Titanics Post Office Records Subscriptions and Rates
Subscription notice outlines rates of 3.50 per year in advance for Koeauth County and Titonka trade territory, 2.00 outside the county, 2.60 to Canada and foreign countries. Addresses how continuous subscriptions end, and that other subscriptions lapse a month after expiration unless renewed or extended by the subscriber.
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Titanics
Iowa
Koeauth County
Nirow
Koanuth County
Titonka
Canada
Budget message hints at growing defense spend and farm aid cut
The budget message stresses economy with major cuts to agriculture and no farm benefits, while warned defense may rise. Analysts see political dogfights in Congress as election-year pressures push expenditures, tax plans uncertain, and war timing shaping policy across Washington and Europe.
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Ingle
Roosevelt
Treasury
Congress
Wallace
Lange
Dow
Washington
Paul Mallon
Iowa Can Stand Large Increase in Flax Seed
Iowa State College agronomist B. Dyas says a flax seed acreage rise in older producing areas could reach 70 percent without harming domestic consumption. Even with high yields seen in 1938 and 1939, acreage could grow 60 percent before production surpasses domestic needs. The 9l cent per bushel tariff would keep domestic prices above world levels as long as U S production remains below consumption. Dyas notes U S producers have for years crushed only about half of the flaxseed grown locally.
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Dyas
Towa State College Extension Agronomist
Iowa
Agricultural Marketing Service
United States
Soybeans in dairy rations keep milk quality steady
Iowa State College dairy expert K B N Hansen says feeding soybeans to cows is safe when balanced. Tests show no major fat loss in milk with soybeans as concentrate, but excessive bean intake can cause off flavors. use variety like cracked corn oats and wheat bran and limit soybeans to about one ninth of grain.
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K B. N. Hansen
Iowa State College
Hangon
Beckese
Hasan
Legen Agricultural Experiment Station
Farmers see seed demand rise amid AAA program and weather
Dyan notes next spring seed prices for alfalfa, timothy, and other legumes may improve. Increased acreage of seed crops in 1939 tied to AAA program, more hay and seeds due to dry weather, and wider use of combine harvesters. Soybeans should be coarsely packed before feeding and cracked only as needed. cracked beans spoil if stored long. Butter prices may stay above last year due to demand and lower stocks. ROR SALE 1938 Chevrolet coupe in good condition. Read the Want Ada.
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Reich
Hitler
Th Ds
Red Army
Itopa
East
Stalin
Russia
India
England
France
Pope
Roosevelt
Mussolini
Dyan
AAA
Editorials urge dimming headlights for safety
A Taanti News editorial from Isanti Minnesota mocks nocturnal drivers who fail to dim lights. It urges readers to set the example and dim headlights to promote safety and reduce accidents.
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Taanti News
Isanti
Minnesota
Wagering tale refers to penny licensing near Pikader
Wagers mention licensed purchase actions last month near Pikader where William Strickef delivered to county treasurer Malay sugar bags containing 1200 panni es collected previously.
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Duto- He
Wm.strickef
Pikader
Malay Qi
Iowa Leads Nation in Red Clover Seed Production
Iowa jumped from sixth to first in United States red clover seed output with 246000 bushels and about 1700000 acres sown. Crop reporting data show Iowa ahead of Ohio Indiana and Wisconsin, with 224000 acres harvested for good in 1929 versus 112000 previously. Nationally red clover seed is smaller than in 1938, while alfalfa and timothy crops are larger, keeping overall seed stocks solid.
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Iowa
United States
Iowa State College Extension Agrommist
Crop Reporting Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Indiana
Winole
4-H Clubs Elect Officers for Forty
Algona Kossuth county democrat Ruth Seaton Hicks announces an organizing meeting for a Seneca township girls 4-H club on January 20 near Fenton with officer elections. Forty clubs in the county and many officer rolls listed for Crest a Portland Irvington Ledyard Whittemore Bancroft Grant Lone Rock Hebron Lotts Creek Shistoxian and more. County agent A L Brown notes four of seven clubs have elected officers for the year.
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Algiona
Kossuth
Ruth Seaton Hicks
Algona
Charles Osborn
Fenton
Seneca
Hicks
Cresta
Chums
Stalla Mayer
Dorothy King
Bernice Reaper
Ella Harr
Lois Barr
Portland
Peppy ‘Pals
Betty Stewart
Margaret Ringsdorf
Marilyn Long
Laving Jandi
Viola Trenary
Fenton Forwards
Ly Vonne Newel
Frances Soren- Sen
Hilean Lieurance
Ledyard
Phyllig Gangler
Shistoxian
Anna Mae Butler
Doloris Potrats
A. L. Brown
Bancroft Club
Richard Nurre
Paul Inman
Gerald Nurre
C. C. Inman
North Kogswith Club
Wallace Johnson
Albert Anderson
Maurice Johnson
A.L. Swanson
Myron Johnson
Laverne Future Farmers
Junior Oxley
Frank Weber
Dick May
Robert Trenary
Donald Merriam
One Rock Club
Deltan Krause
Vikma Marlow
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A. W. Amunson
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W. L. Tindall
Tong
H. Huisings
Ih. J. Schutter. & Son
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Fred Hagen
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Harness and Shoe Repair Shop
Ghoe and Harness We Bell Jim Dandy Harness
Koil Huilding
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Swan Furniture Funeral Home
Titonea
Ike
Gessle Wirtz
Magon ‘City
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Pathrsen
Hal
Tyke Theater
Black River
Chas. Starrett and
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