakota Dumont Velma Cook Burt Chevrolet Lea Garman Corwith Glenn Householder Lone Rock Wayne Lynch Fenton Patrick McGuire Raymond Mertz Marvin Tish Swea City Vernon Klein Irvington Pontise Christ Gelhaus Ledyard John Zalaznik Mercury Russell Kauffman Buick Arthur Menke Bancroft Raymond Menke Plymouth Kenneth Wm. Percival Eugene E. Vaudt Chrysler Milo H. Risvold

Ice Fishing Booms on Spirit Lake as Season Opens

Northwestern Iowa reports strong ice fishing with 2,739 fish caught in Spirit Lake over 10 days in December. Yellow perch dominated the catch with walleyed pike and northern pike following. 560 fishermen averaged 5.8 fish per day each. West Okoboji bays were mostly frozen with anglers averaging over one fish per hour. Fishermen must obtain permits for fishing shacks. Farmers receive about 45 cents of the food dollar per USDA 1953 figures, down from 1952 and 1951.

Iowa State Conservation Commission Earl Rose Commission Spirit Lake West Okoboji

Christmas of 1959 A Calm, Bright Holiday For Family

Our grandparents would recall old-time Christmases, yet 1959 stands out with unusual mildness. The writer describes a serene celebration featuring a Christmas Eve birth, a fast day, and a 21st birthday cake and supper. A birthday and Christmas presents are opened separately, preserving tradition.

Christmas reflections and family ties amid Iowa trip

Susan Frawley Eisele writes of Christmas with Albert’s family in Iowa, noting a bedridden yet spirited mother, the enduring mother in law, and a calm festive season with no shopping frenzies. She recalls traveling through illuminated countryside, Christmas programs with everyone in place, and observations on home life and fashion trends.

Iowa Albert Minnesota Bethlehem

Cotton and blends mark 1954 fabric outlook

Iowa State College extension clothing specialists predict a plentiful supply of cottons, synthetic fibers, and blends for 1954 fabrics. Ready-to-wear garments and yard goods in easy-care materials will be common, with cottons and wool blends forming major portions of the textile mix.

Orlon Dacron Dynel Acrilan Iowa State College Extension

Uniform Temperature Spurs Egg Quality in Poultry House

Iowa State College extension poultryman W. R. Whitfield says maintaining uniform temperature in the laying house improves production leads to cleaner eggs and a more sanitary environment.

Iowa State College

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