Wheat Farmers Sign Up For 1934 Benefit Payments In Indiana
Indiana wheat growers continue applying for 1934 acreage allotments to secure 30 cents per bushel benefits on 54 percent of three year average yields. The Sept 25 deadline, extended from Sept 9, triggers payment processing via county associations guiding allotments and 2 cent admin costs. Indiana farmers anticipate about 3.5 million dollars in total benefits.
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Indiana
W. H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Chester C. Davis
Washington, D.C
United States
London
State Farm Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Mr. Settle
Government Increases Hog Purchase to 5.922 Million
The 4 million pig quota for the Secretary of Agriculture rose to 5.922 million to cover areas with short feed. The hog marketing period ends September 29. Permits go to original pig owners, issued by commission firms on terminal markets. Pigs 25 to 100 pounds sell for government prices 6 to 9.50 per hundredweight, with a 4 per head premium for bred sows. The aim is to reduce surplus and restore parity prices for hog growers.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
Poston Family Spends Sunday with Carrs
H. E. Poston and family of New Castle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Carr and family.
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H. E. Poston
Newcastle
A. J. Carr
Bank Bandit Search Fails To Find Suspects Near Riverside
A Gwynneville man spotted a car with four men near Riverside church on Friday and alerted state police. Four troopers and Rushville officers hunted the area while Al Feeney and other officials traveled to the scene, but no car or occupants were located. One license number from a fast-moving vehicle was recorded and sent to the state police.
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Gwynneville
Ohio
Riverside Church
Here
Indianapolis
State Bureau
Rushville
Ed Compton
Levi Crull
al Feeney
Morristown
Carthage Soft-Ball Grabs Wins Over Manilla and New Salem
Carthage defeated Manilla 10 to 0 here Tuesday and then beat New Salem 11 to 6 on Friday. The county schedule lists remaining games against Arlington Milroy Mays and Carthage with several matchups through October. New enrollments at Carthage include Leon Cook Iona Cook Ferris Magee Herbert McCorkle and Alta Mae Blackbourne.
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Carthage
Manilla
New Salem
Arlington
Mays
Milroy
Leon Cook
Iona Cook
Ferris Magee
Herbert McCorkle
Alta Mae Blackbourne
Edward Welch Found After Disappearance Near Newcastle
Sheriff Ed Compton and local residents searched for Edward Welch who vanished from his home Tuesday morning. He was located at Wren Thompson’s residence in Newcastle and accompanied to Madison for evaluation, though he appeared only occasionally disturbed.
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Ed Compton
Edward Welch
State Insane Hospital
Madison
Wren Thompson
Newcastle
Welch
Indiana Photographers Association meeting at Henley Studio
The Indiana Photographers Association will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Oren Henley on Tuesday evening, October 3. A chicken dinner will be served by the Christian church ladies. A large number of photographers is expected. Secretary E. A. Morris of Indianapolis and other officers met at the Henley Studio to complete arrangements. A speaker for the evening will be procured.
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Indiana Photographers’ Association
Oren Henley
Ladies of the Christian Church
E. A. Morris
Indianapolis
Henley
Surprise party honors Mrs Rose Crawford on 70th birthday
Mrs Rose Ella Crawford was pleasantly surprised last Sunday for her 70th birthday. Attendees included Verne Crawford and daughter, Raymond Finney, Joe Gourley, Elizabeth Dixon, Kel ena Mathers, Ernest Hahn, Fred King and family, Eugene Herk less, and others from Anderson.
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Rose Ella Crawford
Verne Crawford
Anderson
Raymond Finney
Joe Gourley
Elizabeth Dixon
Kelena Mathers
Ernest Hahn
Fred King
Eugene Herkless
Lost Battalion’s fate and Whittlesey’s stand in Argonne
Narrative revisits October 2 1918 when Major Whittlesey and 679men faced German lines in the Pocket after seven days of heavy fighting. The piece argues Whittlesey did not surrender Go to Hell was misattributed and highlights letters from Operations Report and a final choice to signal with white cloth panels to planes awaiting relief.
