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Newspaper

Gravity Independent

Location

Gravity, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1940

Page

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THE GRAVITY INDEPENDENT

The Gravity Independent publishes weekly on Thursdays with a yearly subscription of one dollar and fifty cents.

Francis eEditor and Pub enters Gravity Town post office

Francis eEditor and Pub is listed as entered at Gravity Town post office as second class mail matter.

Francis eEditor Gravity Town

World War I Portrait Commemoration in Iowa Capitol

A colossal photograph, the largest reproduced image, hangs in the Iowa state capitol south corridor. It depicts the 168th Infantry on their return from World War I, measuring 26 feet in length and 6 feet in height.

Iowa State Capitol 168 Infantry

First Iowa new ever founded in Dubuque in 1836

Nearly two thirds of all students at Cornell College Mt Vernon Iowa contribute in some way to their self-support.

Cornell College Mt. Vernon Iowa

Iowa school enrollment nears six hundred thousand

Approximately two thirds of a million children are enrolled in public private and Catholic schools in Iowa, reflecting broad participation across education sectors and indicating the scale of schooling in the state.

Iowa

Landslide politics and party balance in Roosevelt era analysis

The passage discusses a Democratic cabinet needing Republican members, notes Roosevelt’s enduring power after a 1986 landslide with Maine and Vermont dissenters, and argues the popular vote split of 45 million with 27 million for Roosevelt questions the landslide claim, suggesting both sides have ammunition for future campaigns.

Roosevelt Maine Vermoo

Presidential candidates invite defections in party realignment

The piece notes Willkie's outspoken, personal outreach to those leaving the old political home and Burke described as a leading Democrat in a parade toward the GOP. Roosevelt offers a broader, guarded invitation urging a national call and a response regardless of party, while Mach presses forward with confident advance.

Willkie Persoal Burke Roosevelt Mach

Mrs Dorsey and Elaine visit W P Pieron home

Mrs F C Dorsey and daughter Elaine of Millerton spent Monday and Tuesday at the W P Pieron residence while Arlan and Lawrence traveled to Omaha. Lawrence joined the Try-out camp of the Cardinale at Fontanelle Park.

F. C. Dorsey Elaine Millerton W. P. Pieraon Arlan Lawrence Omaha the Cardinale Fontanelle Perk

Mr and Mrs Frank Smith Visit Clarinda Sister-in-Law

Mr and Mrs Frank Smith traveled to Clarinda on Monday where they met Mrs Smiths sister Miss Caroline Wallace of Los Angeles California who will visit here indefinitely.

Frank Smith Clarinda Mrs Smith Caroline Wallace Los Angeles California

Mrs Wilmarth and Clare Visit Local Sunday Afternoon

Mrs Donald Wilmarth and Clare visited Sunday afternoon here with her mother Mes Wave Madden, sharing a brief social call in Corning.

Donald Wilmarth Clare of Corning Mes Wave Madden

Ledgerwoods Visit Relatives Across Neighbors Homes

Frank Ledgerwood and his wife from Greenfield visited the R. 8 Monahan and Leon Ledgerwood homes Sunday. They were joined by Mr Ledgerwood's sisters Mrs Monahan and Mrs William Heater and husband of St. Joseph who will accompany them for a few days to their brother's home.

Frank Ledgerwood Greenfield Monahan Leon Ledgerwood Lederwood

Beaconsfield Visit Returns Home To Mrs Manning

Mrs Lonah Manning and Na dine who have been visiting at Beaconsfield returned here Saturday evening and are visiting with Mrs Nvi Lower.

Lonah Manning Nadine Beaconsfield Mra Nvi Lower

Prohibition repeal support cited in January 1940 Gallup poll

The Janu ary 1940 Gallup poll shows 34 percent of voters favor repeal and a return to prohibition. The piece argues that voters lack full facts about prohibition, notes the rise in educated adults since 1933, and cites alleged economic and social trends during prohibition. Sponsored by W. C. T. U.

Hirty United States Gallup John Q Collier’s Weekly Chicago

U S Beer Population Deer in National Forests

Deer population in US national forests is about 1,450,000, reported as the most common game in the country. This figure highlights deer abundance across large forested areas and informs wildlife management considerations.

U. S

Domestic Rabbit Breeding Advances in Varieties

Domestic breeding has produced more rabbit varieties than any animal besides the dog. The expansion follows gains in Rumiania and broader European breeding programs, reflecting wartime disruptions and renewed agricultural focus.

Loafers Glory Renamed In Western North Carolina

A brief regional note indicates the term Loafer is replacing ephibet in western North Carolina. The change reflects local usage shifts as communities adopt the Loafer name in common speech.

North Carolina

Air-Fed Cattle Ranchers in Queensland Use Planes

Air-Fed cattle ranchers in Queensland Australia employ aircraft to deliver fodder to drought weakened herds. The innovative method aims to sustain cattle during feed shortages amid harsh conditions and isolation on remote ranches.

