Farmers Eligible for Conservation Reserve May Still Farm Grounds
Richard I. Anderson outlines that farmers who enroll all eligible cropland in the conservation reserve retain operating rights. Participants can live on the farm and grow a family garden, use barns and pastures, manage timber and orchards, while not producing soil bank crops. Applications for 1969 contracts must be filed by October 10 at the Algon for ASC Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard I. Anderson
Kos | Auth Couity Asc
ASC
Algong
State Line Meeting Held at Burt on September 9
A district gathering of principals coaches and band instructors met at Burt on September 9 to discuss local school events. Trophies were awarded to Swea City for the Midget baseball program and to Thompson for the Pee Wee program. The conference set admission at 50 cents for football and 25 cents for basketball with pep bus policy noted. The next meeting will be September 22 in Swea City at 2 30 PM.
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Thompson
Swea
Titonka
Edward Stewart
Randall Webb
Swea City
Russel Castor
Ray Ihnen
Burt
Armstrong
Ringsted
Sentral
Rake
Jedyard
Pants Thompson
Sweaty
Field day at Clarioni-Webster Experiment Farm planned
County Extension Director Dean L Barnes announces the annual field day at the Clarioni Webster Experimental farm south of Kanawha. Wagons will tour the farm to view experiments on nitrogen fertilizer levels on corn and legumes, soil moisture, and crop responses. A new Ford soybean variety will be released this fall in central Iowa but not in Kossuth County.
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Clarioni-Webster
Kanawha
Viet
Ford
Kossuth County
Iowa
Titonka
North Central Public Service Company
Algona G Gas
Titania
Wool Program 7 Extended to 1962 Extended timing and purpose
The Wool Program 7 has been extended to March 31 1962, under a new farm law enacted in August. Richard I lsuth County ASC committee reported the extension aims to raise national wool production by paying incentives to growers. For the current year the incentive rate is 62 cents per pound with payments on a percentage basis. In the year ending March 31 1958 Kosssuth county had 521 participating producers and total incentive payments of 6614.67.
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Richard’ I. Anderson
Koslsuth County
ASC
Kossuth
Harold Gartner Appointed Ti fonka Mayor
At a special Ti fonka Town Council meeting on Tuesday evening Harold Gartner was appointed mayor to fill the vacancy from the death of I L Nath. His term runs until January 1, 1980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifonka
Harold Gartner
IL. W. Nath
Mary Ann Bartlett Weds Richard Rasmussen in Titonka
Miss Mary Ann Bartlett daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bartlett of Titonka Iowa married Mr Richard Rasmussen son of Mrs Rose Rasmussen and the late Mr Rasmussen of Albert Lea Minnesota in a candlelight ceremony August 30 at Titonka Meine Church The Rev Max Goldman officiated The bride wore Italian satin with a lace train and tulle overskirt A white orchid nosegay accompanied by attendants in gold and turquoise gowns The reception followed and about 150 guests attended from Minnesota Iowa and nearby towns The couple are on their wedding trip and will reside in Fairmont Minnesota Rasmussen will serve as District Executive for the North Raided Star District and Mrs Rasmussen will join the staff of Community Hospital in Fairmont
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Mary Ann Bartlett
Lloyd Bartlett
Titonka
Iowa
Richard’ Rassmussen
Rose Rasmussen
Mr.Rasmussen
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Max. E.'Goldman
Titonika Meine Ist
Rich
Carl Callies
Wilbur, Bruner
Algona
Donald Gramm
Janesville
Minn
William Karels
Bancroft
Colonia
Robert Rasmussen
Cedar Falls
Richard Grace
Merlyn Bartlett
Richard Aspensen
St. Paul
Andrew Hamison
Swea City
Herbert Nelson
Gerald Steele
Harriet Beenken
Albert
Lea
Clarence Beenken
Wesley
Gear Falls
North Shore Drive
Canada
Anal
R. Rasmussen
Godar Valley
Aree
Boy Scouts
North
Titonka Softball Squads Open Fall Sectional
Titonka draws a bye in the opening round as the Fall Sectional softball tournament at Ledyard runs September 27 28 29 30. Lakota meets Ringsted at 7 00 p m in the top bracket while Titonka faces the winner Monday at 7 30 p m.
