National Newspaper Week Highlights Community Service
The article urges readers to value newspapers as vital community assets and discusses the role of weekly and daily papers. It notes editors and publishers dedicate effort to serve readers, promote local business, and provide complete stories while supporting journalism education.
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L.am
Every. Com
Munity
Tepee Tidbits
Craig Sathoff
Beverly Rich
Titonia
4-H Dairy Judging Team Places 14th in State Contest
Kossuth County 4-H judging team finished fourteenth in the State 4-H Dairy judging contest held in Waterloo on September 26. Team members were Gary Bannart Ottosen Dean Dodds Algona Arthur Mogler Whittemore and Tom Nurre Sens. They were accompanied by Galen dor on the trip.
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Kossuth County
Waterloo
Gary Bannart
Ottosen
Dean Dodds
Algona
Arthur Mogler
Whittemore
Tom Nurre
Sens Sates Ios Ae Assist
Ant
Galen
Dor
American Legion Auxiliary Regular Meeting Updates and Requests
The American Legion Auxiliary reports regular monthly meetings at Tom Young’s and Garrett and Denton homes with changes noted for dates and hosts. Plans for a Christmas project call for used quart milk cartons, and shipments to Woodward and veterans hospitals are organized. Mary Oesterreicher notes district welfare focus. Past Presidents Parley urges broader support for women veterans. Regular meetings emphasize church attendance and daily prayer for world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom. Young
Fural
Mary Young
Afd
Wanda
Hudson
Patrica Hainiés
Kathering
Hamilton
Garrett
Carol' Ant Swan
Denton
Sadié Denton
Mabe
Woodward
Des Moines
Town City
Knoxville
Cornell Bluffs
Mary Oesterreicher
Boone
Jing
Tom Young
Federal migratory waterfowl rules set for Iowa season 1958
The article outlines the Migratory Bird Treaty Act protections and annual hunting regulations. It details four population surveys used to shape season lengths bag limits and dates. Iowa's 1958 waterfowl season runs 70 days from Oct 4 to Dec 12 with a four bird duck bag limit and redhead canvasback restrictions. All hunters 16+ must have a Duck Stamp.
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Great Britain
Canada
Mexico
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Towa
Ajl
Estherville Mother Named WACO Wife for September
Norma Ricklefs wife of Raymond J. Ricklefs district manager in Estherville Iowa is named WACO Wife for September by Woodman Accident and Life Co. Her family of four children Bob Steve Becky and Mark enjoy outdoor summers at the lake area and she volunteers with two PTAs church circles and Den Mother duties while aiding her husband’s business efforts.
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Raymond Ricklefs
Esthervillé
Woodman ‘Accident’and Life Company
Norma Ricklefs
Raymond J. Rick~lefs
Estherville
Iowa
Lake
Norma
Ray
W. H. Ricklefs
Titonka
Ricklefs
Titonka Indians Idle Meet Burt Friday in Conference Action
Titonka enters a Friday home game against Burt after an open date last week. Burt has lost both conference starts, while Titonka won its lone league game. kickoff is 7:30 p.m. at Titonka with nearby results listed for Armstrong, Rake, Swea City and Renwick. Local UNICEF drive children will solicit Halloween coins for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Unicef
United Nations Children's Fund
The
Lions, Chamber of Commerce
Good Hope Lutherlan Church
Titonka Methodist Church
Methodist
Titanica Indiane
Burt
Indians
Armstrong
Rake
Swea City
Renwick
Thompson
Ventura
Lipet
Kossuth County Teachers Institute Set for Friday
Algona hosts the Kossuth County Teachers Institute on Friday October 3 with Dr. Arthur Looby of Iowa State Teachers College as keynote. Consultants include Miriam Showale Mildred Walter and others from Nowa State Teachers College. all public schools in Kossuth County will be notified.
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Angual Kossuth
County Teachers Institute
Algona
Arthur Looby
Iowa ‘State Teachers College
Miriam Showale
Mildred. Walter
Pgi
Bec
Gilford Bishop
Cawie Daana'a
Nowa
Kossuth Qounty
Ground Observer Corps Goes On Alert Duty
Ground Observer Corps local post received an alert Tuesday evening to remain on alert status until further notice. Volunteers are asked to call Howard Andrews at 69 to offer times available if the alert continues.
