Gravity Independent announces publication details
The Gravity Independent notes editor and publisher S. Francis leads the paper. It mentions mailing at Gravity, Iowa as a second class matter and lists post office delivery details.
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1947
Page
3
The Gravity Independent notes editor and publisher S. Francis leads the paper. It mentions mailing at Gravity, Iowa as a second class matter and lists post office delivery details.
Iowa sportsmen were urged by the State Conservation Commission to send pheasant leg and quail wing samples to Des Moines or to local officers. By examining spur, feather shape, and wing features, biologists aim to determine bird age and yearly production. Officials request identifying marks with no county, hoping for 20,000 feet and many wings for accuracy. payment to collectors is 20,000 of each, with more samples encouraged.
Francis Kutish urges producers to forecast next fall before reducing this spring pig crop, stressing prudent planning and risk assessment for swine operations.
Iowa State College farm economist reports farmers plan to cut hogs to farrow in spring due to high corn prices. If a good corn crop is likely next year, feeding margins may favor livestock feeding. Some sell corn now and breed sows for late spring farrow to ride high grain prices.
Lee Berry came back Monday at noon after spending the weekend in Indianola with relatives.
A reflection on the 160th anniversary since the signing of the U S Constitution on September 17 1787. The piece recalls the Preamble and mentions Gladstone praising the document while noting its enduring adaptability through wars and amendments.
Fragment discusses a changing political and economic outlook and the liberties of the American people as a guidepost to the world.
A column argues postwar productivity in Canada and the United States remains high while nations adopting government management falter. It warns against shifting from private enterprise, cites England’s troubling experience, and urges preserving private ownership and free management to maintain living standards and liberties.
Mies Gertrude Posten attended the Postmaster's convention at Red Oak on Tuesday. She accompanied the county's other postmasters for the gathering.
Mr and Mrs Herry Burmeister attended the National Harvest convention and banquet in Des Moines Monday evening.
Kenneth Meyers and his wife purchased the Mrs Oliver Posten home in southwest Gravity. The closing occurred last week with possession expected on or before December first due to Mrs Posten storing items there.
Mrs Margaret Damewood returns home from Des Moines where she visited her daughter and husband, Mr and Mrs Carl Werner, on Thursday.
The Oak Hill Ladies Aid will hold an all day meeting at the home of Mabel Sha Far on Wednesday November 12 for church bazaar preparations. Members are asked to come and bring a covered dish.
Opal Pitman traveled to Villicca on Wednesday to attend the funeral of a friend, paying respects at the service.
The Missionary Study Group will meet with Mr. J E Clark on Wednesday November 12. Misa Orra Musker serves as lesson leader.
Mr and Mrs Dense with Roberta traveled over the weekend visiting the Grece Foster home in Hawarden and the Cleo Roberis home in Conway.
A historical note indicates that thirty nine percent of all families in the United States lack electricity. The data highlights widespread energy access gaps affecting many regions and households across the nation.
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