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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1934
Page
1
A Democrat Pearl Nelson announces candidacy for re election to the office of Clerk of the District Court in Taylor County Iowa subject to voters will at the June 1934 primary.
Nelle Thomas announces candidacy for County Recorder subject to Republican voters at the June primary. Also announced is a bid for County Attorney, to the Democratic voters at the primary, and a nomination for the Board of Supervisors, subject to Democrat voters at the next June primary starting January 1 1985. George Warin.
Formal declaration by Jas. H. Daugherty seeking the Democratic nomination for county supervisor in Taylor County. Term starts January 1 1986. Filed for the June primary under party rules.
John S. Reece announces candidacy for County Auditor in the Democratic primary. The filing signals official entry and party nomination aim for the county in June.
The notice announces candidate Sheriff Sheroeby for Taylor county, subject to Democrat voters June primaries. It requests support from readers. A separate line proclaims Thomas L. Kuhn as a candidate for Auditor of Taylor county, subject to the June 1984 primary, with an appeal for support.
J R Henderson of Clearfield announces candidacy for nomination as County Treasurer. He seeks the Republican vote at the June 4 primary, pledging courteous, economical, and efficient service if nominated and elected. Support appreciated.
C. B. Gaines Ed announces candidacy for the county board nomination with term starting January 1, 1985, subject to Republican primary voters.
Charles KE Swanson circulates nomination papers for Congress in the district. He was defeated two years ago by Otha D Wearin who will run again. Swanson, from near Clearfield, is well known in the county and seeks party nominations in June for the fall general election.
Frank Ledgerwood of Greenfield visited Sunday at the home of his sister and father Mel R B Monahan and J W Ledgerwood.
A vintage recipe outlines a dinner featuring pork chops baked atop vegetables in a casserole with peas carrots lima beans raw potato and hot liquor from vegetables. It includes steps to brown chops simmer with water and season then bake at 350 degrees for about an hour. Ambrosia dessert combines orange sections coconut and sugar in layered servings.
An official RF C report issued March 8 shows banks and trust companies repaid 54 percent of the 4 1/2 billion dollars advanced to them since February 1932. Non banking borrowers repaid less than 12 percent, while building and loan associations and insurance companies posted higher repayment shares.
Federal Reserve review notes expansion of bank lending in early recovery. From 1932 to 1933, New York Fed processed 1,286 loan applications under emergency law, with only 14 qualifying for credit totaling 1.417 million. 806 thousand was actually loaned, later most outstanding. The ABA Journal and NYT quote that commercial banks ultimately serve eligible borrowers, with credit lag following business activity, as seen in England.
D. J. Otis of the Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association says 2,500 county key bankers form a strong force for agricultural improvement. They provide organized help to progressive bankers and promote banker-farmer tours to connect bankers, farmers, and other business leaders with practical agricultural methods and new ideas.
In memory of G. L. Brookman a Civil War veteran who died after a stroke and remained active in town life. He enjoyed outdoor work, fishing, plant orders, and political involvement, delivering the community paper and helping fund worthy causes. His faith and cheerful manner were noted as hallmarks of his life. He will be missed by family and the community.
The Brookman family expresses sincere thanks to all who helped during illness and after the death of their husband and father. Special thanks to Argo for beautiful floral offerings. Your kindness will never be forgotten. Mrs. G. L. Brookman and Children.
Mrs G L Brookman Mrs Lela Price and Pete Brookman took a business trip to Clarinda on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Johnston remains confined to her home due to illness with her sister Mrs. Lottie McColm staying to care for her.
Mrs John Alexander serves as clerk at the Monahan store while Mrs Monahan has been unable to work for some time due to illness described as hearth trouble.
Aesop’s tale of four oxen united against a lion mirrors public health work. Workers, those who help workers, those worked upon, and the general population must align to ensure programs prevent illness and save lives. Unified interests maximize program value and impact.
Mrs Albert Parke returned home Thursday evening from a week’s visit at the home of her son George Parka in Des Moines.
Kenneth Parks and his family visited relatives in Clarin Da on Sunday. The trip focused on family reunion and catching up with distant kin.
Mr and Mrs DE Cattell of Clarinda attended the G L Brookman funeral service Friday afternoon and visited at the Brookman home in the evening.
Mr and Mrs Frank Petergon and their little daughter of Omaha spent the weekend at the home of Mrs A G Davis and her husband and other relatives and friends.
Spring is arriving and the Drug Store offers paint supplies for home projects. Find a range of colors and finishes for indoor and exterior use, plus helpful tips from staff.
Classified notice from Clarinda Iowa seeks heavy breed hens pullets and Leghorn hens plus fat young roosters ducks geese capons broilers and hides. Prices listed per pound and per item with market egg price. Located near fire station the listing invites buyers and sellers to contact locally.
A playful passage links dimples to dumplings and shares two fruit based dimly sweet dumpling recipes. One uses canned pineapple with a steamed batter, a pudding dish, and cream. The other bakes pineapple filled rolls in a hot oven with hard sauce for six servings.
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