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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1960
Page
1
Subscriptions cost 250 dollars per year in advance for Ossuth County and Titonka trade territory. Three dollars per year outside Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory. Eight dollars and fifty cents per year for Canada and foreign countries.
Published weekly with Titonka Iowa post office classification and delivery coverage. Explains second class matter status, territory reach, county subscriptions, and discontinuation rules at subscriber notice or publisher discretion.
Iowa government suspends deliveries of farm stored corn in all counties to allow moisture content to drop below the safe storage point. Delays aim to protect farmers from discounts and stabilize markets. resumption is expected within two weeks if drying weather holds.
A special Titonka council session opened sealed bids for a new town well. After voting to close the public hearing, the Thorpe Well Co. of Des Moines was accepted for drilling. An easement from Titonka Consolidated School Board was approved, then meeting adjourned.
The Buffalo Township Homemakers plan a September 16 meeting at the home of Mrs R L Krantz with co hosts Mrs Wm Amesbury and Mrs Harold Heesch. The gathering begins at 2 00 p m and roll call will be Why I Vote. Mrs Randall Clark will lead activities.
The Buffalo Boosters with Phyllis Sachau and Lin da Budlong held a demonstration titled It Seams To ae. Everyone is welcome. Officers were held with President David Harris and V President Charles Trunkhill. Sectrons Cathy Trunkhill and Reporter Jim Spark. A committee was elected to plan the coming year and recruit new members. David Rasmussen spoke on manners, Guest or Pest. Mrs Rasmussen served lunch.
The Portland Boys' 4-H club held its regular meeting on September 7 at Rasmussen's. All members attended. Members not finished with their record books worked on them during the session and discussed election of officers.
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