Titonka Topic Subscription Rates and Policies
The Titonka Topic lists subscription pricing 250 per year in advance within Kossuth County and Titonka territory. 8.00 per year outside the area. 3.50 per year for Canada and reign countries. Published weekly with postpaid status and a note that subscriptions are continuous unless canceled by the subscriber or at the publisher's discretion.
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New Officers Elected At Farm Bureau Meeting
Wm. R. Philps Swea City elected 1964 president of the Kossuth County Farm Bureau at the Algona high school annex meeting October 24. Other officers include Cecil Long Algona vice president William Tokheim Swea City secretary Karl Kulsholm Algona treasurer Harry Naffziger LaVerne county voting delegate. New officers assume January 1. County Women’s Committee heads named. Nominating Committee led by Hugh Black. Dan Murphy Iowa Farm Bureau Federation urged support for reapportionment and better farmer town relations.
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Wm. R. Philps
Swea City
Kossuth County Farm Bureau
Algona
Cecil Long
William Tokheim
Karl Kulsholm
Harry Naffziger
LaVerne
Burdette Hoeppener
Lakota
Glen Clark
Wm. R. Phelps
Iowa
Farm Question Box answers corn rootworms and yield tips
Dean L. Barnes reports in Whittemore that western corn rootworms appeared by mid August with eggs laid through fall, signaling potential next year problems. He details stalks per acre counting in 8 rod plots and notes Bonkee seed oats sources and fertilizer carryover for next year.
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Dean L. Barnes
Whittemore
Swea City
Titanka
Flowers Twisted by 2 4D Weed Spray Effects
A Bancroft reader asks why his flowers turn twisted and why 100k plants seem poor. He notes injury from 2 4D weed spray with fumes affecting sensitive plants up to 500 feet away.
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Bancroft
Evergreen trees safe from wind drought need heavy fall watering
Algona reports dry windy conditions have not yet harmed evergreens but warn of potential winter injury if a dry spell continues. Whittemore asks for steer diet. recommended crude protein for a 900 lb fattening steer is 10 to 11 percent.
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Algona
Whittemore
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