Mrs Frank Dunkin helps care for Wil son family
Subscribe for The Independent Mrs. Frank Dunkin of near Conway came Sunday to help care for Mr. and Mrs. Edd Wilson. Baby Chicks Leghorns sell for 10c each at Gravity Hatchery run by Mrs. George Posten who travels to St. Joe to be with sister Mrs. Roy Rainforth in hospital. Mr. Posten stays with EB Posten as health remains poor.
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Frank Dunkin
Conway
Edd Wilson
George Posten
St. Joe
Roy Rainforth
Mr. Posten
EB. J. Posten
For Sale Red clover seed and terrier
Dr C B Eller dentist Clarinda Iowa notes for sale red clover seed and spayed black and white rat terrier. Mrs Ralph Dunkin Creston visits Mrs Anna Flock who has been sick but is much better now. Guy Campbell.
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Ralph Dunkin
Creston
Anna Flock
Guy Campbell
Mr and Mrs Homer Walter and family visit Will Price home
Mr and Mrs Homer Walter and their Bedford family spent Sunday at the Will Price home, sharing a day with friends.
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Homer Walter
Bedford
Will Price
Streets Improved by Grader and Harrow Work
On Monday the streets were greatly improved by extensive grading and drag harrowing. They are now in fair condition, marking a significant recovery from the poor state they have experienced over the last four months.
Rich man buys old thrillers in finer binding
The former hayloft reader who loved Nick Carter and old King Brady has become wealthy and now purchases the same dime novel in a superior binding at two dollars per copy.
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Nick Carter
Brady
Palomino Club Holds Family Party At Mrs Ree mer Home
The Palomino club held a social evening Monday at Mrs George Reemer’s house. Inclement weather and bad roads limited attendance to a portion of the club and their families. Hostess Mrs Vernon Gold and others served a two course lunch.
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Palomino Club
George Reemer
Vernon Gold
Severe Winters Indicate No Clear Link to Iowa Corn Yield
A Weather and Crop Bureau study from the Iowa Department of Agriculture finds January and February temperatures show little relation to Iowa corn yields over 39 years. The report notes heavy snows may depress next year’s yields while light snows can boost them, with moisture and planting delays cited as key factors.
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Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Gravity prices surge as Menohe Clarinda sale inflames market
Market reports show BoP activity yesterday with Menohe and Clarinda driving a gravity of trade. Officials noted unusual liquidity and a swift shift in investor sentiment as prices moved higher amid limited supply.
Laying Mash 33 All Feeds and Hatchery Offerings
A terse listing notes big feeders for laying stock and brooders, with references to goad jing butt gravity 25 per cwt, and feed products from a hatchery. The fragment hints at grain and supplement options for poultry production.
Everglades Eden Remark Sparks Miami Cain Debate
A quote attributed to Mr. Hoover likens the Everglades to the Garden of Eden, while reliable sources contend that Miami offers a superior setting to raise Cain, stirring a clash of regional impressions.
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Mr. Hoover
Everglades
Garden of Eden
Miami
Cain
Repairs Begin After Fire Damages Johnston Home
Minnie Johnston works on the roof of her home damaged by fire. Her sister Mrs. Lottie McColm, long in Shenandoah and New Market, recently returned and stays with Minnie though in frail health. McColm plans to return to her own home soon.
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Minnie Johnston
Lottie McColm
Shenandoah
New Market
Miss Johnston
School Board Reorganizes Elects Gaebler President
Local board met Tuesday evening and organized. J. A. Gaebler was reelected president as newly elected directors were sworn in. The petition for a special bond election to fund a new schoolhouse was favorably considered. Notice appears in another column.
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J. A. Gaebler
Winners of Four-School declamatory contest meet at Corning
Gravity and Sharpsburg victors from the local Four-School declamatory contest traveled to Corning last week to compete in a nine-team event. Each entered a different class, but none captured first place. Firsts went to Corn ing Red Oak and Malvern, with all local contestants giving solid efforts.
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Gravity
Sharpsburg
Corning
Red Oak
Malvern
Mrs Francis Travels To Lincoln Then Home Via Corning
Mrs J S Francis journeyed to Lincoln Nebraska on Wednesday evening of last week and returned home via Corning Sunday evening. She visited with her daughter Georgaina a University of Nebraska senior during the trip.
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J. S. Francis
Lincoln
Nebraska
Corning
Georgaina
University of Nebraska
Federal Indemnity Increased On Cattle Losses
The federal government raises maximum indemnity for cattle disposed after tuberculin test to 36 dollars on grades and 70 dollars on pure breds, effective for cattle tested after February 19. Salvage values reduce losses. average indemnity across January reactors was 41.66 dollars, with net loss 25.02 dollars.
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Iowa Department of Agriculture
J. A. Barger
Iowa
Two Car Complex on a Slim Salary Annoys Residents
A narrow income leaves residents living in a two car complex frustrated by tight budgets. Local tenants voice concerns over upkeep costs and parking constraints. They seek better management and financial relief amid rising living expenses.
Visitors and homecoming notes from Carbon tale
Mrs. Wm. Drake of Carbon visits the Jay Beemer home with friends. Miss Evelyn Morley returns home from St. Joe after an appendicitis operation recovery.
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Mrs. Wm. Drake
Carbon
Jay Beemer
Evelyn Morley
St. Joe
Fisherman’s near miss echoes for hopeful office seeker
A local figure who narrowly missed an appointment compares the experience to a fisherman who loses the prized catch. The remark frames the political disappointment as a familiar sting, highlighting perseverance and public service ambitions.
Local Figures Move About In St Joseph and Nearby
Hal Lyon traveled to St Joe on Tuesday while Mrs Ora Nelson of Sharpsburg handled business at the drug store here yesterday.
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Hal Lyon
St. Joe
Ora Nelson
Sharpsburg
Gravity Hatchery Runs at Full Capacity This Week
Gravity Hatchery reports doubling output to 16 000 eggs this week, aiming to meet demand and capture a $3.00 per case premium above market price for high quality full blood poultry stock.
For Sale Some Good Baled Oats Straw Brady
Classified notice for baled oats straw offered by Chas Brady. Two-ton pair dimensions not specified. Item described as good quality baled straw, available for purchase. Contact details not provided in fragment.
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Chas
Brady
Hand infection from pin scratch escalates to bone scraping
Mrs. Oscar Roush suffered a severe infection on her right hand after a pin scratch. She was taken to Dr. Maloy in Bedford where the wound was lanced and bone scraped. Her condition is serious and she may require hospital care.
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Oscar Roush
Maloy
Bedford
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Joseph S. Pieringer
Optometrist
Eldon Morris
C. B. Eller
Clarinda, Iowa
E. E. Kirby
Gravity, In
Gravity Oil Company
T. B
Iow
Bop
Menohef Clarinda
Ledgerwood's Store
Swift
Quick Naptha
TN Hana
Au Vais
Larabee’s
Iowa Druggists Association
Frank Wright
Conway Ahrens Drug Co
H. C. Lyon
Gravity Glen O. Taylor
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