Titonka Topic publisher notice and rates
The Titonka Topic notes publication details and subscription rates. Published weekly and mailed from Titonka Iowa with 82 telephone. Rates are 2.00 yearly in county, 2.50 outside, and 3.00 for Canada and foreign. Subscriptions within the local territory continue unless canceled by subscriber or publisher.
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Titonka
Iowa
Kossuth County
Canada
The 1956 March of Dimes Effort in Iowa
Iowa polio outlook remains grave despite lower 1955 cases. Salk vaccine praised but not yet curative, with calls for early vaccination and booster research. March of Dimes seeks 47.6 million dollars for 1956, detailing Iowa’s local chapters, scholarships, and emergency aid. Separate note urges aliens to file address reports with INS by January under 1952 Act, with instructions on filing.
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Iowa
Bill Niemann
State March of Dimes
Mr. Niemann
National Foundation For
Niemann
National Foundation
State University of Iowa
March of Dimes
The
J. M. Swing
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Immigration and Nationality Act
Swing
D. J. Shipma
Omaha
Shipma
All-Time Iowa State Park Attendance Record
State Conservation Commission reports 1955 park attendance reached 5,695,000 over 11 months, up nearly one million from 1954. Lake Manawa led with about 674,000 visits by November, followed by Clear Lake and other popular parks as July saw 1,840,000 entrants.
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Iowa State Park
State Conservation Commission
Towans
Lake Manawa
Manawa
Clear Lake
Lake Ahquabi
Lake Keomah
Rock Creek Lake
McIntosh Woods
Yellowstone National Park
Iowa
Walker, Swea City cow sets production record
Ralph H Walker Jr of Swea City Reklaw Ormsby Colantha Lass aged 2y4m begins record under Holstein Friesian Association of America. The cow produced 15 674 pounds milk and 542 pounds butterfat while milking twice daily year round, averaging 20 quarts daily with Iowa State College supervising weighing and testing in Brattleboro Vermont. The program aims to provide an official annual production record for each herd to aid efficient selection.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Ralph H. Walker, Jr
Swea City
Reklaw Ormsby Colantha Lass
Iowa State College
Brattleboro
Vermont
Know What's In Your Lease Before You Sign
Lease basics are urged in a consumer advisory. The article stresses that heat water gas electricity trash repairs decorating pet limits and cancellation provisions should be clearly written before signing. It notes findings from the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association that phenothiazine treatment did not affect ewe reproduction.
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association
January plentifuls highlight pork beef grapefruit and more
The USDA lists pork beef and grapefruit as January plentiful foods with abundant beef and pork varieties. Higher grade beef is notably plentiful, grapefruit is a good buy for flavor and vitamin C, and tangerines are praised for easy peeling. Potatoes remain in heavy supply from now until spring.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Meat-Type Hogs Emphasis At 1956 Minnetonka Show
Midwest packers boost focus on meat-type hogs at the 1956 Minnesota State Spring Barrow Show in Albert Lea on February 23 to 25. Hogs graded blue red or white receive payments above or below the base price based on weight, with blue at plus $1.00 per cwt. The catalog with entry forms is available by request from Lowell Ross or Bob Fix. County extension offices offer silage guidance to reduce sow feeding costs.
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Minneston
Wilson & Co
Albert Lea
Lowell Ross
Bob Fix
Minesota
Chicago Stock Yards 90th Anniversary Celebrated
The Chicago Stock Yards marked its 90th anniversary on Christmas Day. Since 1865, over 1.008 billion animals have arrived at the market, with the billionth, a Hereford steer nicknamed Billy the Billionth, celebrated Sept 7, 1954. A $1,180 check was presented to Bert Fevold & Sons of Humboldt, Iowa.
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Chicago Stock Yards
Chicago
Stock Yards
Billy
Old Stone Gate
William Wood Prince
Bert Fevold & Sons
Humbolt
Morning Noon or Night Pork Tops Iowa Markets
Pork is a versatile economical meat with high protein and good digestibility. The article highlights breakfast to dinner uses, pork liver iron content, and simple cooking methods including browning pork chops and slow oven roasting to 185 degrees with guidance on per pound times.
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Iowa
Jewel Graham
Iowa State College
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Medical
Imigration and Nationality Act
Iowa Press Association
Ralph Walker
H. L. Hoffmann
Minneapolis
Hoffman
Hoffman Surgical Appliance
Lumber Exchange
Minnesota
American Red Cross
Red Cross
States
Purina
Bartlett Bros
Turkey Hatchery
Bartlett Brothers Hatchery
Purina Lou
Hamilton Hatchery
Stecker
George N. Bonacker
Fisher Chevrolet
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