Titonka Topic subscription rates and policies
The Titonka Topic outlines subscription terms and rates with 82 telephone contact. Rates are $1.60 yearly in Kossuth County and Titonka territory, $2.00 elsewhere in-state, and $2.50 for Canada and foreign. In county and Titonka territory subscriptions renew automatically unless the subscriber or publisher discontinues. Other subscriptions end one month after expiration unless extended by arrangement.
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Titonka
Iowa
Kossuth County
Canada
Economic High Lights In Prewar and War Time Markets
In the early war weeks demand boomed as producers rushed to beat price increases. Production neared 1929 levels with steel near a new high and several industries surpassing prior peaks. Yet consumer demand lags behind inventory growth. domestic markets must drive the recovery. Analysts foresee a cautious uptrend, though another downturn could halt gains.
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Germany
Poland
Britain
France
Europe
Business Week
Stalin's Shadow Over Europe Redefines Allied Balance
Analyze how Stalin's apparent victories and the Soviet Union's leverage edge Britain and France, while Rugala may tilt power in the north and threaten German supply lines. Italy's stance shifts rumors hint Mussolini's ae towards cautious distance from Hitler as the Rome Berlin Tokyo axis falters under a German Russian pact.
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Stalin
U.s.9.r
Hitler
France
England
Russia
Italy
Mussolini
Rome-Berlin-Tokyo
To. Ts
American Legion and Auxiliary News Highlights
J Rose Bonacker and Esther Breey hosted a group of eighteen at the Brean home for a meeting with singing readings by Beth Miller and Mary Sartor and a district fall conference report. Regular monthly business meeting set for Tuesday evening, November 7, with notices to support radio programs. November 24 work meeting at Mary Sartor’s home will be all day with pot luck lunch, Education Week school cooperation urged through Esther Askin and committee for Armistice Day observance.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
J Rose Bonacker
Esther Breey
Brean
Beth Miller
Mary Sartor
The
Legion Thal
Esther Askin
Americanism
Legion
Swine Erysipelas Declared Serious Disease
Dr K W Stouder of Iowa State College warns that swine erysipelas, known as diamond skin disease, is a severe blow to hog raisers. The disease has existed in the U S since 1981 and spreads through acute, chronic and milder forms, causing sudden death, arthritis, skin lesions, and pneumonia in pigs. Treatment may reduce deaths but immunity is not guaranteed, with virus use tightly controlled and limited to Nebraska experiments under strict oversight.
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Towa
K. W. Stouder
Towa State College
United States
South Dakota
Mid-Western
Iowa
Stouder Saya
Aryaspelas
Nebraska
Mot
Hog disease risk prompts strict farm biosecurity
Dr Stouder warns hog raisers to limit outside contact and fencing off hog lots to slow infection spread. He urges careful handling of equipment and any animal brought to farms, noting costly losses from disease and reduced gains. Organisms can survive long in soil, making preventive measures essential.
Poultry Keeping Tips From Whitfield For Winter Egg Lays
W R Whitfield from State College offers cold weather feeding and housing steps to sustain egg production. Key points include feeding mash, green feeds, fish oil, bone meal, oyster shell, and mineral supplements, plus selecting early-hatched pullets and warm straw loft housing. He emphasizes cleanliness, space, water, and vitamin D for hens.
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Tekele
W. R. Whitfield
Whitfield
Good Yield Report From Oxford Area Farm
Al Hister of near Oxford Iowa reports an average yield of 154 bushels per acre on a 2.6 acre tract reflecting strong farm performance in local agriculture news.
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al Hister
Oxford
Iowa
Mybrids In Feeding Trials At Iowa State College
Cattle feeding experiments at Iowa State College test five corn strains including Reid Yellow Dent and four hybrid lines for hardness. A second trial compares three linseed meals and two soybean oil meals against old process linseed meal. Eighty eight choice grade yearling steers, ~661 lb, from 140, begin feeding November 6 for 210 days. results announced at Cattle Feeders' Day at the college in June.
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Aing
Tows State
Coltege i
C.C. Cal Ekperin
Iowan Agricultural Experiment Station
Sioux City
Iowa State College
Wune
HAPPENS In the Best Families
Freddie laments school life in a novel scene where a farm boy feels isolated from town mates. He bursts into tears as he resents the grown up school atmosphere and overalls, wondering why he must live far from friends. His mother quietly handles the situation and calls for help.
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Freddie
Ives
Mother
Brown's Studio advertises personal Christmas gift photos
Algona Iowa studio promotes photograph gifts described as personal and friendly. It invites customers to come early to avoid lines and offers after hours and Sunday appointments by calling 42-460.
City Boy Freddie Learns Country Life
Freddie and his post chum visit a farm and, after seeing the country’s wonders, Freddie feels pride. A following weekend, disillusioned, he returns from the city saying there was nothing to do and they sat in a hot alley talking about the farm. He asks if friends can visit again next weekend.
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Freddie
Steaming Soup A Family Guide To Hearty Cream Soups
A vintage kitchen piece urges steaming soup for lunch, praising hot, hearty cream soups and simple methods. It outlines a basic white sauce mix, half white sauce and half strained vegetables, and notes practical tips like using a can of soup with milk in a pinch.
Soup prep and garnish tips plus raspberry pruning guidance
The text offers soup making tips for white sauce bases with vegetable variations and serving ideas such as grated cheese and puffed crackers. It also notes how to garnish soups with iced celery curls and croutons. A separate note advises pruning red and black raspberry plants in March to avoid winter damage.
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