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Bedford Times Press

Location

Bedford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1936

Page

3

Two-Dollar Old Bill Recovered After 43 Years

Sentinel notes a rare case as J P McCloy pays a 43 year old advertising debt to co owner N Marvin of Sidney. The sum, once forgotten, was settled along with other small items tied to the estate of Thomas Higham, buried at Rose Hill Cemetery.

Co. N. Marvin The Sentinel J. P. McCloy Sidney Leslie Ross Thomas Higham England Odd Fellow Lodge N. Marvin Marvin Shenanddoah Sentinel

New Yorkers Get Catch Iowa Law Confusion

Justice of Peace Thomas Johnston of Clarinda notes a peculiarity in Iowa law allowing rough fish taken from streams to be shipped out of state while denying local use. He cites Storm Lake's case where 6 tons of rough fish were sold to a New York bound firm of Jews, despite Iowa citizens being denied. This appears to be a special instance rather than a general rule.

Thomas Johnston Clarinda Iowa Storm Lake New York City Shenandoah Sentinel

Tobacco Chewing Dog Draws Iowans Attention

A Shepherd dog in Extra owned by Sam McGuffin reportedly begs for chewing tobacco and will only chew one Yorand brand. Andy McGuffin says the dog is his brother’s. The tale appeared under Iowa Oddities in the Des Moines Register last Sunday and drew local notices during weekend visits by MecGuffin brothers in Extra and Lewis.

Andy MecGuffin Sam McGaffin Extra Iowa Alex McGaffin Lewis Des Moines Register Sam McGuffin Andy Qoorning Free Press

Baby Monkey Shenandoah Born At KFNF Circus Show

A baby monkey named Shenandoah was born Friday at the free KFNF circus monkey show. The acts feature fifteen monkeys and run all week with the animals having prior film and Hollywood exposure.

KFNF Hollywood Shenandoahe Sentinél

Birth Records Note County Totals 228

County birth records show a total of 228 births recorded to date. The brief note outlines the cumulative figure and references official registry data.

Local Weddings and Births Highlight Week

Ten years ago this week Waldon Weaver and Miss Vivian Dyke wed at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua Iowa. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Clint Hill of Gravity on Thursday June 24.

Waldon Weaver John O. Tracy Vivian Dyke Villisca Nashua Iowa Little Brown Church The Vale Clint Hill Bernie Mohler Bedford Mrs Fred Long J. F. Christianson West of Sharpsburg Edith George H. Cade G. T. Roberts Walter A. Houck

Bride Plans Iowa State College Degree Path

The bride intends to enter Iowa State College to complete work on her degree while the department names a assistant coach at the high school to support athletics programs. The move aligns with her academic and professional goals and the school will supervise her progress.

32 Years Ago This Week in Bedford Area News

The normal institute of Taylor county opened in Bedford on Monday June 20 under County Superintendent H. S. Ash with instructors R. E. Kuhn Clyde I. Fisher Mrs Victoria Faith Miss Himes Frank E. Howard and Miss Lillian McCracken. The Epworth League district convention in Bedford drew 33 chapters and 105 attendees. Grandma and Grandpa H. C. Webb celebrate a new girl at the Charles Rawson home in Bowling Green. Miss Della Minor and Dr E. J. Watson wed June 23. A major fire in Clearfield destroyed Wells general store post office and Farmers Telephone building. fire began in an oil shed behind the store and spread quickly.

The Normal Institute of Taylor County Bedford H. S. Ash RE. E. Kuhn Clyde I. Fisher Victoria Faith Himes Frank E. Howard Lillian McCracken Epworth League H. C. Webb Charles Rawson Bowling Green Clearfield Wells’ General Farmers Telephone

Town Builds Large School Without Tax Debt in Mahaska County

In Sharon township Osceola district, Mahaska county, residents funded a three story school costing 14000 dollars without public debt. They raised 4300 dollars via home talent events and ball games, with about 1000 dollars from those events. Labor was largely provided by local men. Over six years families paid 12 dollars a month tuition for attending pupils, making the project self financed.

