Tile Must Be Saved Properly Says Bedford Farmer
A Bedford farmer faces long term losses from improper drainage installation. Raymond Sneed notes that shortcut practices lead to wet fields and reduced yields, while Sunil warns the investment pays off only if drainage is properly set. The Soil Conservation Service will review the system for ACP financing eligibility and ensure compliance with specifications.
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Raymond Sneed
Hs View
Taylor Sail Conservation District
Suee
Sunil
Saed
United States Department of Agriculture
SCS
Detrermir Gerada
Stew
Mherwiss
Gene Fosaind
Easter Greetings and Social Visits Reported in Lenox Area
Thursday afternoon 15 members answered roll call with a Bible verse Mia Easter readings were given by Avert Beck Mrs Kenneth Cox and Mrs Charley Beck. Refreshments served. Mary Cook of Lenox introduced by her daughter Mrs Helen Springer of Odumwa. Callers from Lenox include Mrs Routy O Riley and her small son. Wardrobe of social visits by Mrs Tom Grinan Donna Mae and Mrs Roy Kerns in Mt Ayr for Sunday dinners at Warne Morris home. Mr and Mrs Paul Kitty and Richard visited Grant City for dinner with Mrs Chitty's sister and husband Mr and Mrs Chas Miller. Mrs Jason Holmes returned home with them. Tan Cody returned Friday after three months in New Mexico with sons Francis and Howani Candy and families. Sunday dinner guests at Waste Walker home included Mr and Mrs Jess Johnson of Clarinda. Orville Shelian of Mt Ayr spent a weekend at the Walker home.
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Mia
Avert Beck
Kenneth Cox
Charley Beck
Mary Cook
Lenox
Helen Springer
Odumwa
Mt. Ayr
Warne Morris
Paul Kitty
Richard
Grant “Ty
Francis
Howani
Waste Walker
Jess Johnson
Clarenda
Orville Shelian
Rice Growers Dedicate New Stuttgart Office and Warehouse
The Arkansas Rice Growers Co operative Association opened a 275000 general office and warehouse in Stuttgart on Friday March 13 per The Daily Leader. The event is tied to Farmer Jones Rice Farms run by Mr and Mrs G R Jones who have long operated in Almyra Arkansas and Jones is active in the association's expanding business.
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Arkansas Rice Growers Cooperative Association
Stuttgart
Arkansas
T‘o
Daily Leader
Times-Press
Taylor County
G. R. Jones
Jones Rice Farms
Almyra
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
The snippet lists multiple guests and hosts from Breckenridge Kentucky and Sheridan with names including Mrs Gen Bentley Ola, Mr Kidnex, Lyle, James Wa, Ginger, Mr and Mrs Clydy Stutsman, Veonon Clark, George Clark, Raymond Barker, Dale Warer, Doug, and Charles Cortner. Social events feature Mrs Jack Winemier hosting the L L Club and other Sunday visits.
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Fave
Psi James Wa
Notice of Probate and Estate Administration
Legal notice announcing court proceedings in the estate of John J. Moore deceased in Alabama. Catherine Moore executrix and James A. Lucas attorney are named with dates in March and instructions for interested parties to respond or appear.
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Léth
Catherine Moore
James A. Lucas
Alforney
Notice of Appointment of Administrator Iowa Taylor County
Notice is given that the undersigned is appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Esac Ma Nutt deceased of Taylor County Iowa. Creditors should pay promptly and present claims with authentic proofs to the clerk of the district court. Attorney William Meikle and Clerk November 12 2t
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State of
Iowa
Taylor County
Esac MaNutt
Red Court
Charles D. McNutt Wiliam
Meikle
Tuled Mureh
Wika Novinger
Tnsisiet
Executor's Notice in Taylor County Probate
Notice published for all interested persons that on March 1953 the court in Taylor County appointed an executor of the will and estate of Lee Berry deceased, late.
