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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1933
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Andrew Kinzel celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary with a one o clock luncheon at their Cleghorn home on November 18. Friends who have passed the 60 year mark joined the couple for the family observance.
Community notices detail a November 14 wedding in Algona between Mona Dunn and George Hobbs Jr. Also noted are O E Arney’s post operation recovery, Rudolph Anderson’s appendicitis treatment in Chicago, and an engagement announcement for Caryl Gaffy and G Don Trenary of Sioux City. A Sioux Valley Conference is formed by six area high schools to sponsor football basketball track and diamond ball.
On Thursday of last week Bert Poulson with Morris Hart and Roy H Wilkinson delivered nearly 100 bushels of potatoes from land near Aurelia. The donation by Bert Dawson aided ten families in the hail district, with most spuds used for food and some saved for seed next spring.
Church school at 10 a m morning worship at 11:00 with Rev J R Montgomery of Grinnell preaching sermon Junior Endeavor at 6 30 p m New rates on classified ads 10c per line for first insertion and 6c per line for each additional insertion tf
Summary of the corn hog and corn loan program terms. Farmers must cut 25 percent of 1932 1938 hog production to qualify and receive 5 per head on 75 percent of hogs based on last year and this year. Landowners may lease 20 percent of 1932 1933 average acreage to the government and be paid 30 cents per bushel on average two year corn production. Land taken out may be planted to soil improving crops. no processing tax on hogs for home use or corn sold for livestock feeding. no security other than corn for the loan. loans run until August 1 1934. Funds disbursed via warehouse certificate at local bank. contracts require participation in production control. Applications go to county agents. interest 4 percent. Contracts expected by December 1 with first rental and hog benefit payments soon after January 1 1934. first installment two thirds of rental and $2 per head on 76 percent of average hog production. Landlord tenant share depends on lease terms. corn share affects revenue split.
Nearly 500 men packed the Community Theatre for over an hour discussing the corn hog and corn reduction program of the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Oscar Heline of Marcus explained the plan, answered questions, and farmers and merchants pledged cooperation as county outreach continues via Farm Bureau meetings and mailed explanations.
The Cherokee county warehousing board was organized at the Farm Bureau office with 16 sealers chosen from 50 applicants. John Sand of Marcus was elected chairman, C G Turner and county agent traveled to Des Moines for instruction, and Arie DeVries of Pitcher was named official corn sealer. Sealing to begin later this week as farmers may borrow on corn by signing production contracts.
New regulations push license plate sale from December to January to give owners extra time and avoid penalties. A second law allows storing a vehicle if the old plate is returned by January 1 and an affidavit is filed, enabling a later license plate issue without penalty.
Three suits were completed by Judge C C Bradley in Cherokee district court Monday afternoon. He will return December 20 for other matters of the term. Fifty eight unemployed men began work on city and park civil works projects Thursday. seventeen more will be added Friday. Four crews from unemployed lists began on county and local roads as part of the civil works project. Work continues until February 165. County boards and engineers from surrounding counties plan a courthouse meeting Tuesday to organize cooperation with the state highway commission. H F Timmins appointed clerk in the office of county auditor Benj Delaney, replacing Miss Genevieve Stratton.
Aurelia Bull dogs visit Alta Cyclones on Thanksgiving Day at 2 00 PM for the key homecoming clash. Both squads enter the finale in strong form after three and two wins respectively with Alta seeking to upset Aurelia after two setbacks.
The Aurelia community recalls Henry Bisehel’s death in Milwaukee after 47 years here. Anna Luetkeman and Arthur Pligman wed near Cherokee. W J Wieland dies in Minnesota. Crippen family relocates to Meza Arizona. Ruebsam sale set for December 12 and bank corn show December 17-22. East sells meat and grocery business to Bush & Son.
The Cherokee county suit by Wm. W.H. Smith to stop Farm Bureau appropriations saw the county attorney’s answer struck by Judge C. C. Bradley. Pleadings for the board of supervisors were filed by other attorneys. Smith is allowed to examine Farm Bureau books and records.
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