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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1956
Page
3
The AVMA warns winter cattle dysentery causes economic losses through reduced weight and milk, with rapid herd spread. Diagnosis is needed to distinguish from mucosal disease, and farmers should call a veterinarian promptly and avoid abrupt diet changes.
Portland News centers on social visits and club activities. Families and friends including Fitch, Stevenson, Potter, and Teeter gather in Algona and Mason City for birthdays, dinners, and shopping. The Portland Progress Club hosts a January meeting with new member Ringsdorf and lessons on One Dish Meals.
H. L. Benshoof urged greater public awareness and support for amputees in farming after limb loss. He cited Iowa's rehabilitation program offering devices, training, and placement, noting many disabled workers return to agriculture or related fields with improved earnings and independence.
Colleges will need about 800 million dollars yearly for the next decade to meet applicant demand. Tuition fails to cover costs and endowments yield low returns. In 1955 colleges drew about 100 million from business, Ford Foundation 300 million was a drop in the bucket, signaling rising private giving and possible direct government aid if private funds lag.
A mother helps three year old Jack learn taking turns with siblings and others. She uses a red jacket cue a kitchen calendar letters B and J on squares and an egg timer to signal when his turn ends. The methods reduce shouting and quarrels while teaching patience and fairness.
The Kiplinger Letter notes the $10,000-and-up income group has expanded by 90 percent over the past five years, comprising upper middle class, well-to-do, and rich segments. This group makes up about 7% of all families in the country.
Violations total 1947 in 1955 up from 1673 in 1954. Hunting infractions reach 1312 in 1955 while fishing violations fall to 529 from 612. Jail days rise modestly to 198, and total fines jump to 45819.85 from 31552.50. Government contracts awarded to Iowa firms last six months total 26,656,384.61 with December at 1,482,869.
A Reader’s Digest article touts premenstrual distress as avoidable through Lydia Pinkham’s Compound and Tablets. It claims thousands have found relief, with doctors’ tests cited to support soothing effects on source of distress.
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