Chief Advertiser, The (Newspaper) - July 14, 1938, Perry, Iowa THF IOWA THURSDAY A politically independent newspaper every Thursday by The Chief Co Iowa 0 1323 Second St nes R Rhodes B Resident Publisher E Sherman Managing Director B Perry Established 1874 rt Established 19371 1 Subscription Rates iy Mail In Green iy Mail in outside these IT one outside year JO press Association xi privileged to use Associated ws also the l of the Iowa Bally iss Association as second claas at the post Office Iowa Telephones 37 and 39 EDITORIAL In the history of in- mid relief r gins to criticize it In the end nothing is done by either side are more whipped by narrow minds and petty jealousy than there are that are whipped by unfavorable economic There you have the whole story of community success and failure in a nutshell The same thought has been probably a thousand times but that makes it none the less In was true the first time equally true today CLOSED SHOP Decorah Public Opinion The fine little city of whose slogan is Shop or has been a closed shop for two mouths Too The Maytag Co has done wonders for labor for a quarter of a century or more How can the unemployment problem ved when the hands of employers are tied by CIO And we can't go to the not forget our troubles CAN ANSWER IN NOVEMBER Hampton Chronicle If those millions of bushels com last year had been kept like it would have been under the republican in Chicago be around flve cents a bushel Dp we want we protection for the of the Never a Dull Moment PEAL T i Samuel OTHER NEWSPAPERS SAWE IN DALLAS Charles City Press Cheer corn fields th retches of small ery reason for Floyd county to be radiant with Joy iver did the fields look so t The corn and wheat eluding e Kansas and Nebraska looked so LAD WAS RIGHT Times Republican The Presbyterian conference local that the river towns would own of local option or not according remarking on the ter recalled the of the ren after in the a play wherein they a and a doll trouble The scratched til the ceremonies said him and let him go to The river have always tomcats of liquor Maybe was right as to the best procedure with tomcats FOR SMILES Again np in or so much ias op a look and FROM THE PAN TO THE FIRE Seems the 1938 brood never of Henry Wallace and birth introl arid produced percent iger crop of pigs ive the Maybe we'll the But year e some if e the BUSINESS Centerville picture Iowa oks It has another good the bumper Compered with a year Is cue loadings which w Hi the effects of failure i big crop nother ahead There U general Kling in the remainder times shield better the than been for sometime NIED HOOTERS Croston following town builders and town ta clipped towns that get are when i for rt Behind it uniting their put The v arc the towns in which one group the betterment ot the and ho promotion of area good the and SUGGESTS A WAY Anchor To a person it seems that the proper way tp handle those striking troublemakers at Newton be for a sufficient force of constables to give them the boot with in injunction to the hell out of stay REMEMBERING THE CONSTITUTION the Philadelphia Ledger For a year phia hns been the of a observance of historic events in connection with the Con- of the United States Last adoption by tion which met in Independence Hall was through months of various celebrations the ratification of the work of the Constitutional will be commemorated So much emphasis Is being placed on the Constitution strange legislative procedure and government activity that the organic should be public notice upon every possible The- being ex- pounded and the lama being ed the ot every American being apprised of his full under the- fundamental tails All successful are Friday and moved -into Karst wheat field Robert McKray from IX arrived July 4th at the Jim Ume savins suggestion home or those using party farm phones Have the phone hung so summer Robert was a lew years Ugh that it can only be reached ago a resident oi Washington a and Mrs Jim O'Brien spent Isn't it the when fellow gets old enough to want visited friends tended the market day sale and Mrs Ezra The Chicago In the George Patty men folks wth of 8 selections of club as to Sings in Your and last the rating of the club in the singing clubs scoring excellent Jolly Beaver Blue Walnut Spring ley Des Moines Junior Grant Busy and Sugar Grove Sunshine Forty girls with new 4-H uniforms this year Virginia yerna Hazel Hope Margaret