Sharon Township Mahaska County Osceola Tribune

Freakish Wind Burst Keeps Crayon Picture Intact

A Tuesday forenoon wind storm tore through the home of William H. Liddle at 421 College Drive. The force broke the picture frame in several places while the glass remained uncracked, and the crayon drawing by his mother stayed undamaged on the wall.

William H. Liddle College Drive Maryville Forum

Eagle Grove Water Softener Contract Lets at $42,000

Eagle Grove awards a $42,000 contract for a new water softener and iron remover to be built as a WPA project. Labor costs are estimated at $6,000 with government bearing the remainder and construction starting in about ten days.

Eagle Grove Clarion Monitor

Births and local appointments noted in Bedford area

A century ago this week in Bedford multiple births are recorded on June 20 and 23 with families in Bedford and Lenox. Thomas Snodgrass appointed postmaster at New Market filling I W Abbott’s eight year term. Fred Fuller wins Bedford Gun Club beginners’ shoot with 16 of 25 birds, watch fob prize. A street poll asks how many Taylor county births occurred 1915 to 1916 with answers from 150 upward.

Thomas Snodgrass New Market I. W. Abbott Abbott Mary Gardner Fred Fuller R. H. Fuller Bedford Young Fuller Taylor

Doings of Congress Adjourning Sessions and Farm Aid Efforts

The current Congress nears adjournment with most conference reports settled. A ship subsidy bill faces delays from a filibuster while the Senate passes a reform measure with protections for seamen and taxpayers. Responding to a grasshopper threat in Iowa, lawmakers attempt an emergency $250,000 appropriation after agriculture funds run dry. House action moves swiftly with plans for Senate approval.

Congress Post Office Treasury Departments Black, Clark and Bone House Senate Treasury Murray Iowa Department of Agriculture Harry Hopkins Rex Tugwell Bankhead Buchanan Committee On Appropriations Jones Committee On

Davis Talks Zumph and Zwip In Petrified Forest at Rialto

Bette Davis explains zumph and zwip as screen qualities and praises Leslie Howard as the epitome of zwip in The Petrified Forest, a dynamic love and sacrifice drama at the Rialto Theatre June 25 26 and 27 with co stars Genevieve Tobin Humphrey Bogart and others.

Zumph Bette Davis Zwip Twip Leslie Howard Miss Davis Cagney Clark Gable George Brent Edward G. Robinson Mr. Howard Petrified Forest Genevieve Tobin Humphrey Bogart Charley Grapewin Dick Foran Porter Hall

Fury shines with Sidney and Tracy at Rialto Theatre

Sylvia Sidney and Spencer Tracy deliver memorable performances in Fury. The film screens at the Rialto Theatre on Sunday and Monday with strong reviews and lingering impact for audiences.

Sylvia Sidney Spencer Tracy Rialto Theatre

Fury and Freshman Love At Rialto Tonight

A noir style review praises Fury for its powerful indictment of mass lawlessness with a strong cast led by Walter Abel and Bruce Cabot. It also previews Freshman Love a college comedy arriving July 1 at Rialto Theatre with an all star cast and campus romance set pieces.

Norman Kras‘na Tracy Walter Abel Bruce Cabot Edward Ellis Walter Brennan George Walcott Frank Miss Ellis Joe Cawthorne Hull George E. Stone Mary Treen Alma Lloyd Henry O'Neill

Priebe Urges Proper Care for Growing Chickens

Frank Priebe writes to farmers stressing the importance of ample feed and space for growing flocks. He warns neglect leads to poor weight gain, disease, and lower profits, and endorses range shelters to protect and improve flock health and profitability.

Frank Priebe

Tankage replaces corn in pasture feeding on weight basis

When tankage is used to supplement corn on pasture one pound of tankage will replace about 2 to 4 percent pounds of corn. Sheep help keep farm weed control as they will eat more than 90 percent of Iowa weeds.

Iowa

Fishing Trip Promise At West Otokojobi Noted In Journal

An informal diary from Brooks Beach describes a day of fishing with Hank and plans for a Monday morning outing to Montgomery near West Okoboji. The narrator notes weather, bait, travel, and hope for good catches, ending with a tease about continuing the theme based on tomorrow’s result.

Brooks Beach Mama Hank Grandpa Montgomery Wayne Yager West Okoboji

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