Adaville Activities Mixed Local Social and Farm Policy Notes
Special Correspondence details dinners in the Russell Brown and Morehead homes in Sioux City and Merrill area visits, church services, and social gatherings. Agricultural policy snippets discuss the farm bill, acreage control, loans, and price stabilization efforts influenced by Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adavilgee
Mia
A. M. Johnson
Naomi
Russell Brown
Sioux City
Pleasant Valley
Adaville
Ladies’ Aid Society
Vera Semple
Sioux
City
Frank Morehead
H. F. Dreeazen
Ferne
Roy
Milnerville
Rouel Brown
Frisch Gold
Fred LaBohn
Aloux City
Dreeagon
Merril
Frances
Gabol
Christian Endeavor
Christ
A. C. Banks
Gon
Dreeszen
Reuel Brown
Akron
Sam Philips
Chester Philips
William Philips
Nelson Brown
Earl Sargent
Farm Relief Bill Becomes Law For Iowa Farmers
Congress enacts the farm bill and Iowa farmers seek details on benefits. Mortgage provisions offer good standing Federal Land Bank of Omaha loan holders a reduction to 4 percent interest, shaping how the relief measure affects debt and farming operations.
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Federal Land Bank
Towa
Iowa
Economista
Iowa State College Nuggest
Internal Revenue Department
Secretary of Agricultue
Roosevelt
Congress
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Names of Judges and Clerks Election Plym outh County
Names of judges and clerks to serve at each voting precinct for the Twenty first amendment vote in Plymouth County have been certified to the county auditor. Thirty one precincts. Two judges and four clerks at each polling place represent repeal supporters.
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Plymouth County
Alérke
Sioux—Dale Hunter
Tracy
Walden Fry
Harry Nagon
Liberty
Nelann Brown
Chag Eberhard
Richard Tindall
John Mertes
Martin Trometer
Ed. Gorman
Washington
D. D
Tindall
R. Ty Weidauer
Bert Norton
Carl Oltmanns
Herman Horma
John Dirles
Johnson
Herbert Johnson
Mabel Knapp
Warren King
C. Buehre
D. H. Keifier
Barth Miller
Preston
George Rembe
Victor Taylor
J.A. Gabo
Herman Fredricha
En Archers
John Gronemeyer
Portland
Fred Claesson
Herman Koch
J. A. Gabel
Guy Ross
Aug. Osterthun
James Glengon
Akron
J. Swanson
I. F. Robinson
R. E H. Brown
Josephine Weidenfeller
P. A. Foley
Donald Ross
Weatfield
Henry Wichacker
Agnes Blum
Jesse Welch
Westfield
Connolly
M. W. Conway
Annie Connolly
Grant
Herman Frerichs
CG. Hi. Mammen
H. W. Hennigs
J. P. Peebles
P. Baack
D. H. Schultz
Westfield Loses to Stevens in Riverstonx Diamond Game
The Westfield baseball team fell to Stevens 5 to 4 on Sunday at Riverstonx. Stevens bunched their hits to pull ahead, with Twogood Kueh and Hebert for Stevens and Kapfer Muir for Westfield. Next Sunday Westfield and Akron meet at Riversioux after Akron beat Westfield 2 to 7 in seven innings.
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Westfield
Stevens
Riverstonx
Weenie
Twogood
Kueh
Hebert
Stavens
Kapfer
Muir
Weatfeld
Akron
Riversioux
Weatfield
Notcey T buys interest in latey business
Miles Cunningham announces that Notcey T has bought the interest of Mrs. Chaz Wise in the latey business and thanks the Dobie for patronage in all kinds of Nauling.
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Notcey
Chaz
Miles Cunningham
Veteran John C. Ruble Visits Camp Finugher Honors
Plymouth county’s old Civil War veteran John C. Ruble visited Camp Finugher Monday afternoon. Officers in charge showed him the camp and its arrangements including equipment and accoutrements as Ruble expressed interest in the displays and plans.
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ARRON
LeMara Sentinel
John C. Ruble
Plymouth County
Finugher
Ruble
Mr. Rubie
Cam
Civil War Veteran Mr Ruble Dies at Ninety in Plymouth County
The obituary notes Mr Ruble served from April 1861 in Company T Seventh Pennsylvania Cavalry, fought at Gettysburg, and was orderly for Akron before settling in Plymouth County. He remained active in world affairs and local events, photographed with Major General Matt Tinley and Colonel Glenn C Haynes.
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Matt. Tinley
Councy Blults
National Guards
Glenn C. Haynes
Ohers
Mr. Ruble
Seventh
Penneylvania Cavalry
Ruble
Akron
Gettys County
Sleepy After Meals Watch For Poisons and Poisons
A dopey tired feeling signals bowel poisons that breed germs. Get rid of them with Aderika. It acts on both upper and lower bowels reducing discomfort. Cobb and Grvenlent, Druggists.
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Cobb & Grvenlent
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Baron’s Store
Baker's
Vanity Fair
Beck & Burrill
Burrill’s
Panama