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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1936
Page
2
Provisions of 1936 37 Corn Hog Contract
The 1936 37 corn hog adjustment contract approved. Cherokee county farmers will be offered applications in January. County Agent Clarence Turner notes the contract follows producer recommendations and details will be discussed at meetings. The two year contract, effective December 1 1935, sets 50 percent of market hog base to be produced for market in 1936 and 25 percent of corn base to be planted next year within a 70 to 90 percent range. Bases will be appraised by community committeemen under secretary standards to allocate equitable bases for all producers.
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Cherokee County
Clarence Turner
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
New 1935 Contract Adds Adjusted Corn Acreage Rule
A major change ties an adjusted corn acreage to soil improving crops beyond the farm’s usual use. Hog payments begin after compliance checks with 1936 rates set at 1.25 per head minus admin costs. Corn payments in 1936 arrive in two installments at 35 cents per bushel times yield and adjusted acres, with penalties for not meeting base targets.
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Meade Tor
Flying Girls to Airmark Skyways in WPA Venture
Phoebe Gimtie and three other women pilots from Washington Little Rock and Pittsburgh plan an "airmark" program to chart air lanes for itinerant pilots. They seek WPA funding from Larry Hopkins to launch community outreach, promote air navigation aids, and secure donations for equipment and spread.
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Washington
Phoebe Onmlle
Louise Thaden
Little Rock
Ark
Nancy Harkness
Toston
Uelen McCloskey
Pittsburgh
WPA
Larry Hopkins
Phoebe Gimtie
Uncle Sait
Advisory Committee of Aeronautics
Miss Thaden
National
Aero Mutic Assocation
Frances Miresalis
Sattb-Roefed Stomtbes
Elen McCloskey
Oworld
Lephine Speed Orevard
Nancy Thickness
Reston
Andre
June in January: Man Faces Heat Wave Paradox in Pennsylvania
The report describes Ced in June turning to the cold for relief as Sumner heat rises in Pennsylvania. George Gosney, aiming to cope with illness and sunstroke, seeks hot water and contemplates shedding clothes for warmth. State officials and amateur doctors debate the odd case and its remedies, from snake oil to mud treatments, while medical staff monitor chills, rash, and exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavierol
Whierhamsindts
Ceorge Gosney
Aupina
State Hidhitary Department
Wes
Sonate Tion
Pmateur Mawes
Gosney
Bentley
G Lavelente
Hawaiian Sugar Cane Saved From Deadly Moth Threat
A quarantine case in Hawaii thwarted an invasion by the sugar cane moth borer. Dr. Lyon of the Tawatian Sugar Powters association identified a large moth near a quarantine room after ornamental bulbs from Panama were monitored, revealing the pest threat to Hawaiian cane. The moth was destroyed and no effective parasite is known.
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Hiawali
Panama
Hon. Lyon
Tawatian Sugar Powters Association
Lyon
Madrid Factory Probe Sparks Health Risk Rumor
A Spanish journalist uncovers a questionable Madrid factory marketing devices called begears or isalds said to affect mental and physical health. The report claims a former nose expert now runs a synthetic injury scheme, producing appice parts and offering services for a price, prompting concerns about safety and illicit activity.
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Madrid
Mivtet
Elis
East Afton and Elk community Christmas visits
East Afton and Elk residents hosted guests from nearby towns during Christmas week. Families from Aurelia Arlington Sioux Falls Peterson and Larrabee joined in dinners games and celebrations at several homes including the Glawe Meyers Booth Ammons and Grienke households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Glawe
Arlington
South Dakton
Arline Glawe
Sioux Falls
Raymond Peterson
Jacqueline
Alta
Orville Erickson
Carl Armmons
Max
Joyce
John Booth
Alfred Stieneke
M. Hines
Aurelia
Sioux City
Clifford Nigges
Peterson
Lill Henley
Linn Grove
Lloyd Leuridsen
Storm Lake
Irving Brewster
Betty
Swen Axelson
Carl Ammons
Emmet Am
Eldon Tigges
W. M. Booth
Orville. Brickson
Alfred Grienke
Ray Hines
Lois Booth
Madalynne Booth
Lois
Elaine Booth
James McManus
Albert Meyers
George Glawe
George Booth Jr
George Booth Sr
Clyde Erickson
Robert
Gerald Booth
Urany McGowan
Margaret Booth
la Mont Schumann
Gahlin Dyslin
W. J. Dyslin
Larrabee
Congregational Church Events Neatly Planned for Sunday
Church school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m followed by a church fellowship dinner. The annual meeting includes reading of reports and election of officers. Junior and Senior Endeavor meet at 6 30 p m for 1936 and Men's Brotherhood assembles Thursday night January 9.
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Men’s Brotherhood
Legend Says Charles I Promised Sitting Burial at Westminster
A legend notes Charles I vowed Ben Jonson would be buried in Westminster Abbey in a sitting posture. The chosen site was partly occupied and small for horizontal burial, so the king allegedly allowed interment in a seated pose.
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Charles I
Ben Jonson
Paet
Westminster Abbey
Pathfinder Magazine
Cherokee County Forms Agricultural Planning Committee
Clarence Turner announces a Cherokee county group to work with a state Iowa State College panel on a long term farm policy aligned with AAA phases. The county roster includes Walter Miller and J J Walker among 16 members. district talks will shape plans for 1936 production with or without AAA and under improved soil practices.
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Cherokee County Agricultural Planning Committee
Iowa State College
AAA
Clarence Turner
Walter J. Miller
Marcus Township
J. J. Walker
Liberty
A. H. de St. Paer
Cedar
W. K. Warren
Spring
L. D. Simons
Amherst
J. R. Johnston
Sheridan
Geo. M. Turner
Cherokee
Iowa
Washington
Federal Department
Adjustment
Macaroni the Cab Horse Phrase Tells Naples Tale
Reader learns macaroni refers to a Naples cab horse not pasta. American usage arose with tips to cabbies and Yankee Doodle’s feathered horse. Italian horses are dressed with flowers ribbons and long pheasant plumes. Different Italian cities offer varied pasta shapes and craft traditions in naming macaroni dishes.
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Naples
Italy
Chicago Daily News
Bologna
Rome
Teddy Bear Fons to Raccoon Family as a Pet
The teddy bear, also called the kinkiajou, is described as belonging to the raccoon family and proposed as an excellent pet.
Loftiest North American Peak Denali Mount Meinley
The loftiest mountain in North America, once known as Mount Meinley, was traditionally called Denali or Home of the San by indigenous peoples.
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Menntate
North America
Mount Meinley
Denali
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Aurelia Sentinel E. C. Lighter
George Hicks
John Steemke
Luella Hickey Peterson
Harry Howell
Engel Motor Company
Cherokee, Iowa
East Afton & Elk
Dirs, Wm, Booth
County Ag Planning Committee
United States Department of Agriculture
Turner
H. J. Schmidt
Witter
Paraland
Guarantee Oil CO
Aurelia, Iowa
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