Titonka Topic subscription rates and terms
The Titonka Topic lists subscription pricing for rural readers in Kossuth County and Titonka territory at 1.50 yearly, 2.50 outside, and 2.65 for Canada and foreign. payers within the county are continued yearly unless subscribers or publisher discontinue. Other subscriptions end one month after expiration unless renewed or extended by arrangement.
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Nitonka
Iowa
Kossuth County
Titonka
Koasuth
Canada
Cubscribers
Economic High Lights on War and Home Defense
A 1940 analysis notes that while Europe trends toward conflict, America must focus on a robust home defense program. It projects Army spending rising from 100 million a month toward 135 million and possibly higher, with a 1 billion plus budget for next year. Navy shipbuilding expands toward 100 ships, with 24 hour yards possible, as industry and employment surge across steel, power, and manufacturing sectors.
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Europe
Neweweek
BP Aloe
War Department
Department
Basle Ipace
Navy Department
Army
Navy
National’ Guard
Questioning World War1 Defense and War Progress
A reader-voiced analysis notes wartime defense measures may boost business temporarily while public confusion grows over delayed offensives. Experts see a defensive blockade strategy, Britain’s naval control, and Russia’s limited aid as shaping a protracted stalemate toward possible peace.
Committees Settle New Iowa Lease Law Questions
County farm security and debt adjustment committees will arbitrate disputes arising from the new Iowa farm lease law. H. W. Anway said district meetings are starting to train members as landlords and tenants seek clarity and a smooth transition for the coming year. List of upcoming sessions includes Corydon, Cherokees, Waterloo, Des Moines, Atlantic, Cedar Rapids, and Fairfield. Committees, mostly farmers, are free to the public and have settled over 7,000 cases in four years.
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County Farm Security Advisory
Iowa
H. W.anway
State Arm Security Administration
R. K.bliss
Iowa State College Xtension Service
Mark Thornburg
State Secretary of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
AnWay
Corydon
Waterloo
Des Moines
Atlantic
Cedar Rapids
Fairfield
PSA
Pioneer day crash scars Nick Rogers scalp at West Union
A car crash last week left Nick Rogers with severe scalp injuries from shattered glass. Doctors at West Union hospital saved his life. The piece urges a sincere effort to save lives, noting games may be lost but lives can be saved if people act responsibly.
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Nick Rogers
Calwein
West Union Hospital
Foreign Wars Cause of Rise in Price of Beans
Soybeans have advanced sharply in price since early October despite a large crop and heavy marketings. Export demand has raised 11 million bushels sold so far from an 80 million bushel crop, with 4.4 million exported last year from a smaller crop. Analysts warn exports may ease after current contracts fill. If Russia opens Trans-Siberian shipments, US competition may lessen. Soybeans now supply 13 percent of margarine fats and 10 percent of cooking fats for 1930.
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Town State College Extension Agriculturaly
Biel
Russia
Manchuria
Germany
United States
Europe
Dry Corn Reduces the Danger of Poisoning
Iowa State College extension veterinarian Dr. K W Stouder warns moldy corn poisoning in horses can be cut by using dry corn, as moldy kernels show discolored areas. Horses ill from moldy feed should be moved to clean rations with water and care. moldy corn mainly harms horses, while cattle are less affected and sheep are susceptible.
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K. W. Stouder
Iowa State College
Towa State College
Stouder
Iowa State Sends 90 Head to Chicago Show
Iowa State College will send Ninety head of livestock and a meat and livestock judging team to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago starting December 29. About 60 faculty members and 90 students are expected to attend. Last year the college won reserve champions in Shorthorn steer and hog carcass and earned $786 in cash, plus nearly $3,000 from market classes at the premium after judging.
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Iowa State College
Chicago
The
Iowa State
Deadly carbon monoxide warning from a damaged note
A garbled warning stresses the danger of carbon monoxide from car exhaust. It urges leaving garage doors open and cracking windows while a car runs, noting that in three minutes in a closed garage the gas can be fatal to occupants.
Mulch Suggested For Fall Seeding In Iowa Fields
JH D Hughes of Iowa State College advises farmers in delayed fall germination areas to scatter mulch such as strong manure to protect winter wheat and legumes. He warns winterkill risk is high without sufficient growth, and top dressing with manure in winter plus next spring clover or alfalfa improves stands. Twenty five Town 4-H boys club members will be official delegates to the National 4-H Club Congress at Chicago, December 2-8.
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Iowa
JH. D. Hughes
Farm Crops Department
Iowa State College
Hughes
Chicago
Health Hint Prevents Injury From Sulphuric Acid In Iowa
Quick thinking and pure Iowa cream helped avert serious harm to two Iowa residents last week. Mrs Russell Morrison of Grand River and another unidentified person were involved in the incident, with aid provided promptly to minimize injury.
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Iowa
Grand River
Russell Morrison
Watkins Products Ad from Rural Dealer A C Bierstedt
A Lakota dealer promotes Watkins household goods and pig feed supplements. The ad touts Walk ing Mineralized Hog Tonic for faster hog market weight and premium prices, urging readers to wait for a call to buy extracts spices toilet articles and medicines.
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Watkins
Acid Prank Causes Burns On Two Men At Spencer
An acid prank led to injuries when a husband used cream to cool burning eyes after an acid throw. At Spencer Leonard DeWallalan escaped severe harm when a friend poured acid down his back mistaking it for water. His shirt burned away as the incident unfolded and the prankster stood in shock.
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Spencer
Leonard DeWallalan
Mr. DeWall
Rollover on river scene injures occupant
A rolled vehicle near the river caused burns to the occupant though the spine remained uninjured. Fire crews and emergency responders arrived, treating injuries as a precaution while authorities investigated the incident.
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