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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1950

Page

4

Notice bids for Buffalo Two Consol bus driving jobs

Bids for driving school bus for the Buffalo Two Consol School for the 1950 51 year will be received by the secretary until August 4 1950 Harold E Gantner Secretary FOR SAGE 160 acre farm near Burt good buildings land partly rolling woven wire fence good location price 182 50 Pass March 1 1951 C W Nicoulin Algona Iowa 29 30

Buffalo Consol Harold E. Gantner Burt C. W. Nicoulin Algona Iowa

New Cars and Trucks Sold This Week in Algona Area

The weekly vehicle registrations show 30 new units. Buick owners include George Balluff and Lawrence Miller among others. Ford, Oldsmobile, Chevrolet, Packard, Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth, Studebaker lines list buyers in Algona and surrounding towns such as Burt Swea City Bancroft Whittemore Wesley Titonka Hudson Buffalo Center and more. Local dealers promote Titonka sales event.

Buick George Balluff Algona Lawrence O. Miller Luverne Glen R. Nelson Ford F. L. Chapman E. J. Cherland Burt Henry Farland Swea City R. A. Gilbert Robert F. Hamilton Bancroft Alvin Hardcopf Laverne Don Miller Kent Motor Co Joseph A. Reid National By-Products Co Oldsmobile George Cook Milfred S. Elbert Whittemore Rev. L. A. Loesch Chevrolet Charles L. Froelich Wesley Alfred Thilges Bodetruck Roy EB. Hines Arthur Riedel Theo. Rike Titonka J. J. Schumacher Packard Gordon Sara Garrison Chrysler Audrey Kennefick Dodge Walter Muhle Plymouth Richard P. Norton Lloyd Ripperger Studebaker D. T. Packer Hudson Walter Topper Buffalo Center W. R. Taylor

Experts Warn DDT Endangers Milk From Dairy Cows

U S department of agriculture entomologists warn against using DDT on dairy cows as even trace amounts can contaminate milk. They recommend substituting methoxychlor for dairy insect control while noting DDT remains approved for other livestock.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Food and Drug Administration Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine

Leaves Tell Story On Corn Nutrient Hunger Signs

Leaves on corn plants indicate if the crop is well fed or starved and thus affect harvest yields. Deep green means health, while yellowing tips show nitrogen or potash starvation with weak roots and stalks risking lodging.

Barn Hay Driers Attract Attention From Farmers

Barn hay driers have drawn substantial farmer interest as many plan installations to ensure higher quality hay. Local county farm agents and extension service specialists at state universities can provide technique and equipment information.

Test for Drunken Drivers May Cut Highway Accidents

A new nitrite colorimetric test for ethanol improves drunken driving detection. Presented by Sease Harris and Wafta of Wesleyan University at the American Chemical Society meeting, it converts ethyl alcohol to ethyl nitrite for measurement. Urine results align with other methods, while blood results show less accuracy. The method enhances specificity and resists interference from substances that disrupt conventional tests.

American Chemical Society John W. Sease William H. Harris Sigmund Wafta Wesleyan University Middletown Conn National Safety Council Tthe Connecticut State Hospital Laboratory Jess

Milk reshapes southern farming as dairy economy grows

In a southern county once reliant on cotton, dairy farming now dominates on 100 farms, becoming a $1,000,000 industry. A study of ten local families shows taxes up 6 to 10 times over a decade, with nine of 26 children partnering in dairy, some marrying into the trade, while most cotton areas show starkly different trends.

Ini IL J M. H. Brightman Dairy Institute Committee Senate

Language of Science Dominated by English Says Survey

A survey by Sletcher Bolg of Northeastern University shows English now leads as the scientific language. German and French fall behind while English accounts for 57 percent of all scientific articles. Britain France Russia and Switzerland follow the U S lead in publishing. Germany Italy and Russia have lost ground.

Sletcher Bolg Northeastern University Boston Mass United States Britain France Russia Switzerland Germany Italy

Ohio's Pioneering Scientists Spotlighted in History

A compact survey highlights Ohio figures in science and invention. Edison and the Wright brothers are cited among Ohio's renowned scientists, with Charles F. Hall and others credited for advances in aluminum, automotive ignition, ethyl fluid, and cellular metabolism research.

Ohio Thomas A. Edison Wright Brothers Wilbur Orville Karl T. Compton National Military Establishment

Origin of Hoodlum Word Emerges From 19th Century Scrawl

In San Francisco during the gaslight era a reporter’s poor handwriting and a gang leader named Muldoon sparked the coinage hoodlum. The journalist reversed Muldoon to create Noodlum, misread as loodlum, and the term hoodlum evolved into common usage.

San Francisco Muldoon

Partial mobilization outlined in recent Capitol Hill memo

The Washington report summarizes the Presidents July 19 message to Congress detailing a limited mobilization of manpower, money, materials and production. It covers manpower calls, defense budget increases, taxes, material priorities, production loans, credit restrictions, price controls, and anti hoarding actions amid wartime inflation concerns.

Washington Congress Korea Roosevelt Pearl Harbor Defense Secretary Army Navy Defense Department Prichs

Cub Scouts Day Camp Invitation at Titonka Pack 63

Members of Cub Scout Pack No. 63 in Titonka are invited to a day camp. The event plans activities and is open to eligible youths seeking scouting experience. Local leaders emphasize learning skills, teamwork, and outdoor safety during the camp session.

Titonka Interstate Power Company Esi Watt Interstate Power’ Company

Ty Day Camp At Swimming Lake Activities

A ty day camp begins July 31 at Lake Stoam with eight member groups led by supervisor Joe Nelson. Morning relays and crafts, afternoon water safety demos, and evening activities mark the day as boys participate in planned programming, wear uniforms, and bring salt and ice cream treats.

Joe" Nelson

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