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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1955
Page
7
Farmers urged to prevent brucellosis by using certified brucellosis free swine herds and herd sires. State Veterinarian notes many free herds exist for breeding stock. In 1960s Iowa cases mainly affected farmers. humans contract from infected cattle or hogs, not person to person. Contact local veterinarian for guidance on verification and testing.
Iowa ranked third in U S gypsum production in 1953 with 1 151 692 short tons mined from four active mines about 33 percent of national output 6 292 876 tons The value of Iowa gypsum mined reached 2 939 654 dollars up 141 050 dollars from 1952 a new dollar volume record for the industry.
Henry Warntjes and Eugene Hofmayer bought an 830 acre farm from the Joseph Kack estate for $455 per acre totaling about $378,? The exact total is not specified in provided text. The purchase confirms the estate’s transfer of ownership to Warntjes and Hofmayer.
Gannon College in Erie Pennsylvania runs a 10000 dollar student investment fund funded by the Erie Dispatch publisher. Finance faculty and students research and trade stocks with profits going to the college while teaching practical market operations and decision making. The piece praises student engagement and links stock markets to free enterprise and opportunity.
The article argues that atomic powered plants won’t soon replace coal plants. It cites cost estimates of 250 per kilowatt for atomic plants versus 160 for coal, noting a long path to equal or surpass coal, and stresses the enduring need for a prosperous coal industry to meet rising demand. It also mentions Boy Scouts aiding in artificial respiration.
Public relations director L Link of the AAA Motor Club of Java announces 1957 federal highway aid apportioned to Iowa totaling 8 5 million. Breakdown shows 7 8 million for primary highways 2 1 million for secondary feeders 2 0 million for what highways and 8 5 million for urban urban system. Primary system covers 215 595 rural and 18 812 urban miles totalling 234 407 miles.
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