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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
2
A public interest article explains co signers are liable even without benefit. It cites a case where Smith signed for Brown and faced repayment to the loan company despite no direct benefit. The Iowa State Bar Association notes the guidance reflects legal principles as of 1958.
Health experts describe brucellosis as a versatile illness masking flu like symptoms and note Iowa ranks high in human cases. In 1957 the U S reported 906 brucellosis cases with 214 in Iowa and many chronic cases go undiagnosed, causing lost work hours and ongoing health concern.
The article explains brucellosis transmission from infected cattle hogs and goats and via unpasteurized milk or dairy products. It urges pasteurization, livestock eradication, early medical care, and lists risk groups including farmers and veterinarians with reminder to seek doctor if symptoms appear.
A registered American bred saddle mare foaled two colts at the Andy Buss farm near Glidden. One is a filly and the other a bay horse colt.
Iowa City guidance by Edna Bowersox of the State University of Iowa details angel meringue with fruit, a no-oven-off overnight bake, and strawberry pie variations. Additional rhubarb recipes cover Conserves, Betty desserts, shortcake, pie, and rhubarb juice, with tips on selecting stalks and avoiding peeling.
The 100th Iowa State Fair August 22 to 31 will award over 35000 in cash prizes to about 3300 farm youth from 4-H and FFA groups. Major 4-H prizes total 27180 across categories such as baby beefs beef heifers dairy heifers pigs lambs poultry rabbits apiary and exhibits. Farm girls compete for 5175 with 2800 for home economics. FFA prizes total 8350 including pigs and lambs.
Dairy heifers priced at 1 dollar and 480 dollars for beef heifers at the state fair along with farm mechanics booths at 250 dollars highlight early indications. Fair Secretary L B Cunningham said today that the exposition will be one of the finest in the history of the state fair.
Harold Timm of Tipton was struck by lightning while seeking shelter in his father's corncrib during a storm. He was not burned but was knocked to the ground and suffered a severe shock, with investigators noting wet clothes likely drew the strike.
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