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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1957
Page
1
A sermon-style message from First Baptist Church Buffalo Center Iowa explains that the gospel is good news. It presents sin and judgment but offers Jesus as the guiding path to peace and eternal life through faith, citing Romans 6:23. Paid Adv.
This article traces the evolution of bankruptcy law from ancient penalties to modern reforms. It notes English and Roman practices, the aims of discharge and proportional creditor repayment, and the U.S. constitutional basis for uniform laws. It cites the 1898 act, amendments, and the goal to relieve honest debtors and allow fresh starts. The piece ends with a race analogy about endurance.
Rates are $2.50 per year in advance within Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory. Outside that area the price is $3.00 per year. Canada and foreign countries are $3.50 per year.
Published weekly notice outlining post office eligibility and subscription policies for Titonka Iowa readers. Explains second class matter status, territory coverage, and continuation rules with discretion for cancellation upon subscriber notice.
Harold Brown, greenskeeper of the State University of Iowa golf courses, urges fall fertilizing with organic fertilizer three times a year to build a strong lawn. He warns to follow directions to avoid burning, reseed burnt spots now, and seed now to endure winter. He notes diseases like bluegrass leaf rust and snow mold, advises proper mowing, and cautions against fall weed spraying.
Five year old Jimmy explains a homemade trailer hitch for his tricycle. His mother and father discuss balancing child talk with adult conversation, teaching patience and that parents speak first when their input matters. The piece stresses polite dialogue and shared conversational time in a family.
A tire rolled down a hill and narrowly missed William Thomas's young son in Marengo while he was asleep in a trailer. The wheel slid the trailer at least an inch from its base, and the boy lay less than two feet from the impact site.
Iowa State College engineer Dale Hull warns farmers lose hay when stacking bales outdoors. A proper plan uses interlocking bonds, level ground, and careful cover. He describes stack shapes, layering from ends to center, and limits height by base width to prevent bulging.
Kossuth County participates in the Iowa Swine Selection Program to raise fast growing meat type hogs. About 26 farmers belong to the Swine Improvement Association with 1,000 pigs recorded this year. Officers include Albert Kollasch as president and Ray Laabs as secretary. Technicians manage weighing and probing, while county and state extension staff provide standardized backfat and 180 day weight data. The program aims to improve meatiness and efficiency, leading to higher prices for lean pork and reduced feed per unit gain.
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