Plans for 1935 corn loans to Iowa farmers
Des Moines officials plan to distribute about 30 million dollars in new and renewed corn loans to Iowa farmers. Assistant AAA director Bradley arrives to help launch the program, with renewals by Oct 1 and new loans by Dec 1 at 65 cents per bushel. The plan aims to renew roughly half of outstanding loans and add substantial new funding, with six district meetings set for details.
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Anberg
Corn Team
Aaberg and Sealers
Ray Murray
Lloyd Eveland
Atlantic
Ottumwa
Tipton
Ames
West Union
Mason City
Petit Jurors Drawn for Tama County Term
Names of petit jurors drawn for the Tama County district court term beginning Oct 8 include Frank Abbe and many others from Toledo Traer Dysart and surrounding towns. The roster lists jurors such as Waldo Archer Garwin Thelma Anderson Tema Allard Giladbrook William Bobinet and more across Tama county plus nearby communities. A separate note mentions Mrs Jenne He celebrated her ninetieth birthday with family at her home in Newkirk.
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Tama County
Frank Abbe
Waldo Archer Garwin
Thelma Anderson
Tema
Allard Giladbrook
William Bobinet
Traer
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James Bartosh
Eberon
Roy Bohnstengle
Minnie Benda Chelsea
Frank Roetecher Tracer
Ella Braden Pysart
Maxine Billerbeck
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Hull
Fair Heath
Iowa Legion Plans District Meetings
Nine full district meetings of the Iowa department of the American Legion will open with a conclave at Mount Pleasant Oct. 31. Dates and places for the eight followings were announced: Clinton Nov 13, Marshalltown Nov 15, Osage Nov 14, Centerville Nov 1, Des Moines Nov 26, Council Bluffs Nov 7, Fort Dodge Nov 8, Rock Valley Nov 27.
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Enrollment at Upper Iowa U Gains 8 Percent in 1934
Special to The Gazette Fayett e Iowa shows an 8 per cent rise in total enrollment at Upper Iowa University from last year, with the freshman class up 15 per cent. A new faculty member, Prof Donald Chester Eyssen, fills the chair of speech. Freshman week featured mixers, hikes, a school grind, and the all college dance, led by student officers Daryl Breck ter Gladys Garnier Nathan Barr Pan Newton Clifford Crestenberger.
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Upper Iowa University
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Donald Chester Eyssen
Gibsonburg
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Rames
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Daryl Breckter
Gladys Garnier
Nathan Barr
Pan Newton
Clifford Crerstenberger
Heavy Frosts Damage Farms Across Iowa
Frost swept over Carroll Farm, Dodge, Atlantic, Chartes, and other towns after a weekend cold snap. Reports say substantial damage to crops and vegetation in Hancock County and western districts. Local officials note frost warnings for the southern and eastern counties and advise farmers to inspect fields and protect young growth.
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Carroll Farm Dodge Atlantic
Severa
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Corr
Hancock County
Maynard Adds To List Of Consecutive Twins
Special to The Gazette Maynard reports two sets of consecutive twins in town. The Van Sickle family, Donald and Donna 24 and Hattie and Helen 22, are siblings with six older children. The Holtzman family, Lawrence and Louis 17 and Minnie and Mattie 15, are also born within two years, with six older siblings and one younger.
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Grinnell Strand Theater Fire Causes Near Panic
Five hundred patrons were thrown into confusion when a fire broke out in the Strand theater projection room. Several reels burned as Clyde Smith could not determine the cause. The theater had just reopened after summer renovations and new projection equipment had been installed.
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Indian children return to school after strike ends
Fifty Sac and Fox children from Tama, Sauk and Fox reservation, who had been boycotting classes for two weeks over school conditions, returned after a pledge of free hot lunches and clothing. George Buffalo of the Indian Parent-Teachers association led the protest, criticizing alleged discrimination. a conference with school officials and the Indian bureau secured guarantees.
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Expect Increase In Enrollment At State University
Iowa City officials forecast a substantial rise in University of Iowa enrollment for 1934 35, led by the liberal arts college with anticipated gains also in the law school and graduate programs. Registration begins with freshmen on Thursday and undergraduates follow Friday and Saturday, classes set to start September 24.
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Milroy Named Third District Commander in Iowa Legion
J H Milroy of Vinton, a longtime Legion leader, was elected third district commander and attended a Des Moines conference with ten district commanders. Milroy succeeds W F Sleeverding of Grundy Center, who became department vice commander at the state convention. Milroy is the first Benton county Legionaire to hold the district post.
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Iowa
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Grundy Center
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Benton County Legionaire
Harold E Mayo Named Pastor Trinity Church Cedar Rapids
In the Upper Iowa Methodist conference closing, Harold E Mayo of St Cloud Minn was named pastor of Trinity Church in Cedar Rapids. The appointment transfers Mayo into the Iowa conference. he succeeds Ermil B Frye who moves to Madison Wis. Mayo is praised for doubling his Minn parish membership. Trinity’s appointment was the sole Cedar Rapids decision.
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Madison, Wis
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Independence
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DeWitt Man Killed Walking Near Stanwood
James Sample aged hitchhiker died after being hit by a truck on the Lincoln highway west of Stanwood Friday. He died Sunday morning at his DeWitt home. The Cedar Rapids Veterans of Foreign Wars were in the truck group en route to Clinton. no blame was found on the driver.
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Two Men Sentenced for Harper Robbery in Des Moines Case
Des Moines residents Loyal Childers and W J Mertz pled guilty to robbery with aggravation in district court after abducting Nick Sondag and his son in Harper on August 31. They received twenty five year terms at Anamosa reformatory. Fred Jewell pled not guilty to kidnapping and was bound over to the October grand jury. Judge Patterson pronounced the sentences.
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Alva A Robertson Former Sheriff of Fayette Dies at 49
West Union Iowa Alva A Robertson 49 former Fayette county sheriff serving three terms from 1927 to 1933 died Sunday morning after returning from Des Moines where doctors said internal cancer would end his life. A former railroad trainman and Maynard resident, he won 1928 reelection by 2 300 county votes while Hoover carried the nation, was reelected in 1930 then defeated in 1932 and shortly after became state agent. Surviving are his widow two daughters Mrs Robert Archer Elsie Robertson and a son Ralph Robertson.
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Jackson County plans school activities year ahead
Maquoketa hosts sub-county declamatory contests February four in Maquoketa and Sabula with later site to be announced. Glee clubs compete for county honors March twenty five at Bellevue featuring a massed-band concert directed by Harvey L. Booth. Andrew high hosts the county basketball tourney February twenty two and twenty three. Maquoketa schedules spring baseball, field and track meets. Officers include G W Chase Sabula president E R Wilson Monmouth vice-president and Henry W Anderson Bellevue secretary.
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Keota Rural Mail Carrier Ends Life
Loren Reed a 35 year old rural mail carrier in Keota killed himself with a shotgun Sunday morning at 8 45 in his parents home He left a note saying he feared he was losing his mind Reed had a nervous breakdown last spring An inquest was held and Coroner Reynolds ruled the death a self caused fatality Survivors include his parents two sisters Funeral services were set for Tuesday at 2 p m at the Methodist church
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