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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1930
Page
4
Titonka area keeps busy with inland visits and family news. Residents travel to Mankato Austin and Mason City for business and funerals while harvest activity increases as Keagle and Budlongs thresh. Weather sizzles at 106 degrees Sunday with wind cooling Monday prompting ongoing oat and corn harvest.
Mrs Vollena Rodenius daughter of Mr and Mrs George Meyer underwent surgery at the Forest City Hospital Tuesday morning. She is quite weak but progressing as well as can be expected.
Mr and Mrs Wm Baitt and family visited Algona to see relatives. The Wablace farm buildings occupied by George S Hansen and family receive two coats of paint. Albert Missal and Sidney Wendulo head to Fort Snelling for Citizens Military Training Camp. Walter Olson completed painting and redecorating Petersen haber shop. Walter Glen near completing interior painting and decorating of the German Lutheran church.
Mr French reported his home recently treated to two coats of paint while Brench Lumber crews near completion on the S B French lumber sheds and surrounding office buildings both interior and exterior refinished.
W. J. Payne editor of the farm department from Algona and his daughter visited on Tuesday to gather information and take photographs for a feature in the Des Moines Sunday Register. The Topic thanks readers for their many news items from the past week.
Iowa State College expert C C Culbertson says coarsely ground wheat of good quality can match or exceed the value of shelled corn for hog feed. Feed vs sell decision hinges on relative costs of grinding and corn price. if corn rises while wheat stays low and grinding is affordable, feeding wheat may pay.
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