Local social notes and visits from Malvern area
Community calendar items, visits, and gatherings. Mentions of Mrs Jessie Swadley, Mr and Mrs Gordon Anderson at Mee Pherson, Mary Swadley returning to Palmer Nebr, and numerous local households hosting dinners and attending meetings. Members of the American Legion Auxiliary, Polish program participants, and attendees at county events are listed along with travel to Denison and Des Moines for conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Phe
Nat
Aden
Peter
Borde
Pete Mar
Aloguhter
Parry Porter
Glee
Dietey
Son Tyereu
Onwrha
Ford Aitroge Heme
Rey Sttts
San Hay
Bell
Jessie Swadley
C. A. Lang
Pearle
Ora Douglas
Doris
Glen Conftt
Glen Jr
Jackie
Helen
Tml Mire Ver- van Johnsen Erste
Lane
Plsie Evans
J. J. Greenwivd
Jon Thorson
Creeenwood
D. C Coppage
America Legion Auxiliary
Malvern
Fidae
Poland
Welt Cramer
Alta Shoop
Mary Grheem
TH. Graven
WR Johnson
Mr Gang
Ivane Tharsis Thom Cobiorni
Sevural
Halph Aghios
Cobittoet
Wrath Darkin
Cate
Durbin
Notice of hearing in Mills County Iowa bankruptcy matter
The district court in Mills County Iowa reminds all persons interested that a county clerk received an application by Bates Receiver of the Bank for settlement of the dealers liabilities involving Jane Dolph and her husband. The matter seeks approval of a compromised settlement and the deed to property in Section 11 Township 72 Range 4 Malibu. The hearing is set for July 3 1936 at 8 o clock in the morning at Glenwood Iowa. Interested parties may appear and present any objections or evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Mills Counsty Towt
Glemwond
Bates
Bota Valles State Bank
Hastinva
Poway
Coupe
Glenwood
Iowa
Topeka balance sheet shows higher cash than prior year
Balance sheet from Topeka Kansas reports bigger cash on hand than last year ending 1235 fiscal. State treasurer Wo Rites notes deficits and concerns over current policy and expenditure levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Kansas
M. Landon
Wis
Rites
Wallace Paid 300 Firms 38 Million
The report details more than 10 000 in sugar and farm aid payments to major firms. Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company led with 1 022 037 dollars, Oahu Sugar 901 562, Lihue Plantation 815 409, plus Ewa and Waialua. mainland weights include United States Sugar Corporation Florida 785 038 and Delta and Pine Land 318 287. Cotton and hog payments feature Lee Wilson and Company 392 702 and Fontana Farms 155 573. corn hog averages run around 300. The disclosure follows a push by Senator Vandenberg to reveal recipients of grants over 10 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Sendle
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Rep
Mich
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company, Ltd
Oahu Sugar Company
Hawaii
Lihue Plantation Company
Ewa Plantation Company
Waialua Agricultural Company, Ltd
Waii
Bank Geis
National City Bank of
New York
AAA
Eastern Sugar Associates of
Puerto Rico
United States Sugar Corporation of Florida
Lee Wilson and Company
Mississippil County
Arkansas
Delta and Pine Land Company
Mississippi
Oscar Johnston
AAA Cotton Pool
Delta
Fontana Farms
California
Iown
Campbell Farming Corporation
Montana
Sutter Basin Corp., Ltd
Sutter Improvement Company of
Landon Starts First Vacation in Four Years
Gov. A M Landon and family begin the first vacation in four years as he travels to Estes Park Colorado then Topeka for his nomination notification speech. He plans two weeks rest and light horseback riding while aides accompany him. The trip includes Mrs Landon and the three children Peggy Anne Nancy Jo and John Cobb plus Mrs Samuel E Cobb and staff members. He will return for the Kansas legislature special session in July while Mrs Landon stays for the notification ceremony and the children spend the summer at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Rus
A M. Landon
Estes Park
Cab
Nancy Jo
John Cobb
Samuel E. Cobb
Landon
Roosevelt acreage reduction program affects corn import stats
In 1932 the United States imported 344.35 bushels of corn from foreign farms. By 1935 under the Roosevelt acreage reduction program imports fell to 44,439 bushels while production reached 1,814,900 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tax burden shifts with New Deal spending history
The article notes that income taxes funded about 55 percent of government spending from 1928 to 1992, but since 1992 the share paid by the rich dropped to roughly 20 percent, highlighting shifts in who bears the tax burden under New Deal era policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Unclear OCR Item on Trade Policy and Labor
Fragmentary text references butter market, foreign country disruption, and 1933 economic context. Mentions 19,603 pounds of imports and present administration policies. surrounding words are garbled. Unable to determine a coherent event or headline from the fragment.