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Ground Observer Corps
Howard Andrews
Titonka Woman's Club October meeting planned
Titonka Woman's Club schedules the first October meeting on Thursday October 2 with Edith and Hazel Budlong as hostesses. The program includes roll call Why a Club Woman and lessons from Worlds of Friendship and Our Clubs in Other Lands presented by Mary Budlong Fern Dock Josh leads Fun Time. The Fine Arts Festival plans set for Ames October 18 with Mrs is our County Chair for the division noted.
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Titonka Woman's Club
Edith
Hazel Budlong
Mary Budlong
Fern Dock
Josh
Thec Fine Arts
Ames
Wool Incentive Price Set For 1969 Marketing Year
The U S Department of Agriculture set the short wool incentive price at 62 cents per pound for the 1969 wool marketing year starting next April. Payments to producers for 1958 follow the same methods as current years with shorn wool payments based on a percentage of cash returns and a target to reach the 62 cent price. Lamb payments apply to unshorn lambs marketed with weight-based compensation, and the Kossuth County ASC Office has issued prior payments for 1957. Complete details available at the ASC Office.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Richard I. Anderson
ASC
Kossuth County
Ice
Junior Leaders Plan Fall Enrollment Drive
4-H Junior Leaders met at Algona High School Annex on September 22 to organize the fall membership enrollment drive for 1958 59. Youth ages 10 to 21 were invited to October and November meetings, with girls studying Home Furnishings and boys in Agricultural Engineering including tractor driving.
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Algona High School
Squaws Softball Draws District Play At Havelock
The Titanica Squaws travel to Havelock for the first round of the District Softball Tournament with a 7:00 p.m. game against the Lake Park Sentral winner. A victory advances them to the 7:30 p.m. semifinal on Thursday. finals site to be announced.
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Titanica Squaws
Havelock
Lake Park
Referendum on corn program set for November 25
Iowa and 25 other states will vote November 25 on a new national farm program for corn or continuation of the current system. The election covers 932 counties in 26 states with Iowa included, and voters will face two options regarding acreage allotments and price supports.
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Richard’. I. Anderson
Kos+suth county
ASC
Iowa
Anderson Atalog
Ater, Ue
Bread Baking Tips From 4-H Demonstrations For Autumn
The article notes good bread making practices from 4-H demonstrations in foods and nutrition. It covers measuring accurately with cups and spoons, using whole wheat for nutrition, scalding milk, yeast handling, rest periods between steps, kneading cues, and removing bread promptly after baking to prevent a tough crust and soggy crumbs.
W.S.C.5 Meeting Set for Wednesday October 8
The W.S.C.5 will meet at the church on Wednesday October 8 at 2:00 p.m. Miss Hazel Budlong will lead devotion. Mrs Carl F Callies hosts and Mrs Kenneth Swan, Mary Budlong, John Isebrand, and Be Li Regntz will attend.
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W.5
W.S.C.5
Devetlong
Hazel Budlong
Carl F. Callies
Hostastea
Kenneth Swan
Mary Budlong
John Isebrand
Be Li Regntz
Farm Outlook for Soybeans Sees Surplus and Price Drop
Iowa State College economist Francis Kutish cautions farmers to store beans if possible as a record crop drives prices below government loan levels. He projects many beans entering loan, reopening price to loan level by late winter or spring, with a 661 million bushel crop and 581 million supply if estimates hold. Demand grows slowly, but export markets and higher use of soybean meal and oil are anticipated, while government loan support remains a key factor.
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Francis Kutish
Iowa State College
Kutish
Katish
Towa
USDA
Decatur
U. S
Secretary of Agriculture
Triplet Calves Born at Clem Theobald Farm Near Stacyville
Three calves arrived at the Clem Theobald farm near Stacyville. Of the trio one heifer and two bull calves are all normal in size and vigor.
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Clem Theobald
Stacyville
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Mary Staudt
Robert Johnson
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Grace McKim
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Jean Keith
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