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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1961
Page
1
The Tonka Topic Jaren lists subscription rates and regions with rates for advance and outdoor delivery. It notes weekly publication, second class postage in Titonka Iowa, and that subscriptions within the county and Titonka trade territory continue unless cancelled by the subscriber or publisher.
Kossuth County Farm Bureau president Gabrielson says the group will seek more funds for the Agricultural Land Tax Credit to fix inequities in the tax system. In 1959 farmers received 14.7 percent of state net income, with only 44 percent of claims paid last year and low county payments. The 15 mill levy cap may be adjusted if a guaranteed annual appropriation funds all claims.
A miner formerly from Th and Dianola fractured his right leg after a fall on glare ice formed on a blacktop in Frésco California. The ice resulted from a cold weather freak. The piece notes the earliest U S education of women in Dames Schools teaching reading and sewing but not writing. Slow Down and Live.
Four Iowa Falls men Robert Griffith Gary Osborn Edwin Sar-Nérem believed the photo shows them with hides from 28 skunks 100 critters 6 foxes 62 raccoons 12 mink and 18 beavers worth over 600 dollars. George Paulson Rings ted remarks on his 55 year career. They note sharpening costs dropped from 25 cents by hand to 2.50 with a power hammer.
Randy Thomson son of Mr and Mrs Max Thomson of Kingsley suffered a broken arm at their farm home while watching feed grinding operations. His mitten caught on a bolt on the drag feed and he was pulled into it, resulting in a lengthwise fracture above the elbow.
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