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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1928

Page

8

Haunted Twin Hollows Prompts Family Plans and Proofs

In a diary style narrative, a family debates occupying Twin Hollows a haunted local house. Edith pushes for the main house while Jane resists. Warren Halliday eyeing the boat-house prospect. Uncle Horace’s death, a red lamp, and a mysterious desk blotter hint at dark history as the summer moves toward a decision.

Jack Twin Hollows Thomas Oakville Jane Edith Ast Flor Horace Riggs Eugenia Riggs Ita Walla Twin Hoallows Warren Halliday Annie Cochran Edith Fins Warren Halidays Halliday Old Thomas Haliday Uncle Horace

Psychic mystery in Porter's journal hinges on reunions

In the journal of Professor William A Porter a mysterious death of Horace Porter at Tin Hollows prompts a psychic triangle. Horace's widow Jane claims he attended a class reunion and produces a snapshot to prove the claim while Professor Cameron leans toward psychical research and psychic photography.

William A. Porter Horace Porter Tin Hollows Jane Ofessor Horace Cameron Byen

Lafayette land grant to Lafayette in Florida 1824 25

Congress authorized $200000 and a complete town of land for General Lafayette in 1824. The 28028 acre tract lay in West Florida near present Tallahassee. A 1825 patent delivered to Lafayette. land later sold by his heirs. Attempts at French colonization failed. later heirs dispersed ownership to many individuals.

Lafayette America Congress Pathfinder Magazine United States West Florida Tallahassee General Land Office Pensacola McKee Florida Count la Porte Charles Murat Napoleon

By Force of Habit Child Receives Candy at Store

Three year old Jane, a favorite at the grocer, is warned by her mother on etiquette after the vendor gives her candy. The exchange ends with the child naming the required response in a dialectal fragment.

Jane

Nocturnal arrivals in Mexico stir neighbors and servants

The Brooklyn Standard describes a custom where Mexican husbands returning late wake the household with bells and racket. Wives do not stay up for them and carry no weapons. The scene emphasizes loud, communal wakefulness rather than secrecy.

Mexico Brooklyn

Odd Names for Banana Before the Sixteenth Century

The text notes historical banana nomenclature with terms like "apple or paradise" and "Adaa's fg" used prior to the sixteenth century, indicating varied early language for the fruit.

Adaa

Direct Buying Of Feeder Cattle Gains Use In Corn Belt

USDA economist G Randell reports growing direct buying of feeder cattle by Corn Belt ranchers and feeders. Advantages include lower terminal costs and better cattle, while disadvantages cover uniformity, shrinkage, transit delays, and loss of identity. Industry calls for standard grading and per hundredweight pricing to stabilize direct sales.

United States Department of Agriculture G. Randell Randell Rhea Feed Yard

Light Hogs Make Best Use of All Their Feed

When corn is cheap and hogs are plentiful lighter hogs prove most efficient and profitable. Heavy hogs pay when corn is dear and scarce, but lighter hogs commonly sell higher for the same feed efficiency.

Live Stock notes on hogs sheep and lambs management

Practical tips cover sow care after farrowing creep for piglets alfalfa replacement in hog rations up to one third and up to one percent possible in some trials. Spring lambs fed grain from two to three weeks old fetch higher profits. Rotate sheep pastures every two weeks to curb stomach worms. Potato lambs feed boosts gain lowers feed cost and reduces roughage by forty percent. Do not overlook common salt as a vital mineral for livestock health.

Edith Jane Geome Jack Raith

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