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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
8
The passage discusses farming strategies for turkeys and hogs, including breeding and feeding practices, the importance of ventilation for coops, and the value of quality milk and butter. It notes market readiness, color of product, and the need to prepare cattle and dairy processes for profitability.
Practical notes on livestock and crop management emphasize feeding, grooming, and housing. It covers cow milk quality, bone meal supplementation, soaking churns, manure practices, breed choices, and the value of purebred stock for profit, plus tips on pigs, turkeys, hogs, and legumes for soil health.
William J Ransom argues Roosevelt proposals to recall or constrain courts should be submitted to the people. He outlines three paths to align judiciary with public welfare and morality, favoring a specific constitutional referendum over broad amendments.
The piece critiques the sixty-second Congress for its current year appropriations totaling 1,019,626,143 dollars versus last year’s figures. It notes party dynamics in controlling budgets, recognition thatretirenchment problems persist. It cites Senator Warren’s figures and reviews historical revolts and spending trends relative to population growth.
An American farmer questions Democratic candidates about pledging support for a nationwide reciprocity plan with Canada. The query asks how candidates would endorse or oppose such a policy and its global implications.
The readable text shows a mangled political remark about forming a new party and sweeping the diyl government, implying a future pew party without a clear plan or coherent support structure.
General news from Iowa reports hundreds of students at the State University of Iowa receive free scholarships funded by state generosity and wealthy benefactors.Classes include honor Whitney Carr Strong and county scholarships with 828 honor scholars and dozens of Carr and Strong awards. Honor scholars are top seniors. Whitney Carr and Strong scholarships aid poor and worthy students unable to pay tuition.
Olive Wing, 17, testified about the defendant’s brutal treatment of his wife. She described incidents including a past struggle over potatoes and a threatening remark about another funeral, as the trial on the domestic life dispute continued.
Cornell Bruffs Moore pleads guilty in federal court to participation in Mabray gang operations after an adverse US Supreme Court ruling on extradition. H K Robine also pleads guilty to three frauds in fake wrecking matches and is fined 260 dollars and released.
John Cameron, owner of a Des Moines boarding house, reports damage after Aller and Edwards were captured near his home. Crowds took souvenirs, broke a stairway splinter and fences, and Cameron seeks legal advice to recover property losses.
Hiram Johnson of California visited Burlington on Sunday and held a public event in the afternoon. A small crowd and bad weather prevented the scheduled speech at the union station.
Reports describe a fatal horse disease spreading through Blencoe and nearby towns Kaneas and Nebyaska. Veterinarians say two horses died, with several others showing severe symptoms in the Onaga and Masen regions as the illness advances with uncertain origin.
Iowa discussions outline a state tax commission appointed by the governor to overhaul policies starting October 1. Proposals include ending the 25 percent valuation tax plan, restoring full valuation taxation, and creating a county assessor office in each county.
Des Moines City Railway orders a trolley street card to be added. cars will be dollywed in. Fort Dodge public schools enroll 2,060, the largest in city history. Webstar county reports 184 teachers. Buena Vista College opens with 226 students and new faculty arrivals. Des Moines threats target restaurant owner Largant after two arson attempts. Manning marks 80th anniversary with large turnout and street entertainments.
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