Queensland Australia

Milo Dugan Battling Illness From Shingles

Milo Dugan has fallen ill with shingles and remains under medical care as doctors monitor his condition and advise rest and prescribed therapies.

Milo Dugan

Summers Rest At Goudie Home For Mrs Puffer

Mrs Harry Puffer of Des Moines is visiting the Fred Goudie home for a summer vacation. She was alerted to return to her work but plans to come back after about two weeks of additional duties.

Harry Puffer Des Moines Fred Goudie Puffer

Maggie Douzlis Returns Home After Visit

Mrs Maggie Douzlis came back Saturday from a ten day visit with her son Grover and family in Red Oak.

Mra Maggie Douzlis Grover Red Oak

Grend River Homecoming Attendee Visits Relatives

Mr and Mrs Thos. Cunningham and Mr and Mrs Carl Sexton attended the Grend River homecoming Saturday evening and visited relatives and friends until Sunday evening.

Thos. Cunningham Carl Sexton Grend River

Dinner guests at Mrs Ida Savage home

Guests at a Sunday dinner hosted by Mrs Ida Savage included Mr and Mrs Wm Lappe Mr Johnson of Omaha Mr and Mrs L A Coy Cleo Saige and family

Ida Savage Wm. Lappe Mr Johnson Omaha L. A. Coy Cleo Saige

Family group attends Holiness Association meeting in Ta bor Frida

The Rev and Mrs Biggerstafft with children joined by Ruby and Alice Fickess of Sharpsburg attended the Holiness Association meeting at Ta bor Frida and Saturday and visited with Mrs Biggerstaffa's parents during the stay.

Ms Biggerstafft Ruby Alice Fickess Sharpsburg Holiness Association Tabor Frida Mrs Bigzerstaff

Mrs Lottie McColm Visiting Mrs S B Smith Sunday

Mrs Lottie McColm was a Sunday guest of Mrs S B Smith, sharing an afternoon visit at the Smith residence.

Mra Lottie McColm Mra. S. B. Smith

Buckner Family Visited Richard Buckner in Oakland

Mr and Mrs O M Buckner spent Sunday at the home of their son Richard Buckner in Oakland.

O. M. Buckner Richard Oakland

Iverson Visited Kent Wallace Home Over Weekend

Minneapolis resident Orville Iverson spent the weekend at the Kent Wallace residence, staying for informal social time and hospitality.

Orville Iverson Minneapolis Minnanta Kent Wallace

Barton Community Club Pot Luck and Picnic Plans

Barton Community club met Friday evening for a pot luck supper and short program. The annual picnic will be held on the third Sunday in August.

Barton Community Club

Missionary Band Picnics at Lake of Three Fires

Mes W L Chandler supervises a Missionary Band outing with Mesdames Lester Parks Glen Baker and Mrs Westrom to the Lake of Three Fires on Tuesday morning for a countryside picnic.

Mes W. L. Chandler Lester Parks Glen Baker Mrs Westrom Lake of Three Fires

Sunday School Picnic At Lake of Three Fires

The Young Peoples Sunday School class enjoyed a picnic after church services Sunday at the Lake of Three Fires.

Young Peoples

Bedford and Sharpsburg visitors share Sunday at Rev Biggerstaff

Mrs Ora Howes and Gladys of Bedford and Mrs Albert Fickess and Eula of Sharpsburg visited at the Rev Biggerstaff home Sunday.

Ora Howes Gladys Bedford Albert Fickess Eula Sharpsburg

Gravity visitor from Clarinda Monday

Lee Croaby of Clarinda visited Gravity on Monday as a local interest note.

Lee Croaby Clarinda

Local Visit Spreads News Across Amelia Nebraska

Mr and Mrs Homer Davie and Mr and Mrs Raymond Stowell from Amelia Nebraska arrived Sunday for a social call at the home of C A Stowell in town seeking a pleasant reunion and friendly chat with neighbors.

Homer Davie Raymond Stowell Amelia, Nebraska C. A. Stowell

Shenandoah couple visit cousin's home Sunday

Mr and Mrs Albert Lund of Shenandoah visited Sunday at the home of their cousin Mrs C. E. Martin and her husband.

Albert Lund Shenandoah C. E. Martin

Des Moines Visitor Joins Chandler Family Dinner

Mise Jeanne Chandler of Des Moines spent the weekend with grandparents FE J Posten and wife and Mrs F M Chandler. They all enjoyed dinner at the Chandler home on Sunday.

Mise Jeanne Chandler Des Moines FE. J. Posten Mra F. M. Chandler Chandler

Goodhues Visit Carlisle Family for Weekend Dinner

Mr and Mrs John Goodhue and their three sons from Carlisle were weekend guests of her parents Tom Young and wife. They also joined the Mark Young family for dinner on Sunday.

John Goodhue Carlisle Tom Young Mark Young

Miss Elizabeth McMabhill Visited Red Oak Parents Sunday

Miss Elizabeth McMabhill of Red Oak visited here Sunday at the home of her parents.

Elizabeth McMabhill Red Oak

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