Francis, error and pus post office entry Gravity Iowa
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Gravity
Iowa
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
1
Two Days at State Fair Visit Recalls Des Moines Trip
The editor and Kenneth Meyers spent Friday to Sunday at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines. They toured the dairy barns observed milking times, noted cattle care, and praised the modern farm machinery displays. They enjoyed grandstand programs, a big rodeo, and auto races with no serious injuries, plus a first press luncheon hosted by fair management.
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Kenneth Meyers
Des Moines
Kenneth
Wallace
Iowa
Fair Management
Berry Fair Fashions and Canned Raspberries Featured
News of Berries promotes a year round fair with tartlets and desserts using canned raspberries. Recipes include Melons Waldorf with honeydew and banana balls and Black Raspberry Triangles baked from thin pastry squares with drained berries and lemon juice. No. 2 cans yield twelve servings or fourteen to sixteen triangles.
Barton Old Settlers Picnic And Weekend Social Report
Northwest County notes cool weather and a busy Barton Community picnic held last Friday with a bountiful noon dinner under old trees. Attendees from Corning Prescott Bedford New Market and Wichita frequent visitors shared meals games and visits. Sympathy extended to Mrs Zula Marsh on her brother’s Iowa City hospital death.
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Hawleyville
Barton
Fred Stone
Richard
Corning
Marion West
Prescott
L. G. Hicks
Paul Morris
Billie Hook
Bedford
Merle Crowell
Violet
Lester van Horn
Marilyn
New Market
Lollie Bucright
Margaret
Helen
Dorothy
Wayne
Guss
Chillicothe
Mae Long
Hefley Family Travels After Masters Award
Supt. and Mrs. T. R. Hefley and son Arlo left Friday for Ames where Mr. Hefley earned his Master’s Degree on Saturday. They visited relatives near Indianola and returned home Sunday evening.
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T. R. Hefley
Arlo
Ames
Mr. Hefley
Indianola
Mrs Moore and family visit Geo Van Alstine clan
Mrs Albert Moore and daughter Miss Mavuel Rickard and Mrs Allan Woodhead of Glenwood returned home Sunday after visiting Mrs Moore’s daughter Mrs Geo Van Alstine. They made the acquaintance of Larry Dean born July 21 in Iowa City to Mr. and Mrs Geo Van Alstine.
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Albert Moore
Mavuel Rickard
Allan Woodhead
Glenwood
Grey family travels to Jennings Louisiana for three weeks
Claude Grey his wife and daughter Margaret left Sunday morning for Jennings Louisiana to visit Mrs Grey's father and relatives. They expect to be away about three weeks. Ollie McMahil and wife will tend the farm in their absence.
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Claude Grey
Margaret
Jennings
Louisiana
Mrs. Grey
Claude
Ollie McMahil
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Susan Ray
I thank friends and neighbors for kindness during my daughter's illness and funeral service. Gratitude for flowers, acts of support, and the singers' service. I shall not forget what you did for us. Mrs. Susan Ray.
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Susan Ray
Executor's Notice for H N Ray Estate in Iowa
The court appoints H E Nevin as executor of H N Ray deceased in Taylor County Iowa. Creditors must present claims legally authenticated for allowance and all debts paid to the undersigned, dated August 20, 1936. James R. Locke serves as attorney for the executor.
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District Court
Taylor County
Iowa
H. N. Ray
H. E. Nevin
Lyle Young and Lester Parks Drive to Bethany Mo
Lyle Young and Lester Parks drove to Bethany Missouri on Tuesday. The trip details are limited in the readable text and no further context is available.
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Lyle Young
Lester Parks
Bethany, Mo
Francis Martin Family Moves to Morris Residence
Francis Martin and his family relocated last week from the Frank Davis property to the house recently vacated by Paul Morris and family.
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Francis Martin
Frank Davis
Paul Morris and
Mrs. Perry Williams Leaves For Idaho Visit
Mrs. Perry Williams departed Thursday of last week to Idaho to visit her daughter, the former Miss Maxine Wagoner.
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Perry Williams
Idaho
Maxine Wagoner
The Coldest Drink in Town at the Drug Store
A compact reader notice highlights the pharmacystore offering the coldest beverage in town, signaling a promotional feature for customers seeking refreshment and value.
Couple returns from St. Joe hospital visit
Cecil Morgan and his wife came home Thursday from St. Joseph where Mrs. Morgan had been a patient. They are staying at her daughter Mrs. Paul Morris’s home. Mrs. Ellis Bradley and her son Byron of Clarinda drove to St. Joe to bring them back.
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Cecil Morgan
St. Joe
Morgan
Paul Morris
Ellis Bradley
Byron
Clarinda
Apricots in Season and Canning Prospects
An overview of apricots origins and rise as a key California fruit, noting their Asia to Europe to England cultivation arc. It describes short July to August seasons, delicate fruit that ships poorly, and how canners yield prime canned apricots. Includes three recipes Circe’s Cup Custard and Orange and Black Salad with apricots, grapefruit, mint, and dates.
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Asia
Alexander the Great
Europe
England
California
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