Dairying Means Permanency: Creamery Pays Butterfat
The cooperative creamery provides a stable market for dairy products and paid 600 for butterfat in February, highlighting continued support for local dairying and community stability.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
4
The cooperative creamery provides a stable market for dairy products and paid 600 for butterfat in February, highlighting continued support for local dairying and community stability.
Local notes detail illnesses and recoveries, family visits, and chores across Portland and nearby farms. Reports include school meeting at Central School district No. 6, births at Algona hospital, and visits by Alf Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Kim Shipler, and others. The piece notes acreage trade, car purchase, sewing lessons, and a wakeful concern for Herbert Phelps in Ames with scarlet fever.
Doan L A S plans a spring bazaar and supper at the church on Tuesday evening March 28. Menu includes chicken pie loaf potatoes salad cabbage salad baked beans bread butter jelly pickles sponge cake with lemon sauce and beverages. Price 36 cents.
The piece notes Will Cosgrove shelling corn for Mike Avend and J. D. Andrews in Chicago on Monday. It mentions a chiyatie party at C. T. Anderson home in honor of Mr and Miss M V Austin on Wednesday evening. Also reports Loyal Young welcoming a baby boy Wednesday morning and a dinner with multiple local families including C J Hansen and Worsley.
Hatching stock and chicks offered by Lewis Hatchery and Kanawha Hatchery. 1000 eggs priced at 3 dollars per hundred. White Leghorns specialty and custom hatching at 4 cents per dozen. large variety of breeds promoted. Also real estate ads for farms in Iowa with prices per acre and contact Wolfe’s Land Agency.
A petition filed with Kossuth County Auditor seeks establishment of Secondary Road District 54 to surface a route starting at the southwest corner of the southeast quarter in Section 4 Township 97 North Range 27 West and running east 3.5 miles to the southeast corner of Section 1 of the same township. The district would include the described real estate.
Beginning at the Northeast corner of Section 29 Township 97 Range 28 and running south to the Southeast corner of Section 32 Township 97 Range 28, the text outlines a land boundary. Bec.
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