Titonka Topic announces subscription rates and policy
The Titonka Topic explains publisher subscription prices: 2.60 yearly in advance for Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory, 3.00 outside, 3.50 to Canada and overseas. Published weekly, second class matter. Subscriptions within the county are continued unless canceled or at publisher's discretion.
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Titonka
Yailip J. Jaren
Kossuth
Titonke Vende
Kossuth County
Canada
Towa
Titonka Locals Gather for Visits and Celebrations
Titonka locals report gatherings and visits from Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Jaspers of Carpenter to attend a game. Numerous families hosted dinners and celebrations including Danny's baptism and the Kettwicks anniversary. Guests from Sexton to Spencer joined regional residents for birthdays and family occasions.
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Lowell Jaspers
Carpenter
Elwood Nelson
Verle Nelson
Merle Brown
Wm. Hauptley
Danny
George Peterson
Henry Radmaker
Bill Peterson
Frank Hauptley
Lizzy Kennedy
Paul
Art Hix
Sexton
Timer Harrs
Ernest Theil
Algona
Sacramento
California
Veryll Schmidt
Eugene Beenken
Alvin Meinders
Buffalo Center
Ray Baade
Alfred Baade
Cynthia
Harm Kettwick
Ross Buffington
Clarence Christensen
Donald Buffington
Forest City
Bobby
John J. Pannhuk
Harold Beenken
Art Peterson
Harold
Gingrich
Herman Schutter
Spencer
Titonka
R. L. Krantz
Wm. Amesbury
Floyd Reichsamen
Roy Mann
Burt
Earl Zwiefel
Thomas Loats
Lemon Tree in Living Room Grows Giant Fruit
Mr and Mrs Harold Slats of Anamosa report a lemon tree thriving in their living room. A lemon on the tree measures six and one half inches around the middle, and the tree grows in a fifty pound can.
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Harold Slats
Iowa Manufacturers Skeptical St Lawrence Seaway Boost
A State University of Iowa survey finds few Iowa exporters expect the St Lawrence Seaway to lift exports or revenue. Winter closures, route preferences, and Midwest competition lessen seaway appeal. only five of 32 large exporters drew more than 10 percent of sales in 1957.
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Iowa
St. Lawrence Seaway
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
State University of Iowa Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Iowa Development Commission
Furthemore
South
Central America
Gulf
Europe
Midwest
Cedar Rapids
Seaway Opening Limits Iowa Export Markets
A study finds Iowa manufacturers will rely on Europe for most exports after the St. Lawrence Seaway opens, with only modest shifts to Central and South America. Ten of 32 exporters had no Europe sales and four cite it as a major market. overall production and prices likely stay similar.
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Amercan
St. Laws
New York
Central
South America
Iowa
Europe
St. Lawrence Seaway
Seaway
Farming Changes Do Affect Family Prices
A January 1959 report to the Kossuth County ASC Office notes farm production costs rising to about 51 percent of expenses, up from 41 percent in 1947-51, while living costs and interest taxes and wages declined. Parity prices for most farm products fell about 3 1/3 percent, reflecting larger farms and machinery use. The changes reduce farmers' costs relative to past prices, despite faster living costs.
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Kossuth County
ASC
Department of Agriculture
Legally Speaking Understanding Children
An Iowa State Bar Association prepared article explains how Supreme Court cases reach the high court and why most petitions are denied. It urges awareness of federal questions and outlines paths from state courts to federal courts, noting the four justice threshold for review and public-interest timing. A later piece urges nurturing curiosity in toddlers with practical tips for safe, engaging play and parental walks, stressing curiosity as a driver of learning. A fossil horse leg bone found near Turin will be added to the Turin museum collection of animal skeletal remains.
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United States Supreme Court
U. 8 Supreme Court
Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
U.S
Iowa State Bar Association
Johannie
Johnnie
Turin
Sanforg Museum
Final plans for annual meeting banquet at Swea City High
Final plans are complete for the annual banquet at Swea City High School on February 24 at 6 30 p.m. Poll officials for the election are George Harner Claude Johnson Harvey C Larsen and Burdet te Hoeppner. A farm planning meeting reviewed soil and water conservation including rotation practices and pasture improvements with local farmers and scouts.
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Swea City High School
George Harner
Claude Johnson
Harvey C. Larsen
Burdette Hoeppner
Ray Laabs
Merlin Madsen
Robert Schultz
Robert Reynolds
Howard Sparks
Bernard Phelps
C. R. Krantz
Kirby Smith
Laula Sayers
Maurice Bernard
F. H. Froehlich
Angus Cotton
John Johannesen
Merlin
W. H. Bosworth
H. T. Bunkofske
Dr.e. F
Melvin Bay
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