Jacquette Doris Geneva Coris son Lucille Nourse Jean Mary Ellen cia Patty Marjorie Nellie pook Katherine ls Elizabeth ponna Mary June Madeline and r girls this year the Furnishing Project a in- road town Trill commemorate the anniversary the arrival of the at a men's picnic Oxygen a curring iri the free -in at- It le and active The first book to mention the WM which Armenians who put enlarged shoes on their traveling jn the Marsh of to the city for wi noons visit with clude Judgment of Autumn Tei clippers Mr and Mrs Gardner of Council Bluffy spent the Fourth at the home Mr Gardner's brother Ray family Mr H i Hess of was an over night visitor here Sunday at the home of his Mrs C E Foster and family Mr Hess was to his home at Cooper spending several days in vania with relatives Mrs Myrtle Zimmerle spent eral days the past at the home of her Mrs 3 Porter southwest Yale Mrs Sam Sim merman spent the Fourth at the home of their Mrs Harry Mcpowell liy at Bayard Miss Maxine Jones is visiting the past week at the W O Jones home in v Mrs Bruce Anderson and little daughter of Spirit are visiting here week at the home of her Mr arid Ivy J S Windal and S are enjoying a tion from work on the bridge gang Mrs R J Gardner and son and daughters Virginia arid Marjorie spent several days relatives at Minnesota this last arid Anita Foster from their Mrs H i1 Hess Cooper where they aria attending of perfect v cia Standing Gladys aelen Louise Mabel Ruble Bertha Marine JJ Esther CURBSTONE BY THE LOAFER When someone stops Someone someone Someone strips someone stops making stops When stops working Someone slope When someone stops earning Someone stops buying G One of the hardest things for many people to la that the other fellow is entitled to the same rights that you have No wonder mo new bom infant howls and yelli A DM out that every oaky born in the government i BO many take their vacations at and spend ing While we are not the fishing for That tu so busy we j buy our ash new has made of friends but who still to bum or blow oft one or J more -A can get thrill by to and accidents are legal much hai yon would fif me.'1 you so much that I would the thai the tied in the ahd two or executive up of de- Work tage often the time da Bears suma da time da By hard work and close we in the next few get back to where we were ten years m piece of rubber tire in my No doubt The motor car replacing Uie horse The way that government sleuths is to the uninitiated Some weeks ago a number of the posts put up for rural mail iwere broken off No one had seen the deliberate or an on account of the number a was made to the post office department The only telltale clue was that most of the bore scrapings of red paint which would that the or car was painted red Just a very meagre clue the only one months after- government officers at- the local post office wtih two arrested at their homes some eighty from The ar- rested men agreed to reimburse owners for every en Thus the government gators work relentlessly and quietly Surveys show that in presents to the one of the largest crops of Spring pigs as has ever been recorded Won't be gnashing ot teeth and tearing of hair In Henry Wallace's Helen oved Virginia cille Lois Phyllis Eleanor Zelda Helen Edith Donna LaT the- wheat harvest Raymond lock was another helper Mrs Henry was esc to the Social Hour club at her Thursday The after- was spent sewing milit blocks and hostess Those present Mesdames Howard Frank Fred Daie Albert Leo Georgo Emma West Miso Eleanor with Warren Daniels and Mrs Sayles as of ice cream arid cake Reece Coulter of Linden was com- on Us June Smith Louise Thep Elizabeth and Bible Sir arid Mrs Schalk of at the home of lis and Mrs Joe Wall south of Hemdon dinner enjoyed the home of Mr and Mrs Walter The Mrs daughter Spirit Mrs son Mr and Paul Patterson Mr of Cedar Mra Ilem Kennard family of calling on in Sunday Jack Phyllis ed to Fonda spending several days the home of Ms Grasshopper F Being Boone County farmers and people are obtaining grasshopper poison from the Farm Bureau of- according to C E ty agent The poison material is effective in killing grasshoppers if spread moist early in the morning The hoppers are attracted the damp bait when they feed from five in the forenoon Farmers find it most convenient to spread the death-dealing ture by means of air endgate er at the rates of per acre of the mixture to which water has been added