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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
4
Advertises a permanent sales job in southwest Hancock County requiring a car and age over 28. Emphasizes Department of Agriculture aligned program, no experience or capital needed, sales easy and profits large, apply to Rawleigh's Illinois address for immediate start.
Iowa State College poultry expert Boyd Ivory urges careful management of growing chick flocks to conserve feed. He advises clean, well shaded range separated from buildings, free of older manure, with roosts, air flow, and pest screens, plus early culling of sick or unthrifty birds.
Notice states the Town Council of Titenka, Kossuth County, Iowa, will meet August 1, 1946 at 8:00 p.m. at French Luman n wer GO to hear taxpayers for or against the proposed expenditures for the year beginning April 1, 1947. A detailed receipts and disbursements statement will be available at the hearing. Florence K. Reaser, Town Clerk.
A note from Major Charles Askins discusses the hard-nosed bullet used by the Army and its limited hunting effectiveness. He explains its uses for specific shots like a wounded buck or a turkey with minimal meat loss and cautions against mixing it with open point loads. The piece also includes detailed gun stock care guidance.
Dr Gersmaine Guidt head of Physical Education for Women at Iowa State College urges vacationers to swim only in supervised or familiar waters and know depths. Do not swim after meals, avoid strong currents, and exit when tired. If someone falls in, throw a float and call a lifeguard. Rest before swimming in cold water to prevent cramps.
Lakota residents hosted Sunday dinners for Me and Mrs James Warburton and others from Elmore Titonka and nearby areas. Della Smith mourned the death of her nephew Earl Deyo with funeral attendance in Oelwein. Local gatherings included visits from Paulsen Hartwell and Wortman. A potato crop illness, Blackleg,is reported with disease symptoms and control via disease free seed.
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