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Che Iwier Cenri
Tuastar
John J. Moore
Paige
Ani
Leca
Kt Court
Taylor County
Lee Berry
Local Probate Notice in Bedford Iowa Estate
State Savings Bank Bedford Iowa announces an estate proceeding with all indebted parties to pay the executor James A Lucas. Creditors must present their claims legally authenticated to the court for allowance. Dated March 1952.
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State Savings Bank
Bedford
Iowa
James A. Lucas
Sharpsburg Iowa Bonds For Street Surfacing Authorized
Ordinance 201 authorizes eight general obligation bonds totaling 1 500 for surfacing and resurfacing streets in Sharpsburg Taylor Iowa with 200 each, bond 1 100, dated February 2 1883, bearing 2 5 percent interest payable semi-annually. Maturities span 1953 to 1961 with calls possible after 1956 and taxes levied to fund payment.
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Sharpsburg
Iowa
Sharpsburs
Cour
Taylor
Sharpshure
Shargsboure
Towa
United States of America
Sharpsburg Issues General Obligation Bond for Street Work
The Town of Sharpsburg Iowa issues Bond No. 0 for two hundred dollars to fund street surfacing and resurfacing. It matures November 1 1956 with interest at 2.5 percent, redeemable after November 1 1986. The bond is backed by full faith and credit of the town, sealed and signed by the mayor and clerk on February 2 1953, with notices to purchasers if redeemed.
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Sharpsburg
Iowa
State of
Sharpsburg Iowa Clerk Announces Coupon Payment
The Clerk of the Town of Sharpsburg Iowa announces a form of coupon for the town. The Treasurer of Ghobpe burg Iowa will pay to Beaver dollars at the Town Treasurer office Sharpsburg for semi annual interest on its General Obligation Street Improvement Bank dated February 2 1953 No.
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Ghobpeburg
Iowa
Sharpsburg
Town Treasurer's Certification on Bond Registration
Bond text indicates the County of Taylor Treasurer certifies the bond as duly registered in his office on a specified date in February 1953. The form includes endorsement on the back of each bond and confirms proper registration by the town treasurer.
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Sharpsburg
State of Iowa
Town Section 3 Bonds Signed and Tax Levy Authorized
The treasurer and town officials authorize bonds signed by the mayor and clerk with seal attached, delivered to State Savings Bank of Bedford. A direct annual tax on all taxable property is levied for eight consecutive years 1953 to 1960 to cover interest, principal, and sinking funds for $1,500 General Street Improvement Bonds. Net annual sums include 1958 and 1954 through 1956 targets of $220.
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Sharpsburg
iTova
State Savings Bank of
Bedford
Sharpshore
Town Bond Debt Ordinance Proceeds Tax and Redemption Rules
A 1953 town ordinance governs bond issuance renewals and debt service. It sets annual tax collections and certification to the County Auditor for debt service funds through 1960. It details redemption notices, irrepealability until bonds are paid, repeal of conflicting ordinances, and filing with the County Auditor.
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Town
Times
Prees
Soil Conservation Service
Blockton
Bentley
Mr Kidnex
Lyle
Roy Kerns
Msrud Weller
Hazel Scott
W.S.C S
Bill Young
Iece
County of
Ferest
Sharpsoure
Sharpshare
Colorado
Myers Place
Edison Phonograph
Chevrolet
J. J. Johnson
Beemer Bros. Auctionsers
Jonn E. Dille
the Town
Honda
G.t.eral
Thomas Grimm
Attest
Donald W. Watkins
Lenn
Luella
The
Paula
Jungle Jim
Irene Dunn
Yseong
Coumae
Pues
Johnny Wessmuller 'Ungle Ie
AR Jagger
Joan Evans
Saimey Slater
Rialto Theatre
Rodgers & Hammerstein
Frank & Funny
CS HI
Kasznar
Christian
Dalio
Bobby Driscoll
Caml Pelton
Brita Tmm
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