Titonka Topic notices and local motions documented
The Titonka Topic issues list subscription rates and public motions from village meetings. Items show a weekly publication, local postage, and price details, plus motions extending cigarette permits, beer permit renewal, and public works like park benches. ORENCE K. REASER appears in a trial expenditure line item with a WE A cost.
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Nesteesennsex
Nothwehr
A. W. Boyken
Lynn Kuchenreuther
A. W. Boyvken
Krominga
Botsford Lumber Co
Water Park
Aeus
A.W. Boywourn
Orence K. Reaser
WEA
Council Proceedings June 1950 Minutes Document Bills
The June 1950 council session opened with readings of minutes and monthly reports. Bills across General, Water, Street, Sanitation, and Public Safety funds were presented and approved with all ayes. Authorized payments include salaries, printing, utilities, fuel, labor, and supplies as itemized, totaling the listed fund amounts.
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Nath
Wen
Eilert
Krominga
Reaser
Nothwehr
Treas
A. W. Boyken
Eiiert D. Boyken
Fred Baade
Florence K. Reaser
Philip J. Jaren
Iowa
Gasee Ay
Interstate Power Co
Elec
W. C. Brown Supply Co
Sheng Eensee Eeteate
K. & H. Oil Co
Gas & Oil
Frank D. Fisher
Herbert H. Klasse
Duiuip
Ben Isebrand
John B. Tsebrand
Botsford Lumber Co
Fred Bande
Booken Insurance Agency
Strict Law Enforcement Urged For July 4 Traffic
Chicago report on nationwide Fourth of July traffic safety plan urges strict law enforcement. National Safety Council and International Association of Chiefs of Police call for full police availability, unmarked patrols, targeting speeding and drunk driving. Plan covers 30 hours with coordinated agency efforts and public notice to curb rising holiday hazards. 50 million vehicles expected on move, with emphasis on high-speed roads and hazardous moving violations.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Youth and church loyalty a vital or missing link
In Ravenswood News editorials urge today’s youth to deepen church involvement, warning that drift from parish life harms faith. The piece likens church neglect to cooling coals, stressing family example and daily acts of faith as paths to stronger devotion to God and community.
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Church
Faily
Polio Vaccine Shots Last Three Years Maybe Longer
Dr. Jonas E. Salk reports that youngsters receiving the full polio vaccine schedule should retain immunity for at least three years and likely longer. Ongoing studies will track vaccinated groups beyond three years to determine exact duration of protection.
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Jonas E. Salk
Salk
Association of American Physicians
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Cottage Comfort and First Aid for Summer Travel
A short travel safety note advises packing iodine and bandages sun tan lotion eye drops aspirin and salt tablets for the cottage trip The piece also warns about cow health and mentions sourdock bitterweed and dog fennel as causes of bad flavored milk.
Dry and wet years in Iowa show no persistence trend
Climatologists at Iowa State College say records do not prove persistence in weather. Over 83 years the chance of next year being drier or wetter remains about 50 50. Two dry years in a row occurred seven times and three in a row once, indicating year to year independence. Also notes high urinary tract disease in dogs with 10 percent overall mortality and up to 50 percent in aged dogs.
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Iowa State College
Iowa
TVA and REA win in Congress over Niagara Falls power
The TVA and REA coops gained unexpected congressional victories as Niagara Falls waterpower is debated. A Senate bill would grant New York the right to harness falls with coops and municipally owned utilities getting first chance to buy power. A House conference backed TVA authority to reinvest profits in new generating capacity to meet REA coop and business demand in the Tennessee Valley. party-line votes shaped the outcome, with key swings by Senator Lyndon Johnson and others. The Niagara fight, long tied to private utility interests, continues amid calls to boost farm service funding and ensure farmers reap benefits.
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HEREA
TVA
Congress
Tennessee Valley
Senate
State of New York
Niagara Falls
House
REA
Tennessee Valley System
Young
North Dakota
TVO
Ellender
Louisiana
New York State
Lehman
New York
Ives
Lyndon Johnson
Byrd and Robertson
Virginia
Holland
Florida
Aiken
Vermont
Smith
Maine
Case
New Jersey
Langer
Kuchel
California
Milk protects against Leptospira inactivation by casein
Research shows lepto spirosis cannot spread through milk as undiluted milk kills Leptospira. A study of milk from cows goats and humans found the antileptospiral property mainly tied to casein. Males appear resistant to equine encephalomyelitis during a Brazil outbreak, with none of 60 males in contact with horses affected while 17 of 152 local horses died.
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Brazil
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Titonka
J. Jaren
Publishe
Kossuth County
Titenka
Canada
Sutseripi
Titors
Ertitory
Isergtion
Workman’s
Uhr
We Pysman Editorial
Eisai
Council
Drouth
Ravenswood News
Ravenswood
W. Va
By Ted Key
The
Travelers Safety Service
Dustin Kraft
MR. Farmer
Estherville
Isebrand
Titonka, Iowa
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Department of Agriculture
Farmer Cooperative Service
Department
Homer L. Brinkley
NCFC
Benson
Titonea
Rta Fe
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