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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1947
Page
3
The June weather brought heavy rain totals of 1.05 inches and strong winds. Fruit and garden crops suffered uneven damage with tomato plants most affected, prompting high demand for replacements while larger plants largely survived.
Work on the Legion project has progressed with the structure now enclosed enabling interior work regardless of weather. The legion chose not to use government supplied materials opting for entirely new materials, enhancing the building. The initial material purchase has been sold to Lenox parties.
The following names are listed as subscribers who have paid independent subscriptions since the last report: Walter Algar, C. A. Barnes, Elton Gall, Elvin Beemer, S. M. Huriteman, Raymond Robey, A. D. Robey, Kenneth Warrens, Glen Lock, Mre Clara Hook, Mra Wave Madden, Harry Livingston, Earle Parka, C. A. Robinson, Harry Cole, Cleo Burge, Earl McMathill, Mra Clyde Lawgon.
David Lawrence argues Congress has a duty to shield workers from threats of strikes and labor strife by union bosses. He praises honest democratic unions and condemns fascist-like control of unions, saying such bosses cannot be tolerated in free America.
A wide array of unusual items has accompanied U S presidents, from a Moroccan sultan’s Lion for Andrew Jackson to a bear at the White House, Lewis and Clark’s western sample, Madison’s homemade wool suit, and a table carved from the Resolute ship timbers. The list covers gifts received since John Adams moved into the unfinished White House in 1800.
The agriculture department says home gardening will broaden from vegetables to flowers and ornamentals this year. Paul C. Stark notes gardeners will build on vegetable success, with zinnias marigolds petunias and chrysanthemums among favored flowers.
A cold water soak loosens starchy foods and dairy while hot water soaks aid utensils with sugar or grease. Do not soak iron long to avoid rust. For greasy items wipe and rinse, then soak hot with baking soda.
Wiring must be safe and adequate for farm use. If motors start slowly lights glow yellow and flicker or brooders and heaters run slow to reach temperature, wiring is likely undersized. Overloaded circuits drop voltage and reduce efficiency of 110 volt equipment such as irons and toasters.
Waterproofing luggage requires two coats of spar varnish or floor enamel to seal against moisture. Thoroughly wipe surfaces with turpentine to remove wax or grease before application. Do not work near fire or flame. Clear lacquer offers a colorless alternative with less tint.
Free Methodist Church announces services led by Pastor Bertha A Brown. Sunday School at 10:00 a m Ministry of the Word at 11:00 Young People’s Service at 7:30 Preaching Service at 8:00 Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8:00 Fast Prayer Friday at 10 a m All invited to join these services.
The Methodist Church led by Pastor W. J. Weber announces preaching at 10:00 with the sermon Hear Ye Him. Church School follows Worship Service. An 8:00 evening song service and meditation is planned. Prayer Meeting Wednesday morning at 9:30.
Mrs Georgia King and Mr and Mrs Bob of Cedar Rapids were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Karl King. The grain show and mid day event are referenced in the brief social column with unclear details.
On a humid August day a perspiring woman paid a bus fare while shouting children swarmed the vehicle. She defended the crowd when asked if they were hers, declaring they are all mine and it is no picnic.
The article outlines preventing swine brucellosis by herd blood testing and removing reactors via slaughter or segregation. Regular testing of breeding stock and their replacements, plus sanitary measures, are urged to curb abortions and deformities and protect future herds.
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