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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1958
Page
1
The Titonka Topic outlines subscription costs 2.50 yearly in advance within Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory, 3.00 outside the county, and 3.50 for Canada and foreign areas. Published weekly and entered as second class matter in Titonka Iowa. Subscriptions within the county continue unless subscribers notify otherwise.
Titonka residents visit friends in Leland and Crystal Lake while others join a Whittemore Democratic Rally featuring Sen Wright Patman Rep Merwin Coad and Gov Love less. Also noted are hospital and family visits plus veterans hospital return and Cedar Falls weekend homecoming.
Friday evening visitors included Mr and Mrs Leo Richter and Beverly at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Smith in Algona. The Wilbur Sexton family spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Townsend in Spencer. Waren Truesdell of Hayfield Minnesota was home for the weekend, and Mr and Mrs W P Truesdell and family visited Mr and Mrs Frank Lang in Humboldtdale Sunday afternoon.
The first northbound goose flight this year is larger and earlier with 222000 geese on nine refuges by Oct 12. Refuges in Minnesota Wisconsin South Dakota Missouri and Illinois report higher counts than last year and a large bag during opening hunting day at Horizon Refuge.
Surveys across national wildlife refuges show Canada geese making up about 70 percent of the early fall flock in both the Mississippi and Central Flyways. Snow and blue geese follow, with some white fronted geese present as well. Factors include early nesting success in Canada, late September cold snaps accelerating migration, hunting pressure, and drought shaping refuge attractants. An unrelated note reports a chimney collapse tied to a Mamreland Lutheran parsonage teardown in Stanton.
F H Davis of the Federal Fish and Wildlife Service cautions hunters to verify their shotgun magazine capacity before hunting migratory birds. The law bans any gun originally capable of holding more than three shells unless the magazine is cut off, plugged, or blocked to a three-shell limit in both magazine and chamber.
The law requires firearms to be plugged to hold no more than two shells in the magazine. Hunters using plugged guns for migratory game birds face arrest and prosecution. Buy it in Titonka.
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