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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1934
Page
1
Announcements declare candidacies for Clerk of District Court, County Recorder, County Attorney, and Representative for Taylor County, Iowa. Submissions indicate party affiliation and June 1934 primary election as the selection process with names Pearl Nelson Nelle Thomas Vernon R. Smith.
County residents hear multiple self declared campaigns for local offices in June 1934 primaries. Thomas L Kane announces candidacy for Auditor Taylor county while T V Lacy seeks Sheriff. both urge Democrat voters support in the upcoming primary.
Leonard L. Moore declares candidacy for State Representative from Taylor County subject to Republican primary will. George Warin runs for Board of Supervisors with Democrat voters' support in the June primary for the term starting January 1, 1985. Lama to nominate for county Board of Supervisors term starting January 1, 1986 subject to Democrat primary and Jas H Daugherty entered.
John S. Reece announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Auditor subject to Democratic voters in the county during the June Primary.
The text lists a candidate for County Treasurer subject to Democrat voters in the June 4 primary and a candidate for County member beginning January 1, 1985 subject to Republican voters at the C E Gaines. It reflects party nomination conditions and voter choice in the primary election context.
C E Longfellow of Bedford seeks Republican support for Supervisor I seat with term starting January 1, 1936. J R Henderson of Clearfield runs for County Treasurer in the June 4 primary. A J Willson of Benten Township seeks nomination as Auditor of Taylor County with June 4 primary in view.
Regular services detailed with Sunday Church School at 10:00 a m Worship at 11:00 Epworth League at 7 15 p m and Evening Service at 8 00 p m Invitations extend for all to attend with friends. Noted a large attendance last Sunday with some absentees missing their usual place and the pastor missing the congregation.
The Free Methodist Church invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m., preaching at 11:00 a.m., Sunday evening service at 7:30 p.m., and Wednesday prayer meeting. A class meeting is held first Sunday of each month at 11:00 a.m. All ages are welcomed to every service.
On April 25 1984 the Clerk of the District Court of Taylor County Iowa appointed H P Jaqua as Administrator of the estate of William H Price deceased. All debtors must pay and all claimants present them legally authenticated for allowance. Dated April 26 1934.
An unusual veto blocks Armstrong from the supervisor race in Tayter County, saying the action serves the county's best interest. Officials assess implications as supporters argue the move narrows electoral options.
Executing Manager of the American Bankers Association argues public mistrust of bankers is irrational. He states most bankers weathered the boom and crisis ethically, while a small minority’s misconduct harmed public perception. He notes only a fraction suffered losses and thanks bankers who guided institutions through the disaster.
The Federal Reserve System and the Comptroller of the Currency will jointly raise trust department examinations to the level of commercial bank exams. Trust experts will lead twelve district staffs with units in Beaton Atlanta Richmond and Chicago. State chartered banks in the system will face coordinated federal oversight, standardizing trust department operations nationwide.
Sella Mann and wife of Glear field spent Sunday with their mother Mrs T C Mann. They attended Memorial services at the M E Church also.
Tax reductions were enacted annually while Armstrong served on the Board of Supervisors, reflecting steady fiscal policy during his tenure. The record notes ongoing governance actions and local government budgeting through his years of service.
District Court in Taylor County Iowa Equity Cause No. plaintiff Dave Heaton seeks to quiet title to the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 27 Township 69 North Range 34 West Fifth P M asserting twenty years adverse possession. Defendants unknown claimants are notified to appear by noon August 1934 term at Bedford Court House Iowa or default will be entered. STANLEY & STANLEY Attorneys for Plaintiff. When T F Armstrong retired as board member there was money in every fund. adv.
Charles City Iowa rally notes show Dan Turner challenging machine politicians and calling for honest representation of workers and citizens in the gubernatorial primary. He argues public utilities and pipelines should not be controlled by entrenched interests and urges voters to decide at Monday’s polls.
A speaker pledges to run free of group entanglements if nominated and elected and promises relief for farmers and homeowners. He vows to fight for lower interest rates, lower taxes, and higher farm-product prices, arguing these measures will ease burdens on taxpayers.
The guide advises applying the first cover spray about 10 to 20 days after the calyx, adjusted for rain and worm emergence expectations. If cool wet weather persists, scale may grow and the interval shortens. dry spells allow up to nearly three weeks. Recommend 4 quarts liquid lime sulfur or 8 to 4 pounds dry form plus 2 pounds hydrated lime and 14 pounds lead arsenate per 50 gallons.
T H Isaac County Agent advises spraying fruit trees to protect apples plums pears and cherries when temperatures exceed 80 degrees. Spray mainly the fruit but ensure thorough coverage on all sides for effective disease and pest control.
Former congressman enters race as candidate for the Republican nomination for representative. The filing signals a bid to win the party nod and move toward the general election.
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