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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
2
The Page lists subscription rates for the Titonka Topic and notes Ringsted Dispatch updates on highway improvement surveys near Ringsted and a local library visit. It mentions plans for grading paving and oiling, plus a southern Iowa visitor praising Ringsted library resources and seeking titles for their own library.
A column outlines calls by political bosses and press men for nominating minor state offices by convention rather than primary. It argues voters should choose nominees on their party ticket and notes the practicality of voter choice. It mentions civil service postmasters, theater advertising, and local notices.
Iowa prospects for barley this spring look the best since 1918 according to ISU agronomist Dyas and senior statistician Leslie Carl based on the June crop report. Iowa’s barley acreage remains about 400 000 acres, slightly above last year, with scab and fungal diseases posing the main risk as favorable weather could boost contamination.
Butter prices in mid April ran higher in London than New York signaling tariff ineffectiveness. Danish and New Zealand dairymen find stronger markets abroad than in the United States.
Portland area news lists numerous Sunday visits across families such as the Maxeon Ringadorf Brayton and Grover clans, with kin from Manbla Rock Iowa Carroll and Gordon Nebraska. Attendees include Verle Nelson Martin Larsen Harvey Graham Bernard Phelps and many more. Community events note Legion Auxiliary picnic at Call Park and a Nelgona family reunion.
The same control measures are recommended for army worms as for grasshoppers except that the poison must be spread in the evening instead of the morning since the worms do most of their feeding at night.
Iowa State College experiments at Ames show little grain food transfer from stalks after cut and suggest yield gains of up to ten percent if grain matures longer. Early cutting often reduces yield, especially with combines versus binders, so harvest as late as safely possible per H D Hughes leader of farm crops.
Mr and Mrs Robert Clemans spent the weekend with relatives at Lakota.
Mn. Rasmus Peterson celebrated her birthday Monday with friends gathered at the club house in Clear. The event continued Tuesday afternoon with Miss GrAH and Mrs Sbeper in attendance and Molson City listed among participants.
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