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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1930
Page
2
A Ced ar Rapids reader notes wealth comes from real estate and praises the enduring value of land. The piece condemns salary raises and promotes mass advertising. Road work expands: miles graded and gravel laid, with a tested asphalt option on a county road to reduce maintenance costs and gravel usage.
Farm Bureau notes urge poultrymen to use extension service calendar record forms from Iowa State College to track monthly expenses and receipts. Start by November 1 or December 1 if needed, transferring prior data. Records aid profit awareness, cost cutting, and efficiency. County Farm Bureau meeting set for December 16 in Algona with Addison Parker of Des Moines as afternoon speaker and an essay contest for local students.
Lawn State college home economists report cod liver oil twice as effective as ergosterol for curing or preventing rickets. A study of 216 children under observation supports vitamin D benefits and respiratory protection, emphasizing medical guidance and the limits of substituting other patent vitamins.
Dietitians at Iowa State college say milk alone does not insure healthy teeth. A diet heavy in milk may crowd out fruits and vegetables and rely on carbohydrates, which do less to prevent dental decay. Fruits and vegetables support saliva and vitamins that boost resistance to bacteria. milk remains nearly perfect but its vitamins vary. An ideal home economics diet combines milk with fruits and vegetables. Town hens lay fewer eggs in November than any other month.
Nose Wy Eradication explained by Fred Butcher entomologist of the Iowa State College extension service at a Friday meeting in Laverne hall on November 14 at 8 00 p m. He notes success where extension men veterinarians and farmers collaborate and that well handled communities report horses in better shape and relief from nose fly pest. The talk will use charts and pictures and similar meetings are planned for nearby communities.
The community reports illness among the Liva line and various visits and social calls. Residents attend to dental work, shopping trips, and poultry tasks while neighbors share visits at homes in Algona and nearby towns. A school election closes districts and a basket social blends into fall activities with notices of hunts and farmer bureau gatherings.
The November issue urges students to participate in sports beyond cheering with a focus on basketball. It lists season games and schedules for Bancroft Parochial, T.H.S. Indians, and junior high double headers, praising coaches Tidman and the student body for support and effort.
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