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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1929

Page

2

Artie and Bancroft Walters Clash After Theatre Row

Artie and Miller attend a matinee where Bancroft Walters, son of LaGrange Walters, confronts Artie with insults and threats over a past debt and a snub on a train. Walters later challenges Artie in the cabaret and at the river, while Artie recalls the grudge and the high hat incident.

Rtie Miller Bancroft Walters LaGrange Walters Bancroft Artie Mr.Walters Banny

Reducing Hog Shipments Losses From Overloaded Cars

U S hog producers lose over three million dollars yearly due to shipment waste. Overloading in hot weather, car defects, and unrepaired interiors drive losses. Experts urge cleaner, better maintained cars and proper bedding to cut costs.

United States E. I. Ferrin Division of Animal Husbandry University of Minnesota Interstate Commerce Commission

Assistance to Sow at Farrowing Time

Farrowing time requires the herdsman on hand to assist if needed while avoiding disturbance. In large herds, a skilled man should monitor sows at night every three hours. For heavy sows, separate piglets in a warm box during farrowing, then return to the dam once quiet and safe. If the sow is irritable, delay reunions and nurse piglets every two to three hours. A warm water immersion can revive a chilled pig.

Live Stock Facts and Hog Rearing Insights

The article discusses removing the ram after breeding season and choosing profitable hog breeding strategies. It compares buttermilk and skim milk with barley as hog feed, notes barley’s low moisture, and suggests grinding not always beneficial. It highlights that larger sow operations may not always beat smaller, higher-yield setups.

French and American Cities Celebrate Historic Ties

Orleans France hosted ceremonies marking the 500th anniversary of the siege of Orleans by Joan of Arc with American representation. New Orleans founded by French colonists in 1718 sent a bronze medal and an unembroidered silk flag, later hung in the Hotel de Ville.

Orleans France Joan of Arg Louisiana la Nouvelle Orleans Old New New Orleans Hotel de Vile Old Orleans

Observing Nebulae Reveals Universe’s Distant Past

The passage explains cosmography and how looking at nebulae shows events from earlier epochs. It notes that the nearest star appears four and a half years ago while distant Magellanic clouds reflect 100000 years past and the universe’s frontiers 200 million years ago.

Eadawin Hubble Harper's Magazine

Byrd Praises Aviation Progress At New York Banquet

Commander Richard W. Byrd lauded advances in aviation at a New York banquet while urging ongoing improvement. The remarks included praise for aviation feats and the discipline of aviators, reflecting the era’s push toward greater air mastery.

Richard W. Byrd New York Byrd Tig Norfolk

Weather blamed on maidens dresses in Buchan

A Buchan church preacher claimed a recent cold spell across Europe began due to short dresses worn by local maidens. He asserted spirits explained the weather, a view his congregation accepted as true.

Buchan Cachoslovakia Europe

They Are She Isnt the Moon Lovely Tonight

A fragmented OCR item presents unclear poetry like lines about longing and hunger with scattered, garbled phrases and names. The readable content lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable facts.

Was His First Automobile at Maryland Built by Pioneer Dr Aiken

At the University of Maryland a steam powered car is displayed as the work of Dr E Aiken a former university professor regarded by many as a pioneer in such vehicles in America. The article notes the unusual invention and its inventor amid general curiosity.

University of Maryland

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