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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel KC notes lighter, proprietor, published weekly on Thursdays and entered as second class matter at the post office in Aurelia Iowa.
Chas Nelson of this place was reelected for three more years as a director of the Farmers Elevator Mutual Insurance association. The annual meeting at Fort Dodge Tuesday elected him to the long-held post and he later joined the board for a review of the past year’s business.
Church School at 10 am and Morning Worship at 11 am. Junior and Senior Endeavor meet at 6 30 pm. Women's Missionary Society to meet Wednesday afternoon January 30 at Mrs Fraser's home. Edwin Trigg is pastor.
East Afton and Elk County society buzzed with birthday celebrations for Mesdames Erickson and Booth and Miss Erickson. A 32 course dinner honored Mr Booth and M Hines of Aurelia. guests included the Hines family and Booths. Nearby visits reported among relatives, with Orria Ericksen and Cherokees mentioned, and a note on the Tuesday Orchids entertainment.
State soil from multiple regions was used in planting an so called international friendship tree in Fer al Gables, Fina. The effort aimed to symbolize cross state ties and community unity.
Des Moines dispatch notes unusual roll call for presiding officers and party caucus battles over patronage. Seven Moores in the legislature share the name but not relations. Governor Herring outlines tax, liquor, and state reform aims. investigations of liquor commission and Marshalltown soldiers home announced. hundreds of bills expected with a one house idea discussed. Oleg Nelson returns as Sergeant at Arms.
County agent Clarence Turner explains why a production control program should continue. He says it adjusts output up or down, not always cutting it, and helps prevent a price plunge by restricting drought era surpluses. He warns that without controls farmers may plant more corn and create new surpluses as yields rebound.
The report notes drought damage to pasture seedings boosts spring land for corn. Seed corn could be cheaper and plentiful, while a record crop might prompt more hogs, risking pork price declines. Economists at Iowa State College say pork expansion is unlikely now. The 1935 corn hog contract raises allotment about one fifth vs last year, not as high as 1932-33. Pork exports show no growth amid tariff barriers.
The Chinatown sage Hi Ho cautions that thoughtful speech comes from a life studied by the careful markeman, urging measured words and reflective action.
County Agent Clarence Turner cites corn at 90 cents a bushel allowing dairy farmers to pay up to 60 dollars per ton for high protein concentrate to balance rations. A case from Iowa State College shows adding soybean meal cuts daily feed cost per cow from 21 to 12.5 cents, saving about fifty dollars monthly per herd of fifty cows.
Information states that supplies may be obtained from the office of Mr Turner at Werthy stationery in Santinel, covering drought and semi-drought areas.
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