Local Notes on People and Businesses in Parsons Area
Strahan Mise Hester Ann Bilis returns to Parsons to resume duties after a brief visit. Buford Pettigrew buys into Chas Hambsch general store grocery line with plans for maple products. Hambech will run the dry goods. Mrs. Laughlin hospitalized in Iowa City for observation with possible operation. her husband and father travel for support. Various social visits, meetings, and a Riverton defeat noted along with community events and travel to Madison for a Moehnert reunion.
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Buford Pettigrew
Chas. Hambsch General Store
Hambech
Raymond Laughaiin
Iowa City
Qacar Briley
Laughlin
Ed Laughlin
Bilho Has a Job at USDA Under U Silby Authority
Theodore U Silby former Mississippi governor sits at his desk after assuming duties in the United States Department of Agriculture as official information gatherer of public opinion on farm administration.
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Theodore U,silby
Mississippi
United States Department of Agriculture
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Library of Congres
Wize
Bibliotheque Natonale
Paris
Paecum
Emerson area family visitors and local moves noted
Charles Barnett of Rock Island Illinois spent the weekend with his nephew Floyd Winters. I N Cheney and Morris Weed of Elyria Indiana were Omaha visitors Monday. John Fuller and son Frank of St Joseph Missouri visited with Mrs Frank Edie. Maxine Edie accompanied them home for a two week visit. Paul Edie and Polly Edie of Cassville Missouri and Eylene Smith of Eureka Springs Arkansas visited. Frank Clutes of Red Oak moved to the Schick property south of town and will work for Thorson Chevrolet. Kirby Jackson took a school bus job for Wales Consolidated. Hoyt Ward and daughter Ning and Gerald Lee of Ottumwa visited at Ward's home during the period.
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Ernest Wederqvist
Mary Granniman
New Haven
Wederqvist
Strahan
Riverton
Coslett
Gray
French
Johnson
Bellknap and
Grindle
Walter Angus
Bunday
Tuck Bolton
Frank Johnson
Herbert Johnson
Sheila
Dale Laughlin
Mra
Arthur Corley
Erpent
Lorraine
Charles Kaylon
Otha Hyde
Will Wolfe
Will McCain
Hugh McCain
Tom Hrazelton
Norris Woodill
Hd Peterson
Gilbert McCain
Shenandoah
Lester Ervin
Near
Randolph
Lewis DeGase
Emma Moore
Leo Hirachman
Omaha
Chicago
Scott Irvin
John Fuller
Gon. Frank
St. Joseph
Frank Edie
Maxine
Mia
Paul Edie
Polly
Cassville
Lanton Edie
Heber Springs
Ark
Mise Eylene Smith
Eureka Springs
Frank Clutes
Red Oak
Schick
Mr. Cittes
Thorson Chevrolet Company
Kirby Jackson
Wales Consolidated School
Wales
Farm Loan Rates Will be Sealed Down Fattier
The county hears a statement from Bert Waddell of the Farm Loan Commission via T. Q. Records on substantial debt scale-down for farmers. Loans cap at 5000 dollars and may total 75 percent of appraised value. Payments may be deferred if not in default. loans repayable in annual or semi annual installments. Examples show initial large loans used to refinance mortgages, taxes, and other debts, with interest ranging 7 to 8 percent.
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T. Q. Records
Milla County National Farm Loan Association
Bert Waddell
Farm Loan Commisssioner
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Shrseraern
National
Farm Joan Association
Federal Land Bank
Records
Waddell
Joane
Wangly
Toner
Wills Family Hosts 4th Holiday Guests in Mt Vernon
On July 4 Mr and Mrs G F E Wills welcomed eleven guests including daughters Mrs H B Danford and Mrs W C Vanderpool and their families. The Vanderpools and daughter Joan drove to Hastings then returned home to Anderson. Fireworks drew a crowd in Red Oak while local farmer W A Bower harvested grain with tractor and binder. A two inch rain last Friday and Saturday brought relief to corn. Mr and Mrs Smith and their young son from Omaha visited relatives here last Sunday.
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G. FE. Wills
H. B. Danford J
W. C. Vanderpool
Hastings
W. A. Bower
Mia
Smith
Little Son
Omaha
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