27 Oct 1955
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1955
Page
1
The Titonka Topic reports weekly publication details with post office entry and second class status. Subscription rates are set at 2.00 per year in Kassuth County and Titonka territory, 2.50 outside, and 3.00 for Canada and foreign countries.
Hamilton Hatchery highlights drinking water medicated wormers to remove large roundworms from flocks. New ingredients claim 95 percent plus removal when dosed correctly, offering a simple method versus feed mixing or individual bird dosing.
Farm Outlook analyst Kutish notes likely lamb supply to stay ample due to poor pasture in Kansas and Colorado. He expects steady fed lamb supplies this fall with a favorable early winter pattern. He also observes slower feeder cattle movement, with heavy feeders selling more than last year, as producers anticipate no major price rise for fed cattle this year.
The Development Commission asserts that residents of Lowan are significant spenders, citing notable local expenditure in recent months. The report emphasizes consumer activity, urging caution and suggesting potential policy responses to manage growth.
The Conservation Commission reminded spear fishermen that the 1955 rough fish spearing season ends at sunset October 31. The 85 season was not very successful due to low water levels and few backwater overflows that bring carp buffalo and other rough fish to spawn.
Everett Mitchell spoke to about 400 4-H and FFA members, leaders, and families at Linea City School. National Farm & Home Hour’s Mitchell shared travel tales and youth-work experiences as awards were given for 4-H projects including Beef Swine Lamb and Leadership.
As autumn cools, rats and mice invade buildings seeking shelter and food. Experts urge a three step anti rat campaign: remove sanitation sources, ratproof structures, and place bait per directions. Warfarin bait, developed at Wisconsin, is highlighted for broad efficacy and safety with regular replenishment of bait stations every 48 hours.
The defense argues Mr Black cannot be forced to testify in court and the prosecutor would err by calling him. This protection stems from the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and Article L of the Washington Constitution in federal cases.
The 1985 Kossuth County 4 H baby beef club records show many young feeders failed to make money on their calves this year. Extension Youth Assistant Robert Johnson of Algona says losses stemmed from market prices for calves and rising costs, impacting the project.
Ambiguous OCR fragment reports inexact medical notes about pain relief in doctors' vests. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes available.
A spokesman for the American Can Company notes Columbus opened up the Americas and introduced foods like tomatoes potatoes and sweet corn to global cuisine. He cites U S farmers earning about 719 million annually from these crops and government purchases of over 76 million pounds of canned tomatoes for the armed forces.
Iowa continued to invest heavily in United States savings bonds during September with purchases totaling 11 534 572. Cumulative sales since January reached 137 721 090 for 85 percent of the 1955 quota. Iowa's Series E and H sales for the first nine months outpaced 1954 while national 1955 figures ran about 15 percent higher.
Ten counties exceeded their September quotas while 36 counties were at or above state average. In Kossuth county September purchases reached $78,270 totaling $1,177,526 for nine months or 65 percent of the 1955 quota. Nearby counties show Hancock 83 percent, Humboldt 93 percent, Palo Alto 83 percent, Winnebago 77 percent.
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