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Titonka
Ledyard
Lakota
Ringsted
Swea City
Woden-Crystal Lake
4 H Girls Win Blue Ribbons At Clay County Fair
4 H girls from Seneca Stars team won blue ribbons at the Clay County Fair for a charcoal outdoor cookery demonstration titled Hot Off the Coals. The event occurred September 11 at 10:00 am with judging in district competition and radio interview on WNAX homemaker program.
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Carol Hanisch
Mary England
Kossuth
Clay County
Seneca Stars
Wnax Radio
Elmer Hanisch
England
Mary K. Staudt
Regsuth
Judy O'Brin
Marilyn Hinckley
Burt Blue Birds, Sr
Waterloo Cattle Congress
Rare Balance Hints at 40 Feet Ground Height
A fragment notes a perilous balance on scaffolding reaching 40 feet above the ground. The terse line hints at risk and climbing activity with no additional context or outcomes described.
Indians Fall in Opener to Boone Valley in Titania
The Titania Indians lost 18 0 to Boone Valley in the opening football game at Renwick. Highlights include Trunkhill and Swan key runs, multiple penalties, and a defensive showing that needed stronger blocking. The team prepares for next Friday’s conference matchup against Thompson on the home gridiron at 7 30 p m.
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Titania Indians
Boone Valley
Renwick
Jack Trunkhill
Tyke
Indians
Swan
Hench
Trunkhill
Henchang Swan
Pallack
Thompson
Armstrong Only Conference Winner
Armstrong topped Graettinger 18 to 6 while Rake earned a draw. other State Line Conference teams lost. Games this week include Rake at Swea City and Burt at Armstrong with Thompson visiting Titonka.
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Armstrong
Rake
Graettinger
Kanawha
Thompson
Buffalo Center
Titonka
Boone Valley
Burt
West Bend
Swea City
Terris
Armstrong Thompson
Legion Auxiliary plans first work meeting of new year
The American Legion Auxiliary announces its regular monthly work meeting for Friday afternoon September 26 in Denton hosted by Sadie Denton and Mabel Petersen. Members should bring sewing equipment and materials for carpet rags and blanket interlining for veteran hospitals.
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Denton
Sadie Denton
Mabel Petersen
Boone
Former Titanica Residents Celebrate 50th Anniversary
More than 130 people attended an open house marking the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lamoreux at Corvallis Methodist Church annex in Corvallis Montana. The couple married August 30 1908 in Titonka Iowa and moved to the valley in 1927.
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J. W., Lamoreux
Corvallis Methodist Church
Corvallis
Montana
Maynard Lamoreux
Donald. Lamoreux
Wallace Lamoreux
Jack Lamoreux
Kathy
Tor
Richardson
Washington, D. C
Seattle
Maynara Lamoreux
Missoula
Annex
Lamoreux
Titonka
Towa
Union Slough refuge moves office to Titonka Iowa
Union Slough National Wildlife Refuge will relocate its office from Burt to Titonka on October 1. The move comes after eight years in Burt, chosen for proximity to operations and ease of access, with a temporary lease in the George previ Building in Titonka as a still better location pending new office construction.
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Union Slough National Wildlife Refuge
Burt
Titonka
Iowa
Algona
Governorade
George Previ
Dr. &. J. Gallup
Titania
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P.T.A Welcomes
P.T.A
Salveson
Goldman
Heiko Boekelman
Jerry Schutter
Dick Cosgrove
Harold Burgess
Arthur Hench
Dan Wabben
Max Goldman
Lou
Nath
Buffalo
Buffalo Township
R.L. Krantz
H. Schwerin
William Boyken
Randall Clari
Marry Oesterreicher
Lester Eden
C. F. Callies
Raymond Bartlett
American Legion Auxiliary
Titanica
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