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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
8
Readable fragments cover feeding poultry and sheep care, fertilizing trees, watering ferns, and storage. Topics include proper housing, best practices for manure, the need for bone meal, care during lambing, weed and insect control, fertilizer timing, and planning for spring planting.
Iowa State Board of Education member J H Trewin sparked talk in town after noting a photo on Will Guthrie Dubuque and suggesting he might be the next president of the State University of Town. The remark tied to Bowman's later resignation and Guthrie's meeting with the board last summer regarding a possible dean appointment.
U S District Attorney C R Porter concludes migratory bird law is valid and enforceable nationwide, replying tomarshal Reed. He says the act applies beyond rivers and interior points and that marshals may enforce it as other federal laws.
William Richman and his family narrowly escaped as an aceylene gas plant explosion ripped their house apart on Main Street. The blast shattered windows and hurled debris into trees, but no one was injured. Mrs Richman and their daughter had just left the house moments before the explosion.
A London style conversational fragment recalls a quarrel between a newlywed couple. The bride asks about the groom's honeymoon and the Palace of Peace at The Hague, where they say they had their first quarrel. Tangential mentions include Druggists and a common cough remedy, but the focus remains on the overseas trip and the domestic dispute.
A newspaper report notes a marriage license delay for Harry Court and Mise Allies Parks in Bronx City. The parents believed the couple planned a wedding soon, with the groom aged 32 and the bride 18, though the groom is claimed to be 17 and the bride 16.
Mrs. Smith wife of a well known former Nyeing Tour miles from here died after her apron caught fire near the stove. All clothing burned off before help arrived. Her mother, with a broken hip, managed to call for help after falling and crawling to the telephone. The baby escaped unhurt.
A Chicago hospital vice president, Dubuanée S. J. Rogenblat, announced a donation totaling $9,000 from an Abranaia source. The contribution supports Angou and related hospital services.
In Convensionville and nearby towns readers note a correction from The News about a misprint on a pasted headline. The item clarifies the correct spelling and dates for a community event and urges residents to check subsequent notices for details.
The Angora goat breed from Anora region offers long silky mohair, with U S imports high but domestic production insufficient. Texas mountains could supply all mohair needed and export millions annually. Mohair yields vary, with prices from 3.5 to 6.50 dollars per pound and average value near one dollar per head for Angora goats.
Robert H. Driscoll of Apt mer Quebec Canada devises an effective feed mixer. The device features a semicylindrical hopper with a removable top cover and a bottom outlet closed by a sliding door. A shaft at the ends carries end stirrers to mix ingredients thoroughly. An endless feed carrier transports ingredients to the mixer.
The guide advises a sow ration of maize 60 percent and alfalfa hay 30 percent by weight. If hay intake is low, grind hay and mix with corn meal as a thick slop. Milk, yogurt, or egg products are not recommended as regular parts, but can be used as conditioners.
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