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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1934
Page
4
Pearl Nelson announces her candidacy for re election as Clerk of the District Court in Taylor County Iowa on the Democrat ticket subject to voters at the June 1984 primary election.
Multiple candidates announce for county offices to run in the June primary. Nelle Thomas seeks the county recorder nomination under Republicans, Roger F. Warin runs for county attorney under Democrats, George Warin aims for the board of supervisors, and Jas. H. Daugherty seeks a county supervisor seat with terms beginning in 1935 or 1936 based on party will.
In County, John S. Reece annoints his candidacy for County Auditor subject to the will of Democratic voters in the June Primary. He declares his effort to seek the office through the party process and petitions.
A series of candidate notices urge voters in Taylor County to back contenders in upcoming June primaries. Names include Lacy for Sheriff, Kuba for Auditor, and J R Henderson for Treasurer from Clearfield, each requesting Republican or Democrat support in the respective primaries in 1984.
C. E. Ed Gaines declares his candidacy for the county board seat starting January 1, 1935, seeking the Republican primary nomination. He states the nomination is subject to the will of Republican voters at the primary.
Charles E. Swanson of Council Bluffs circulates nominating papers for Congress in the district. He was defeated by Otha D. Wearin two years ago, who plans another run. Wearin faces Swanson in the primary and would contend again in the fall general election if nominated. Swanson grew up near Clearfield and is well known in the county, likely aiding primary and general support.
Beanke Ledgerwood of Green Field visited here on Sunday at the home of his sister and father Mrs. R B Monahan and J W Ledgerwood.
A frugal dinner idea blends pork chops with a vegetable and soup base baked to tender. The dish uses peas carrots lima beans potatoes and rich brown juices. serves with ambrosia of oranges coconut sugar and water for a quick dessert.
A February report shows the Reconstruction Finance Corporation disbursed 4.786 billion in cash advances to railroads farmers homes and financial institutions. Banks and trust companies received 1.521 billion and repaid 820 million 84 percent while nonbank borrowers repaid 12 percent. Building and loan associations repaid 47 percent and insurance firms 39 percent, with banks leading in repayment ratios among major non governmental groups.
A Federal Reserve Bank official reviews the 1932 33 loan program under emergency powers noting only 14 borrowers qualified for credit of 1 417 000 of which 806 000 was actually lent and later only a portion remained outstanding Two borrowers entered receivership and the piece argues commercial banks end up supplying credit for eligible borrowers reflecting historic loan volume lags in cycles
The Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association led by Director D. H. Otis highlights 2,500 county key bankers as a powerful force for agricultural progress. Banker farmer tours connect bankers farmers and business leaders to share first hand methods and generate new ideas for communities.
The community recalls G L Brookman in a heartfelt tribute noting his stroke paralysis passing and his long life of faith outdoor life and cheerful service. He supported local business and charity, circulated the Dominion paper, and remained engaged in politics until near his death. He will be missed by many in this town and the bereaved family receive communal sympathy.
The Brookman family thanks all who assisted during illness and after the death of their husband and father. They acknowledge the floral offerings and express that kindness will never be forgotten from Mrs. G. L. Brookman and children.
Mrs G Le Brookman Mrs Lela Price and Pete Brookman traveled to Clarinda on a Tuesday afternoon for a business engagement.
Miss Minnie Johnston is confined to her home due to illness. Her sister Mrs. Lottie McColm is staying with her and caring for her.
The essay links Aesop's fable of four oxen and a lion to public health, noting four groups of people interact: workers, those who work with workers, those who are worked upon, and the general population. Unity among all groups is needed for effective programs and better outcomes.
Mrs Albert Parke came home Thursday evening after a week with her son George Parka in Des Moines.
Kenneth Parks and relatives visited Clarin on Sunday. The trip included time with family members and local acquaintances.
Mr and Mrs D E Cuttell of Clarinda attended the G L Brookman funeral service Friday afternoon and visited at the Brookman home in the evening.
Me and Mrs Frank Peterson and their young daughter from Omaha visited over the weekend at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A C Davis, along with other relatives and friends.
Spring approaches and the Drug Store advertises paint supplies for renovation and freshening up homes. The notice promotes seasonal availability and convenient shopping.
Classified ad lists heavy breed hens and pullets, leghorn hens, roosters and ducks with prices per pound, geese capons and broilers, beef hides horse hides sheep pelts pigeons guinea hens and eggs. Located near the fire station in Clarinda Iowa.
Readable text describes steaming dumplings with pineapple and spices. It provides two kitchen methods: a steamed pineapple cake with cream serving six, and a baked pineapple biscuit pocket with hard sauce. Recipes include measurements for flour sugar baking powder milk and cinnamon, plus cooking times.
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