Oldest Matter Port Omfad Titonka Subscription Rates
Subscription rates are listed for Port Omfad Titonka territory with 1.50 per year in advance within Kossuth County and Titonka trade area, 3.00 per year outside, and 2.50 per year for Canada and foreign countries. All county subscriptions are continuing yearly unless canceled. others discontinue one month after expiration unless extended by the subscriber.
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Titonka
Fond
Advahen
Kossuth
Titonke Titide
Kesouth
Titonics
Canada
County
Titonia
Neutrality debate and war material tradeoffs debated
The article discusses early neutrality debates in the Senate and House, noting general boredom and missed opportunities to sway votes. It explores potential effects of repealing the arms embargo on American industry, aircraft demand, and Allied war material needs, while detailing German U boat activity and its impact on merchant shipping.
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House
Senate
Republic
The
England
France
Wagsend
Hogland
Britain
U. S
Reich
Ganges
Flint
Germany
Torbidg- U
Europe war policy and industry shift in 1930s
The piece outlines US neutrality policy toward World War II era tensions with Germany and other nations, noting embargo effects and Arctic route control. It reports American aid to Allies while remaining theoretically neutral, Germany’s press responses, and a push by auto makers to convert to aircraft production amid growing war demand. It warns against war prosperity and cites ongoing reemployment gains and low unemployment for the period.
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Germany
Belgium
Holladid
Denmark
Sweden
Mestonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Russia
Finland
Arctic
Re. Viglort
Hitler
Wilhelm
Alteo
Ita
Certified corn growers listed for 1940 seed planters
A list of certified corn growers and their 18,487 acres is released by Joe L. Robinson Ames. The Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association inspected fields an average of four and a half times during detasseling to verify hybrids meet test and claim standards. To be certified a hybrid must outperform open pollinated types by at least 20 percent in two of the past five years and meet stalk strength and moisture requirements.
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Java
Joe L. Robinson
Agricultural ExperimentsAggraciation
Ames
Iowa Agmicultural Experiment Association
Keep Pigs on Pasture While Fattening Them
Fall pig care urges staying on pasture as long as possible per A L Anderson of the Animal Husbandry Department. Pigs gain efficiently on pasture with less concentrate and protein fuels, but housing must be dry warm and ventilated. Supplement with protein mixes and legume hay, balance corn with protein and minerals.
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A. L. “Anderson
Animal, Husbandry Department
Town State College
Anderson
Window shatters in downtown crash after reverse drive
Witnesses recount a chaotic incident in Pella where a car backed away from a cab and plowed through a store window. Lena Bente reportedly froze at the scene as the vehicle bounced over a curb and sidewalk, causing damage estimated in the hundreds of dollars.
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Pella
Lena Bente
Vos& Veenan
Weeds and symphony stage at Drake University
Readers learn of a plant pathology report by Sylvester and colleagues noting the rapid spread of perennial weeds such as Canada thistle and field bindweed across many Iowa counties, plus a Drake University Des Moines symphony concert on November 26 with H C Lytton and Frank Noyes guiding a 80 member ensemble and guest pianist Paul Stoye, offering free seats for teachers and students.
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Porter
Sylvester
Drown
Iowa
DHS
MONEE
Lovers of
Des Moines
Thy
Drake Huniversity
Aytnskony Orchestra
H. C. “Lytton
pYalness
Drake University
Des Martnne
Apuucsa
Frank’ Noyes
Drake
Nsymphoty
Paul Stoye
Fine Arts College
Iowa Dairy Judges Win National Championship at State College
Iowa dairy judges clinched a national title at the National Dairy Show in San Francisco. The event highlighted teams from state colleges and dairy producers, with emphasis on quality dairy products and judging accuracy.
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Iowa
Towa State
San Francisco
Wondering Wormer Divorce Trial Mooted by Senator Fisch
The fragment hints at a divorce trial involving Senator Fisch and mentions Wondering Wormer and Mikel gh of LeMars It suggests perturbed reactions and a hope to clarify marital status amid political overtones The readable text is garbled but centers on a potential divorce proceeding tied to political figures.
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Wormer
Nator Mikelgh
tLeMars
Raver Sani
Shimegal
Fisch
Baby Cries While Parents Celebrate Angona
Police investigated a baby girl found alone in a car on State street during a cold night. Officers traced the infant through a registration card and found the parents in a local business district. The parents resented the intervention.
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Angona
State Street
Eye injure at Des Moines plant leaves worker unharmed
Frank South, a cement plant employee in West Des Moines, was struck in the eye by a steel fragment last week. The shard entered the eye socket and lodged behind the eyeball but caused only shock and no lasting harm.
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Frank South
West Des
Bankers Elect Officers at Kossuth County Meeting
A Kossuth county bankers association gathering in Algona last week elected E. A. Schemer as county president F. L McMahon as vice president J. W Sith Fenton as secretary and N. Cotton Lone Rock as treasurer Read the Want Ada.
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Kossuth County Bankers. Association
Algona
E. A. Schemer
F. L., McMahon
J. W. Sith
Fenton
N. Cotton
Lone Rock
Future Iron Man Leotard Wella’s Narrow Escape
Four year old William Wells of Milford fell under a truck wheel after slipping from a chain. He was treated at a physician and hospital and returned home unharmed. In Mitchell County, Joe Novak, 65, died instantly when a shotgun discharged at his home after he visited a potential corn sheller deal.
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Leotard Wella
William Wells
Milford
Hila Ihold
U. S
Joe Novak
Mitchell County
Northwood
Hunters Hide Pheasants Inside Boots, Wardens Reveal
Game Wardens at Hagle Grove searched a car after reports of duck hunting and pheasant shooting. They ordered suspects to remove their footwear and discovered pheasants tucked into rubber wading boots. The article notes a prevailing rate of 25 dollars per bird for pre season pheasantry.
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Hagle Grove
Learners in Franklin County Get Lessons on Corn Pickers
Dale Barney of Franklin County learned about corn pickers and lost one finger. At Lime Springs Will Ganson learned the same lesson and lost two fingers. In Osage Earl Abreng learned his lesson at the cost of three augers.
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Dale Barney
Franklin County
Lime Springs
Will Ganson
Osage
Earl Abreng
Two Months To Go In 1929 Iowa Fatalities Reported
On November 1 11 of Iowa counties had reported motor vehicle fatalities for 1929 Read the Want Ads.
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Iowa
Smart to Drive Carefully Lessons on Road Safety
A fragment urges persistent emphasis on safe driving learned from bitter experience. It stresses safety becoming part of us like an arm or leg, and calls to adopt safe methods now without cost to avoid accidents and deaths.
Workmen Save Man From Live Wire Incident at Davenport Plant
At Davenport a Morris Marshall power plant employee was lippped and fell against a live wire. A fellow worker climbed the pole and pushed him away from the hot wire, then summoned aid to lower them to the ground. Marshall suffered a severe burn along the left arm from elbow to shoulder.
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Morris-Marshall
Davenport
Marshall
Farm sold for 24 000 dollars in New York county
Henry Hostman purchased a rural tract of farmland for 24000 dollars at 150 per acre. He emigrated from Germany sixteen years ago with limited means and started anew in America, carrying debts of about 200 dollars. The sale reflects a notable land transaction in the county last week.
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Tame
New York
Henry Hostman
America
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