Titonka Topic is a World War II era paper notice and story
The piece outlines subscription rates for the Titonka Topic and discusses wartime conditions. It covers global events from Burma to Europe, praising Allied leadership, noting production gains and transportation needs, and highlighting a swap of a bicycle for a pony as a local anecdote.
Economic High Lights War Opinion Echoes Caution
Dorothy Thompson argues balanced wartime planning wins. Optimism inflates, while pessimism paralyzes. the nation must mobilize every asset and maintain discipline from start to finish. The piece warns against wishful headlines and notes the war effort has barely begun. The article cites United Nations and Japan expectations as context.
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Dorothy Thompson
United Nations
Asia
Mac‘Arthur
Tokyo
Fragmented snippets reflect culture and war era voices
Segments show dialect humor, wartime views, and observations from daily life. References range from carrot cures and morale coffee to women bearing fruit baskets, two colored boys discussing war, and savings stamps corsages, illustrating social attitudes and vernacular of the period.
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Henry
Remus
Cut Clover Early For Larger Hay Seed Yields
Iowa State College agronomist H D Hughes leads a multi state study showing maximum red clover seed and hay yields occur when the first cut is made by full bloom. Delaying past full bloom reduces second crop yield by about 50 percent and lowers total protein per acre. To cure, cut early then finish in the windrow, preserving leaves for high feed value.
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H. D. Hughes
Iowa State College Agronomist
Iowa
Iowa Station
Ohio
Illinois
Hughes
Shade and cool housing for pigs in hot weather
Pigs suffer in extreme heat and need shade and cooling arrangements. Iowa State College expert HE L Quaife recommends four foot high shade, easy post-and-pole construction, and dust control. Some producers provide a bath for pigs, using a plank box with water and lime sulfur solution. Waterers should be shaded to prevent overheating, as pigs fight over water. USDA tests show fall pigs average about 10 pounds heavier than spring pigs at 150 days due to cooler weather.
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Bummer
HE. L. Quaife
Iowa State College
Quaife
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa Soybeans May Enter Diet As Green Vegetables
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station and USDA researchers urge home gardeners to grow vegetable soybeans. Three varieties Sac Kanro Jogun excel in cooking trials and canning, offering better flavor and texture than field types. Plant timing and parboiling aid shelling. trials note sugar and acid effects on canning.
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Iowa
Towan
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
M. G. Welas
C. P. Wilsie
Agronomista
Iowa Station
Postcard to Sherman Nursery Found After 45 Years
A postcard mailed from Rockford Michigan to Sherman Nursery Company in Charles City was delivered after forty five years. It had sat in the Michigan post office until clean-up day revealed it.
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Rockford
Michigan
Sherman Nursey Company
Charles ‘City
Council Proceedings June 1 1842 at French Lumber Co
The regular council meeting on Monday June 1 in the French Lumber Co office list mayor French clerk Reaser treasurer Boyken and councilmen Torgersen Schutter and Swan. Minutes approved. bills totaling 256.28 approved including payments to Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp Power Gas Reinder Krominga Earl Stott Mdse Titonka Topic Henry Huisinga W H Stott J N Johnson J R Schutter and others. Applications for cigarette and beer licenses approved in prior order. clerk instructed to contact Rock Island Railway Co to install a new crossing. Florence K Reaser Town Clerk. Boards with nails in farm areas cited as hazard.
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French Lumber Co
French
Reaser
Boyken
Torgersen
Schutter
Swan
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp
Reinder Krominga
Earl Stott
Misc
Mdse
Titonka Topic
Henry Huisinga
W. H. Stott
J. N. Johnson
J. R. Schutter
Boyken Inn
Harold Miller
Rock Island Railway Co
Rock Island Lines backs front lines with war effort
Rock Island Lines pledges full support to military needs and asks civilians to accept transport inconveniences. It notes a fleet of fifteen diesel powered streamlined Rockets plus other trains offering fast service, urging continued patronage as part of backing the front. Bay War Bonds and Stamps promoted.
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Rock Island Lines
Gardner
Bes Moines
Iowa Bay
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