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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1936
Page
2
In Hawaii pine apples ripen in vast fields and pineapple juice remains in steady high demand as supplies grow with it. The article lists several serving ideas including Holiday Fruit Creamade and Marshmallow Fruit Loaf using canned pineapple juice, each serving eight and with detailed preparation steps.
Mrs Horace Beemer and Miss Beulah Johnson drove to Clearfield on Monday afternoon and visited at the A J Abarr home.
Miss Frances Clark who is working in Clarinda spent a few days here this week.
Perry O. Crovog of Bedford Iowa announces his candidacy for Recorder of Taylor County subject to the Republican primary on June 1 1986. He requests supporters.
BEN Iona of Bedford Iowa announces candidacy for Sheriff of Taylor county Iowa subject to Republican primary voters on June 1 1936 He asks for support Gordon Wallace son of Kent Wallace attends Union College Lincoln Nebraska visited home Friday to Sunday with his parents before returning to Lincoln.
Sunday visitors at the Andy Nielsen home included A. L. Fritz and wife and Roy Jensen and wife, all residents of Fontanelle.
Glen Warner returned from Kentucky where he has been working the winter. He came back with Mrs. Warner and son Dale who will spend about six weeks in the south. Their daughters Donnella and Doris will remain with Mrs Wave Madden during the parents absence.
Conway on Jan 17 hosts girls and boys. Bedford on Jan 28 hosts two boys games. Nodaway on Jan 31 hosts two games. Waubonsie Tournament Feb 6 7 8 features gravity girls and boys. Lenox Feb 11 hosts girls and boys. Maloy Feb 14 hosts girls. Taylor County Tournament Feb 20 21 22. Pedford boys only. Blockton Feb 25 hosts girls.
The district court January term lacks Washington township names among trial jurors, while Fred McKune appears in the grand jurors list and will serve throughout the year. This reflects distinct juror roles with McKune designated for the entire year.
Readily available radio tubes at the drug store with stock for common receivers. Staff advise checking model compatibility and asking for guidance on correct tube types and replacements.
Will Brookman and family and Claude McFarland and wife visited Sunday at the Dan Leonad home north of town, sharing fellowship and news in a small community gathering.
A brief notice announces The Independent publication for one year in Taylor County priced at $1.00. The item notes the local newspaper’s availability and rate details for readers in the area.
Pathfinder Magazine notes about eight thousand languages exist, but four dominate: English, French, German, and Spanish. English reaches 220 million speakers, French around 120 million, German about 110 million, and Spanish roughly 75 million, mainly in Central and South America with Brazil speaking Portuguese.
Collier's Weekly notes three cases: a U.S. millionaire with a weekly domestic payroll around 20 000 dollars, another spending 3 500 0 on estate landscaping, and a third owning vast antique and art holdings stored in a New York warehouse. Also, Hamburg University introduces a new pathway for athletes to earn the Doctor title through physical culture studies as a scientific discipline.
American baseball is booming in France with a nation wide federation formed as the Fédération Française de Baseball et de Théque. Four hundred teams play in various parts of the country signaling growing popularity and organization of the sport.
In Shorewood Wisconsin a suburb of Milwaukee it was announced that streamlined covered garbage trucks in modern aluminum finish would carry ashes and garbage away.
The United States first ran a national debt during the Revolutionary War reaching 75.5 million in 1791. Civil War peak at 2.756 billion in 1866. World War I peak 26.594 billion in 1921. 1935 record high debt 30.557 billion.
The government finances hundreds of low rental homes and apartments for small income families. About half the cost is a gift or loan from the treasury, with mortgages on the rest. Rent may be seven to eight dollars per room monthly. A new training school for managers is led by Secretary Ickes and Professor Tugwell to staff these housing projects.
Department of Commerce reports sharp rise in imports from Poland and Danzig as 13 million unborn pigs loom in the US under AAA programs. Through nine months of 1935 pork from Poland and Danzig outpaced total 1934 foreign imports, signaling growing Polish influence on the pork market.
The Civil Service Commission report dated January 4 shows 800,079 civilian government employees on December 1, excluding legislative, judicial, and military branches. November payrolls rose by 8,782, indicating continued growth in the civilian workforce.
In 1938 about 11 million were unemployed. Congress under President Roosevelt appropriated eight billion dollars to create demand and reduce joblessness. The final eight billion was spent by July, yet by the end of 1985 about 11 million remained unemployed, signaling persistent unemployment.
The article traces beans from old New England traditions to contemporary dishes. It provides recipes for Baked Beans Parmesan, Hurry-Up New England Bean Pot, and Man-Sized Sandwiches, noting beans as versatile warm-up foods and highlighting their enduring appeal and future potential.
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