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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
3
The text argues cows must drink plenty of water as dairy cows are largely water in body and milk. It notes water makes up about 78 percent of the cow and 87 percent of milk, and estimates requirements of three to five gallons of water per gallon of milk produced.
The County Auditor of Kossuth County Iowa receives a report from the Board of Apportionment detailing proposed special assessments on real estate within Secondary Road District No. 824. The within schedule lists the properties affected and the amounts proposed to be jevied.
Secondary Road District No. 178 levied on all parts and parcels within Secondary and District No. 778 as shown on the proposed assessment schedule. The notice outlines the real estate subjects and the corresponding levy plan for the districts.
Notice to property owners listed in Secondary Road District No 23 schedule of proposed assessments that a hearing will be held at the Board of Supervisors office in Algona Iowa at 2 PM on June 2 1951. Attendees may see increases or adoptions without further notice unless objections are filed by noon. County Auditor J Delston signs.
Property owners listed include Floyd Reichsamen Erwin H Eden Andrew Petersen J R Schutter and Albert Loeschen with parcels in sections 23 and 24 township 97 range 27. The notice sets June 28 1951 as hearing date in Algona Iowa with potential assessment changes and a final report by County Auditor Lloyd Elston. Objections must be filed by the hearing date.
The Countryside column blends farm notes on a wet spring and mosquitoes with reflections on moonlit night work and farmer anecdotes. It notes moisture indicators from planter stakes, a fence-leaning accident, reading and writing struggles among students, and a call for reader input to discuss the literacy issue in schools.
Albert and Susan Eisele reflect on past schooling emphasizing phonics and sentence work that built reading joy, note modern rapid learning, and urge children to write letters to improve literacy and future job prospects.
Walleye fishing lived up to expectations as Marvin Martin of Pierson reeled in the biggest fish of his life, an eight pound walleyed in Storm Lake. The Bureau of Agriculture Economics expects poultry prices to level off in coming months after winter and spring rises.
On June 28 1951 in Algona Iowa a hearing was held for District No 825 with proposed assessments detailing owner Reinhold A Bleich Ray V and Mary C Fitch and Paul Homer Tienan across multiple tracts. Objections must be filed by noon on the hearing date. absent objections the report will be deemed conclusive.
The article compares surface bass bug fishing to dry fly fishing for trout and notes warm water fly rod setups. It lists lures and tackle, describes a standard cast and pause technique, and stresses matching lure presentation to natural prey as crucial, with weed control cautions from E P Sylvester of Iowa State College.
Secondary Road District No 837 Hood District No 837 presents a schedule of proposed assessments for sub divisions and acreage parcels. The list names August Bauman Nicholas Keller and Wm Mabus with parcel details and percentages. A hearing is set for June 28 1952 in Algona Iowa. objections must be filed by noon that day.
Public notice lists a schedule of proposed assessments by Primary and Secondary Road Districts in Kossuth County Iowa for road surfacing. It names multiple land parcels with lot, section, and owner references and sets a hearing date of June 28 1951 with instructions to file objections by noon that day.
The report lists parcels with owners Estella Weimer Trustee George Hagge Minnie Hans and Minnie Haas in townships 99 28 and 29 near Altona and Algona Iowa. A board hearing before Supervisors is set for 2 PM June 28 1951 at the office in Altona where assessments may be increased or adopted without further notice unless written objections are filed by the specified day.
The County Auditor of Kossuth County presents a report from Secondary Road District No 8362 regarding the Board of ary Road District No 836 and the schedule of proposed assessments to be levied.
The notice lists parcels with owners and indicated sub divisions as part of a proposed assessment schedule. The Board of Supervisors will hold a hearing at the Algona, Iowa office at 2 PM on June 28 1953 to consider adoption or adjustment of these assessments.
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