Titonka Topic K Clark publication notices and rates
The Titonka Topic lists subscription rates for Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory at 1.50 yearly in advance, 2.00 outside the territory, and 2.50 for Canada and foreign countries. It notes second class mail, continuous county subscriptions until canceled, and other terms on renewal and extension of time for payment.
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Titonka
Iowa
Kossuth County
Koeauth County
Canada
Ubescriber
Economic High Lights on Budget and Debt
United States News analyzes the 1939-40 budget revealing nine billion dollars likely to be spent, with defense at 1.49 billion, public works near three million, and debt interest near one billion. The piece argues continued emergency spending, political interests, and defense demands keep deficits high despite calls to cut costs.
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United States
Congress
Treasury
CCC
National Youth Administration
Anid
House
Senate
U. S
Titonka Tort and Budget Outlook Amid Government Strain
Analysis notes calls for savings to fund old age insurance and general government programs. It cites strong lobbying by interest groups, Congress members responding to constituents, and a bleak near term economic view with reduced cotton production and gradual declines. Experts expect a modest recovery later, tempered by unsettled world conditions.
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Congress
Annual State Fair Corn Show Will Get Prizes
Des Moines reports the Iowa State Fair corn show will be streamlined with ten of eighteen classes devoted to hybrid corn. Har Parris, head of the agricultural department, says over half Iowa’s corn is hybrid, so the fair reorganized to reflect the trend. The hybrid competition has two classes for farmers and hybrid seed producers, with prizes for ten ear, thirty ear, and one peck exhibits. Open pollinated corn also offers ten ear, thirty ear, and one peck classes across districts. Total prizes total 49 thousand dollars plus banners and plaques.
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Des Moines
Har
Parris
Iowa
Fair Board
Waring
Eash
Pershing Praises Efficient Staff and Reader's Digest
General Pershing extols an efficient staff for preliminaries and cites The Reader's Digest as a time saver and source of condensed knowledge. He notes the Digest’s concise, fast-moving style aids him in mending and reaching conclusions, urging readers to request a sample copy via The Reader's Digest department in Pleasantville, New York.
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Pershing
Reader's Digest
The
Pleasantville, N. Y
Dairying History and Iowa Dairy Facts Quiz
Questions cover dairy history and practices across Iowa and the U.S. including dairy product importance, farm counts, calcium needs, cow to people ratios, milk testing methods, butterfat percentages, state milk production, breed origins, butter consumption, and pasteurization effects. Answers indicate a standardized test aimed at students and dairy observers.
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Towa
United States
Iowa
California
U. S
North East
North West
Switzerland
Guernsey
Guernsey Isles
Mediterranean Sea
Baltla Ocedin
Englah Channel
Canada
New Zealand
England
Denmark
Sweden
Lona
Iowa House Wives to Compete at State Fair Prizes
Iowa homemakers will vie for state championships in about five hundred classes across cooking canning sewing and crafts at the Iowa State Fair August 23 to September 1. Contests return after being cut last year with 218 cooking and baking classes and 257 sewing and crafts classes offering cash awards totaling over two thousand dollars. The fair also notes areas like crochet hand painted china and amateur sculpture, with a 266 page premium book available from the state fair secretary in Des Moines.
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Iowa
New York
Des Moines
Advice on safeguarding farm family living
Miss Fannie Gannon, Home Management Specialist of the State Extension Service, told a group how to safeguard farm family living by tracking current spending to plan future budgets and expenses. She emphasized practical money management skills for rural households.
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Fannie Gannon
State Extension Service
Farm Family Living Discussion Held At Hmmelsburg
Kossuth and Palo Alto county farm leaders met in Hmmelsburg on Saturday March 4 for training in discussion group meetings. The session centered on Farm Family Living with Miss Gannonoy noting the farm homemaker now must know more due to evolved living. Questions posed included what home to provide for a marrying son or daughter and whether they would own their own homes.
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Kossuth
Palo Alto County
Hmmelsburg
Enforcement backing needed for license revocation laws
Courts should apply state laws revoking licenses for drunken or reckless driving with gumption and backbone. Some courts lack courage due to politics, sacrificing safety for political feelings. Officers can cite violations, and brave judges become pillars of justice, benefiting the community. More power to jurists of that kind.
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