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New York
Whittlesey
Argonne
America
A. E.F
France
Cambronne
Waterloo
Hugo
Farragut
Toredoes
Mobile
War Department
77Th
308Th Infantry
Stacey
M. G
Hollingshead
H Company
United States Army
Demand for Surrender to the Commanding Officer
The bearer, Private Lowell R. Hollingshead, has been taken prisoner by German forces. He refuses to answer questions and seeks surrender for his battalion of the 77th Division, appealing to humane pity as wounded soldiers suffer nearby.
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77Th Division
Lowell R. Hollingshead
Lowell T. Hollingshead
The
American Legion Weekly
William E. Moore
House Damaged by Fire at Cecil Hamilton Home
Fire heavily damaged the Cecil Hamilton residence last Thursday evening likely from defective wiring. Most household goods were saved as engines rushed to the scene from a distant branch due to lack of nearby water. Property owner Otto Griffin of Wichita, Kansas, is identified.
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Cecil Hamilton
Hamilton
Waer
Otto Griffin
Witchica
Kansas
Echoes of Indiana Meeting at Friends Church
Nathan Pickett returns from St. Vincent hospital and is glad to be home. Members report on sessions, committees, and the missionary society rummage sale which raised 125 dollars. Finance committee praised for efforts. Bible School Sunday morning followed by worship with the standard message to members.
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Nathan Pickett
St. Vincent Hospital
Indiana Yearly Meeting
Friends Missionary Society
Fletcher M. E. Church Announces Sunday Services and Fair
Fletcher M E Church schedules Sunday school at 9 30 and Ep worth League at 6 30 with no other services due to Rev Schoolfield attending the conference. The church fair raised 223 dollars. Rev Nathan Schoolfield Mrs Ed Ruby and Arthur Lineback traveled to Indianapolis for the Methodist Conference and will return Sunday night. Lineback is delegate and Ruby is alternate.
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Schoolfield
Nathan Schoolfield
Ed Ruby
Arthur Lineback
Indianapolis
Lineback
Ruby
East St. Christian Church Week Schedule and Fundraiser
Sunday School at 9 30 Communion and Sermon at 10 30 Evening services at 7 00 PM Young Peoples Society meets Monday at 7 30 PM Mrs Crawley asks volunteers for Georgia Camp Meeting on October 10 Anniversary and auction sale to include dinner supper bazaar and show more details next week
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Young Peoples Society
Crawley
Georgia
Wesleyan Methodist Bible School and Worship Times
Wesleyan Methodist offers Bible School at 9 30 with Worship and Sermon at 10 30 Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m Prayer and Praise Tuesday evening at 7 30 Test our Welcome promises a community spiritual schedule.
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Bible School
Opening Meeting of W L C Sets New Host for Event
The Woman's Literary Circle will meet at Mrs. S L Newsom's home next Monday October 2 at 2 30 p m replacing Mrs Nell White All members should respond with Summer Memories and there will be a social hour
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S. L. Newsom
Nell White
Library notes present artist lives and a novel review
Chandler praises Story Lives of Master Artists recounting seventeen painters with vivid background. Forbes reviews O Beautiful Lady as a richly colored moving study of a woman's heart. Gale highlights Friendship Village Love Stories with festive village scenes and nuanced romance.
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Chandler
Grotto
Leonardo da Vinci
Columbus
America
Michelangelo
Velasquez
Abbey
Homer
Forbes
Lady
Gale
Friendship Village
Algona Pair Visits Ewing Family This Week
Mr and Mrs Paul Leaverton of Algona Iowa visited Mr and Mrs Guy Ewing and family this week Mrs Leaverton heads the Home Demonstration office in Kassup county and Mr Leaverton directs the Dairy Improvements.
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Paul Leaverton
Algona
Iowa
Guy Ewing
Leaverton
Kassuph County
Mr. Leaverton
Pitch in Dinner at Jessup Family Picnic
The M. B. Jessup family held a Sunday picnic at the home place on September 24. A noon pitch-in-dinner was served followed by horseshoes baseball and visiting. Martha Ann Iris Marie and Betty Jessup led a group of songs. About 45 members were present.
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M. B. Jessup
Martha Ann
Iris Marie
Betty Jessup
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Hhe
Hienrich Prinz
76Th
Seattle
Eir
Prinz
Whity
Barclay cFadden
308Th Intry
Gethsemane
Chief &Cor
Elaspe
Heinrich Prinz
No Man’s Land
East ST. Christian Church
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