Falls where eJie is summer after the her FEED YOUR HOME GRAINS For Ike Moit Economical Gaint and Quick Growth on your young pigs feed The Super your fine jround farm fraini at a Jop For dry feeding in a lelf making own pig meal J Grain Balancer mixed with your owa 300 J M C 1700 Ibi of Biket it pig meal ii value to that will coit ton t it and be convinced Youn for better MILLING COMPANY bining for Friday and Gladys Mrs and Clarence calling on ping In Perry on after- i MrS Harold Van dren Shirley Gwendolyn George all of July at the Howard arid Mrs Harry Wilton again opened their home to an aluminum demonstration supper on Thursday night and Mrs Jim crawley and By Mrs Jim and Vr Howard the 4-H NEWS boys were on the first Dallas county 4 stock Judging Tour which was lield June 30 Assistant present arid Uie tour jf success The following were James Baby Beri dinner at baby Bernard Howard and dairy cattle All the above stops ara in Uie south half of th's county be ADVERTISING SECTION RATES ONE CENT PER FOR EACH IN- PER If raV that will give both service and gp to c FOR Work sizes to EEEE ey Shoe Store Woodward prompt service Phone M U grain lamia at p m today lor central an eil theae aw without notice anil before they should on the FOR SALE Codle pope Lowell Phone Borne held -in thi north agent wishes thank tha their who yelped nuke this All the placing cards have been graded and bf kept of the helpful in a group of boys to the county at the State Fair wip were Uils orifice county awl 10 at i Iowa Dally The Ike test of lic aaf ety director of Uw public MM today brought here by Dr A R Iowa State college expert Is a week M MO Iowa high school for one ot my in this complained that to not cooperate sufficiently In safety Ann took newspaper discovered 13 tearing on auto and other ety education When dent out that thia sented of the i took the next Issue of another found M are doing all they can to the take the accident m and each object out the primary and secondary fi Involved in GAM who has in general safety work for 30 driving for hi Uw bane Technical whom on where the k quired Sears constructed Ique in American He ob- 30 stolen or abandoned automobiles frem the city detached the front and read and ed the drivers compartments In his Electric switches to flash on a master panel with raw of lights for each student's chine Hash u gas and each of the four A real suggestion has been going the rounds of the papers that the government issue cent and bilU for the purpose of making small while It is most must nave invested the idea ing and following the civil such paper money was known as postage currency pr t An orchid to 10 cent store with the re- modeling of double store they are putting In a fine There are on Second Street of the shifting leTer art uw The tencher aMe ta note at all times the of each student that room teaching In high M Ute W the problem of education for mfe Sean saM John and James Horning of to spend another on the farm Wayne finished the cutting for Henry on thb number or holes in a colander Byrad Snyder won pancake contest cake a o far ira Swartz on Art and haTe froin into t day They by ness held ky club Plane it for sponsoring aom decided to huve at Old Hers GIRLS NEWS 4-H Vail Meter Wide Willing Dallu and 4-H scored In the superior group Music on music scores are of bers to recognize selections HOOS Prime Hogs 160 to 110 M Prime Hogs to iZO to Prime prune Hogs 350 to to One of In are it or canyon Is by Del terrace consin The 4-H club of Washington Orne on June and Following the roll call mettr Ing were ert Weit A f left week for Walla to Mr Mrs MalMK OK the Fourth si tlw home of MA Tkw ftm ta art br U at any No 2 Yellow Com Ear 70 ok Oats CHICAGO CASH CORN July No 1 mixed 62 62 to 82 No 3 yellow white 60 w d July 11 Wheat underwent fractional today after fan for being bulaw ex- waa a basic in- fluence on wheat Opening cent off to cent Chicago wheat then Corn At th wheat to lower com- Corn cent -off to up and Hogi to JM 350 HUH to Prime to 400 to 18.00 to to Hackers to W 425 to to Packers up to to 400 over 400 bits valley produce pany phone to the OMM at 3 of puWteMJOD arid are to S 4 to S 2 to 4 Ita Heavy Hens S Iw and 4 to 5 Under 4 Ho I Hennery Mo 1 White creani Ho i crwm Ho 3 IM Con log Cox under S HM oaU July un- ei Cattle and 111 o strictly and prime now high but more fat sheep two good to choice with taM and to best fat ewes to mostly down I
