Visiting around Iowa an by Joe Marsh
A fragmented reading notes a meandering travelogue by Joe Marsh across Iowa and surrounding places. The prose shifts through abstract images and stray observations, with garbled names and unclear events.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1954
Page
1
Iona Chooses Tom Martin for U S Senate Supporter of Eisenhower program
A political pitch praises Tom Martin as the House workhorse and likely Senate ally. The message emphasizes his support for farmers and soil conservation tax deductions and endorses his bid as Iona’s choice to back Eisenhower era programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Martin
House
Senate
Iona
U. S. Senate
Business Women Say Forty Five Per Cent Profit
A period article discusses women in business and notes a forty five percent profit figure amid commentary on economic conditions and market expectations.
Teach Safety Parents Are Told About Bicycle Hazards
The article cites findings that a rotor vehicle collision is the main cause of bicycle fatalities, accounting for about four fifths. It lists risky bicycling practices such as cutting in front of vehicles, carrying a passenger, signaling failures, and riding without caution at intersections and driveways.
Airlines Carry 166 Million Since 1926
Washington reports that U S scheduled airlines have carried more than 166 million passengers since 1926, an amount described as the equivalent of a giant airlift. The figure reflects the growth of civil aviation after congressional recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Acihhian
United States
Air Comberes Actin
Use Association Publicaten
Congress
New Stuffed Chair Delivers In-Chair Rubdown
In New York the latest home comfort craze features a stuffed chair with built in motors and panels that deliver a chair rubdown. The chair can be adjusted to three positions and operated by a wall outlet plug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tbs
Collision Restores Hearing Bizarre LA Case
Floyd Mills who had been deaf since 1930 after diphtheria regained hearing after a bump to the head in a raffle accident. A collision between cars involving his mother led to Floyd hitting his head on the dashboard. He awoke in an ambulance and answered questions from the attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Floyd Mills
Anattack
Dipitheria
Floyd
Crisis Deepens as Britons Desert Pubs for TV
A chaotic scene unfolds as Britons increasingly skip pubs to watch television. The shift prompts concerns about social habits and the impact on local life, with many citing entertainment access and changing routines as driving factors.
Highways See 53 Million Vehicles Registered in year
Figures show 53 million cars and trucks on U S roads with a 3.6 percent rise from the previous year. California leads with 5 134 21 registrations, followed by New York and Pennsylvania with multi million totals as of the latest registry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
New Jersey
Indiana
Massachusetts
Will of Knoxville grocer grants youth 100 a month for grades
Charles W. Davis, a Knoxville grocer, left his foster son $100 a month as long as he earns passing grades. If the student graduates college he loses $10,000 minus the total months received. Failing a subject and not making it up may cut off all payments and any share in the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwuaville
Charles Gordon Davis
Tf Young Davis
Davis
Charles W. Davis
Knoxville
London Dog Show Origin and Notable Harbingers
The London show began in 1886. Charles Cruft started as a clerk selling dog biscuits and built a major event attracting 5 865 entries and 50 000 visitors. The Royal Aquarium hosted the first show with 60 animals, and royalty supported the event. Cruft died in 1938. today the Kennel Club governs all dog shows and pedigrees in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cruft
Charles Cruft
James Spratt
Royal Aquarium
Westminster
Victoria
The
Kennal Club
British Isles
Boy Earns Own Way in Hartford from Sicily to America
An elderly Sicilian immigrant now living in Hartford earns his living through multiple jobs. Arrived in America two years ago he works for local papers shovels snow runs errands and attends school. He rises at 4 a.m. and works until 6 or 7 p.m. His proud moment came when he withdrew 150 dollars to buy his mother a silver gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Sicily
America
Uniesa Plan Aims to Strengthen Pisa's Leaning Tower
A plan described for the Leaning Tower of Pisa predicts the tower will topple in about two centuries as its tilt increases by 0.04 inches each year. Pisa, a town of around 56,000, largely earns from visitors who come to see and climb the famed structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uniesa
Visa
Pisa
Preservative Free Grass Silage Findings and Debates
Studies at the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station suggest silage quality improves with preservatives, though some chemists warn certain moisture and material conditions may limit effectiveness. Observed methods include chopping and stacking, with thorough packing reducing spoilage and extending storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Legos
Theo Certein Poigs
Useful chemical silage conditioner yields gold silage results
A test shows the conditioner produces gold silage when dried beet pulp and ground eam are added during ensiling. Liquid molasses dried molasses and canned sugar also give good results. Maldive Islands lie in the Indian Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maldive Islands
Indian Ocean
Mc Whorter Family Portrait and Biographical Sketch
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mc Whorter and three daughters photographed August 7, 1954. Ray Seely McWhorter born June 4, 1890 on a Burt farm. he served in WWI, piloted the McWhorter Aero Company, and later farmed 727 acres near Burt. His wife Nellie and their daughters Barbara Joan, Virginia, and Mary Janice married into several listed professions and households. He held farm business roles, church and civic posts, and represented Kossuth County as state representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McWhorter
Barbara Joan
Iowa State College
Thomas Johns
Madison
Indiana
Virginia
Frank H. Becker
Wec Cels Farms
Mary Janice
R. W. Collett
Denver
Colorado
Ray Seely McWhorter
Burt
Town
Ellis McWhorter
Portland Township
Sterling
Illinois
Emma ‘Seely McWhorter
Kossuth County
Andrew L. Beely
Capt
Wm. H. Ingham
Rey
Focal Rural
Burt High School
Frank H. Slagle
Algona High School
Nellie McCorkle
Ray
Burt Presbyterian Church
Farm Bureau
Airplane Owners & Pilots Association
Iowa Flying Farmers
National Flying Farmers
Burt Lions Club
Iowa Vegetable Growers Assn
Iowa Institute of Cooperation
Pikeside Electric Co
Burt Telephone Co
Kossuth Co
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Titanka Topic Advertising
Lebel
Asme
U.S
Murelin
Ike Oo
Martin
Tor
Mamma Regarda
Dwight D. Eieenhower
ALC
Martin Austin
Gustafson
Crnir
Te Watsk TV
Tical Advertising
Iatiat
Cata Pi
John H. Rode
Democratic Central Committee
Alpha Zeta
Air Service
213Th Aero Squadron
First Army
AELF
University
Beaune
France
McWhorter Bros. Aero Company
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