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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1953
Page
1
Feeds and poultry supplies advertised by Welp's Chicks at Isebrand Produce in Titonka and other local stores. Also Home Federal Savings and Loan offers insured savings and low-rate loans with easy payments from Algona Iowa. мебели
A hearing will be held at 1:00 p m on February 24 1953 in the Kossuth County Court House Algona Iowa to review plans specifications and proposed contract form for the new county court house. Objections may be heard as provided by law. Dated January 30 1953 Board of Supervisors Kossuth County Iowa By County Auditor Marc Moore Published February 5 and 12. The notice also reports 153 car loads of pipe used on a Iowa City to Dubuque pipeline project and a Jimmy Dinger fund rising to 3259 dollars for the Burr Oak boy injured in October. Mrs L B Popkes of Aplington died at 105 last month. Drive carefully.
Doan area churches hold a Tuesday Bible study led by Mrs. Dale Struthers, with a strong turnout though flu and icy roads trimmed attendance. WSCS meets Thursday with Mrs. Louis Hansen leading. various local residents hosted by Mansons and Struthers as they share lessons and hospitality.
A Blue Earth columnist shares cottage observations from sunlit days that may turn blizzardy, notes on storm-damaged wires and sleet, a reader letter about catching mice, oregano in Italian cooking, and home stories from cactus care to a baby’s traits. The piece ends with reflections on hog farming and farm policy.
Leander Menke reports January results for Kossuth No 2 Dairy Herd Improvement Association. Herds in Titonka Swea City and Lakota averaged 863 pounds of milk and 31.7 pounds fat per cow with 64 dry status among 324 cows tested. Notable records include Holsteins from Titonka Lone Rock and Fenton with over 12 thousand pounds milk and around 440 pounds fat. The annual meeting is set for March 16 at the Bancroft Legion Hall with Don Voelker of Town State College as guest.
Twenty four new motor vehicles were licensed in Kossuth County last week. Owners include individuals from Algona Bancroft Fenton Swea City Wesley Titonka Lakota Lone Rock and LuVerne along with area dealers and companies such as Algona Produce and W E Ley Motor Co.
A local ad touts Golden Sun's 35 percent Brood Sow Concentrate to mix with home grains for a balanced sow ration to improve fertility and condition for spring farrowing. The piece also notes a tragic line about a friend named Bit who died outside Dan's Bar.
The Iowa Safety Council chairman Claude V. McBroom warns the 1952 fatal accident record demands action. Teenagers and drivers with prior violations could face licensing age increases and expanded suspension power. The Good Driver Club, with 5 000 members, presses for legislative change as a deterrent to reckless driving.
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