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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
8
Marcia faces Sherry Warren’s late arrival and a tense standoff as Oliver frets over a potential engagement. Fanny teases, while Marcia and Sherry duel with wills, hinting at a playful battle that could shape her future tonight.
Mrs Elmer Foss and Mrs Wm James of San Jose visit Athelstan relatives era roots. H Carpenter, first mayor after incorporation, noted for background. Various locals host visiting families from Blockton Shenandoah Bedford St Joseph and Des Moines hospitals referenced.
Mr and Mrs C W Childer and Mrs E Bownes were among the attendees at the flower show in Shenandoah on Sunday as they recovered from illness.
Dear Friends: If a man wanted to, he could still build puggies today, but he couldn't expect to get much for them. The style of travel has changed and people no longer want buggies. Likewise anyone who wants to can sell his spring chickens at two pounds. But no one can expect to get much for them at that weight. The public has made very clear the fact that they don't want these small chickens. They used to be luxury. now, even at the low price, it's hard to buy them.
SIAM Just A: Mere club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. N. H. Reid giving her a very pleasant surprise and a formal welcome home from the southwest. The next regular meeting will be Thursday afternoon June 20 with Mrs. Don Talley. A picnic will be held June 36 in the Christian churchyard. The entire Sunday school is sponsoring the picnic and the community is invited to be present. A basket dinner will be served at the noon hour. Plan to come and enjoy the day. Tuesday, June 22 being the birthday anniversary of John Miller, this son Eldon planned a surprise for him by inviting in a few relatives to spend the evening. A very pleasant evening enjoyed by all present. Refreshments were served.
A letter discusses poultry economics on general farms, noting limited demand for broiling chickens and that profits come from raising large birds. The author argues specialized poultry farms meet broiler demand but general farmers should target big hens or spring birds for better returns.
The column reflects on garden trials and timing across crops from potatoes and peas to radishes onions lettuce and beans. It notes miscalculations in planting, delayed ripening, and the waning enthusiasm for tending a diverse patch as the growing season progresses.
The Boston Insurance Company of Boston Massachusetts has filed sworn statements with the Iowa Insurance Department and, upon compliance with Chapter 404, Title 20, is hereby authorized to transact Fire and related insurance business in Iowa. I E W Clark, Commissioner of Insurance, certifies the company may operate in Fire Windstorm Automobile Property Damage Collision Rain Explosion Aircraft Property Damage Sprinkler Leakage Marine Riot Earthquake Insurance in Iowa.
Des Moines Commissioner of Insurance E. W. Clark signs the 1935 report detailing December 31, 1934 totals with Total Admitted Assets of 20,357,563.24 and Liabilities excluding capital of 6,081,166.26, Capital Paid Up 3,000,000.00, Surplus over Liabilities 10,876,396.98, and Surplus against Policyholders 13,876,398.98, dated April 1, 1935.
The document from the Insurance Department of Towa Des Moines lists admitted assets and policyholder equity for a British American Insurance Company of Toronto Dominion, detailing Total Admitted Assets 2 264 312 04, Total Lines 961 862 49, Capital Paid Up 200 000 00, Surplus over liabilities 1 122 450 15, and Surplus as regards policyholders 1 922 450 15. The testimony appears to be part of a formal regulatory statement with legal references to 1936 and 1934 statutes.
Nora Donaldson seeks to establish title to Lot seven in Block nineteen of Bedford original town, Taylor County Iowa. The petition asks to quiet title against all named defendants and unknown claimants, with general equitable relief. defendants are to appear and defend by noon as specified in the notice.
The term of the District Court of Taylor County Iowa begins August 19 1935. If default is entered and judgment and decree rendered as prayed. H P Jaqua attorney for plaintiff. 24-4.
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