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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1949
Page
4
Help wanted advertisement seeks a male salesman for permanent full time work in the county with farm experience. Must have a dependable car age 25 to 60. No stock or credit to carry. Home rights. Tobetter-than-average earnings. Thor ough training on the job. Confidential appointment by replying to Box 107 in this paper.
Farm buyers and owners are urged to finance purchases improvements and repairs with a Federal Land Bank loan offering safety dividends optional features and the lowest cost. Contact National Farm Loan Association E H Hutchins Secretary Treasurer Algona Iowa. Also an oil dealer ad urges ordering heater and furnace oil from Standard Oil Co with a winter warning.
W F LaGrange from Town State College advises two key starters for early fall feed: ample rest on day one and medium quality hay as roughage. Provide water on arrival, place block salt after a few days, andVaccination against enterotoxemia is common with self feeders or heavy grain.
Milwaukee drivers instructors defend women behind the wheel noting housewives in their 30s often excel. Anecdotes recount mishaps and quick shifts while stressing sex age and occupation little influence on learning. Pupils range from 16 to 78 with most completing in about ten days.
New York report shows per capita American intake of 180.5 quarts milk, 71.2 quarts beer, 48 quarts soft drinks, 38.7 quarts coffee, and 8.3 quarts canned fruit and vegetable juices. Canning advances credited for juice rise. water consumption not tabulated.
In Ann Arbor University of Michigan reports yo-yo popularity surging among students. A philosophy professor paused a class to address a disturbance as a student performed a loop the loop with a yo-yo. Local shops note a big rise in yo-yo sales as the fad spreads across campuses.
In Boston a six month old girl Sandy Kaplan, daughter of Bernard Kaplan, underwent a rare hour and a half operation by Dr. Richard Sweet to remove part of a constricting aortic ring threatening her airway and swallowing. The procedure, the fourth of its kind at the hospital, left her in good condition with doctors optimistic about a cure.
In Chicago, four annual sessions at the University of Chicago lying-in hospital train prospective fathers on fatherhood. Since the program began a year ago, more than 500 husbands have attended free classes aimed at involving fathers in family life and easing the wife’s burden before and after birth.
In Oyster Bay Long Island opposition mounts to a plan by the Roosevelt memorial association to create a national shrine at Sagamore Hill former president Theodore Roosevelts home. Cove Neck trustees and many estate owners oppose a public shrine in the residential area citing lack of business district and intrusion by visitors.
ESCANABA Michigan Mrs Oscar Hornblad Escanaba will soon receive her gold wedding ring lost as a bride in Sweden 50 years ago A farmer who bought the old family farm found the ring on a harrowing machine It was as shiny as the day it left the jeweler s shop He identified the ring and is sending it forthwith Mrs Hornblad said she lost the ring after helping her parents in the fields The ring was never replaced She added she had a feeling it would be found some day.
Rex Beresford of Iowa State College advises cattle feeders to tailor initial feeding to grade weight and purpose, noting time is crucial for short term programs. Unload with rest, water, and shelter. rushed early full feeding risks losses, with corn cob meal favored for bulk over shifted corn.
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