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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1939
Page
4
The February Wesley P T V A meeting convened at 8 pm in the school gym. State patrolmen Hutchinson and Clark spoke and screened a new highway safety film. A vocal solo by Joseph Show and a musical piece by Blaine Mullins and others followed the program. Lunch cooled after.
C. C. Culbertson of Iowa State College reports feeding soybean oilmeal to cattle does not change carcass firmness or color. It can replace linseed oilmeal at lower cost, with similar quality outcomes for both high and average quality cattle.
Iowa State College extension entomologist H D Tate advises banding elm trunks in February to shield valuable shade trees from spring cankerworms. A cotton batting ring beneath a tarred paper band with adhesive traps stops wingless females from climbing.
Mr and Mrs P Powers and Bobby visited Blue Earth Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wade Ball dined with H A Wortman. Mrs J Gus Thaves and son Keith visited Burt, returning home Friday. Emma Gutknecht and Mrs C A Gutknecht drove to Mason City Friday. Lena Gutknecht joined them for the weekend. Mrs J M Mell returned to Albert Lea Friday with niece Arlene Koppen. Mrs R L Morrison returned from Albert Lea. Local Legion and Auxiliary held a joint meeting at Wesley last Thursday. Wortman newlyweds visited, Wallace Peterson injured his ankle practicing basketball. M H Winter and daughter visited from Mason City. Rippen tropes moving plans. Schroeder Wag on sick list. Legion Auxiliary met last Monday. National Defense paper read. community service plans discussed. Secretary Vera Williams back from Texas. Sash ad on heating stove.
Advertises a free book from the McCleary Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri about hemorrhoids fistula and other rectal conditions. Claims large international scope and nonbinding request. asks readers to mail a written request for delivery in plain packaging.
A hybrid yellow sweet corn named Death, outstanding at venues for eight years, is now available to town gardeners. Three other new hybrids also enter the market. The Sioux County rural women’s chorus has been invited to sing at the New York World’s Fair on May 23.
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