Appointees Swell Federal Payroll Amid Expansion
The article reports a surge in federal appointments and personnel moves during the New Deal era. It cites figures on new hires, total personnel relocations, and the share of civil service merit regulations, linking the expansion to a reversion toward the spoils system and noting a large direct federal workforce in Washington at the era’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Marines
CCG
Andrew Jackson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Issi
Wilson
Coolidge
Noover
Lawrence Sullivan
Washington
Atlantic Monthly
Parley
City of
Prices Fall 13 Percent Since 1932 Amid Dollar Devaluation
Washington reports a study tracing commodity price declines on the gold standard. Using 1913 as base 100, index values show 1982 levels down 13 percent from 1935 figures and 131 to 78 for 1982 before devaluation, highlighting broader price erosion across years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
$1 A Word for WPA in Washington Headlines Prestige
Washington figures crown WPA writers as top paid authors for a 2 500 000 word United States guide. Harry Hopkins pushes typewriters to produce the National Guide within a 20 000 000 cultural program. Project costs reach 2 689 000 dollars, about a dollar per word, highlighting scarce payments from large national publications for these core contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harry L. Hopkins
United States
WRA
Assisting a Cumitial Yo Eacain The N R e
The fragmentary OCR text hints at unclear names and event details. It mentions assistance and a possible group or person phrase but lacks coherent facts to form a complete news item. No clear date place or organization is identifiable.
Vacation Billestl Imogene S Mills Story
Imogene S Mills vacation note details a busy social scene with relatives visiting Shenandoah and nearby towns. The column lists callers, church events, postmaster appointments, road wreck delays, and local families including Moore, Adams, and Gutschenritter, with updates on crops and community happenings.
East Liberty church visits and neighborly gatherings
Rev WG Barnes and Rev Howard Po Young visited East Liberty this week. Families from Hastings, Silver City, Omaha, and nearby towns attended services and shared dinners and social calls. Several relatives traveled to join church events as the congregation looks to services next Sunday at 10 am with a sermon and the usual after church gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WG. Barnes
Harmhure
Mro
AL Lo Haines
LaVern
Max Leu
Hastings
Fred Pierce
Near Hastings
Chas
Anderson
Howard Po Young
Stleee City
Dorothy Adams
Mary Henderson
Ro Ay Skerritt
Catherine
Silver City
East Liberty
Alrs
Ken Shephard
Margaret
Forever'y Mather
Han Reed
Atanta
Nebr
Hal Seaton
Rook
Heoterson
Mary
Dorothy Adame
Council West
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Emerson
Louis E. Lyon
Hroo
Mo Lang Ambi
Elien
Speet Sundey
Tn Giriwidd
Wueler
Clade Tu Chowk
Claas Wisituty
Verma Ath
Wichita
Raw
Prank Diehevne
Mee Gyhove
Abhe
Worth
Bor. Birdsall
Oal Evans
Ralph Aurdersen
J. AW. McLaing
Greenyreel
Pearl McLain
Denwood
Saturndry Mourning
Swat
Wo McLain
He Greenwood
Des Moines
Towal
Mills County
State of Five
Phaunitt
Hina Valley State Bank, Trastings
Towa
Cheapside
Shenandoah
Bares
Leiter
John Holders
National der Prete
Ton Rowee
ToubPaya Bmws
Imogene S. E. Mills
Vacation Bible School
Oath
Seloni
Elise
S. Worn Drake
Gid
F. Shrother Kennet
Sahay Divine Ry
Gieorge Monte
Joli Chievdler
Santas At Porters Frond Mra 11 Methure, Ene
Silver Cite
Ali
Addy
Pat Barrett
Trene Printy
Jane Printy
Creeley
Vom
Crow
Glo Hayes
Dayle Giver
Saughter
Piste
Bethany
Easheville
Il Edson
Geer
Anna
Delehant
Omaha
Donald Kalakaski
H. Hicks
Thurman
John Dempsey
Hicks
C. B. Abbott
Hazel Bussard
Everett Straight
Urocks
Margaret Gilbert
J. R. Minnick
Anna Maude
Ed Bussard
Ng Cloyd
Glen Hayes
Wendelle Stuelke
Skahutl Joel Hall
Howard Bishop
Pearl Niday Pind
Pranklin
Maxine
Bl FE Hillyer
Watho
Ross Beyne
Bert Kanthiover
Burehied
Nebeo
Saturehiy
Adkly Andl Daily
Miran
Geange
Ralph
Muse
Bae
Ned
Curd Prada
Miury Hastert
Stern jPreka
Sadiey
Sadie Derry
Rudy Costello
Sara Gee
Florence Gee
State Park
Mamburg
Ben Gayton
Aline
Edo
Annabelle
Doig Reynolds
Ear Glenwend
Wclsde Targer
Gerald Hird
Ajr
Bird
Marjorie
Mo AL Tlatehaw
Evelyn
Near Henderson
Miss Innocence
Allis-Chalmers
Shlu
T. L. Salyers
Malvern, Iowa
Jermite
Pbi
Jermipee
Jasd Gar
Collins Drug Co
Mutuit Act Uted
TIM Lak Laboratories
Deg Moines
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