Hastings Community News And Baseball Score
Hastings news recaps church potluck plans at Stay Be Iaven Zand and a church supper. It lists local visitors and guests from Red Oak Malvern Council Bluffs and Riverton plus a 12 to 4 Hastings win over Bartlett. A wrist injury at a tree incident is noted along with Friday and Sunday visits and school session reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eppwourth League
Billy Tongstreet
Red Oak
Robert Hanscom
Wage Ord
Tom Cheisty
Tilenwood
Dent Pites
Ralph
Mirsin Trace
Wlarinny
Leon Smit
Glenwend
Flincsdiy
Toy
Carleen
Wendell Chit
Carolyn Lanyerd
VR Ord
Hastings Tine
Bartlett
Hastings Wit
Bille
M. EE
Max Quimby
Onvtha
Roy Quimby
W. O. Resh
Chabot
Kenneth Hall
Hiverson
Lorraine Clark
Council Bluffs Visiud
Francis Fisher
Shenandoah
Nellie Fisher
Ted Clark
Delores
Lawrence White
Strahan
Harald Bixler
Baby
Omaha
W. S
Mosestter
Luiken
Malvern
Thor
Mir A
Miers
Pony
Pantine
Oaks Sunday School Attendance and Visits Report
Attendance 69 with nine visitors at Oaks Sunday school. Primary children recited memor ies. Talks and multiple home visits noted including the Schilling, Castor, Mahan, Cole, Brammeier, and Vimer families. Leader want ads pay and pay and pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memiry
Mowery
Tugwell's Waste Goes On and On
Washington held that the President's transfer of relief funds to Rexford Tugwell's resettlement administration was unconstitutional, yet the ruling did not curb the vast public spending. The TA's projects span land options, housing, and land purchases, with thousands spent and few homes completed.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Beonpe
Alghea Ecuers
Pietween
Geri
Maren
Cis
Saalia
Otter Exqoeditieres
Margimell Paadignes
Poral Rehabilitation
Tugwell
Minnesota
Payrollers Write Book: Ickes Collects Royalties
Washington reports that Buck to Work, a book credited to Interior Secretary Ickes, was largely written by press agents for the PWA and paid with taxpayers’ money. Michael Ross, an English writer, was hired on the PWA payroll to craft the recovery story, then rewritten by Jonathan Lather. Additional contributions came from K Sewell Wingheld, Michael Straus, and David Wolfsohn of the PWA publicity staff.
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Washington
Buck
Marald L. Ickes
Interior
Ickes
PWA
Clark Bareman
Roosevelt Foundation
Michael Ross
England
America
Ross
Efforta
Jonathan Lather
K. Sewell Wingheld
S&ireetor
Power Division
Michael Straus
David Wolfsoho
PWA Publerty Etait
Robust Spring Zephyrs Reveal Federal Waste
Investigators found 38 carloads of unlung stored in Federal Surplus Commodities rooms on Worth Water street. Twenty WPA workers were loading spoiled ongas that had rotted while awaiting distribution to relief families. Foreman John Thompson denied dumping and claimed the goods were for planting gardens. A reporter tracing a truck was halted as warehouse officials barred access to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Worth Water Street
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
WPA
FSCC
John Thompson
Thompson
Unclear fragmentary notice from Leader office
Damaged OCR text mentions an appeal by a Roosevelt administration up to mid May, with references to various government actions and papers. The readable content is incomplete and contains many garbled terms.
More Farmers Qualify Under New Soil Program Rule
A new rule expands eligibility for soil program grants. Farms meeting minimums must devote 14.15 percent of soil depleting base to conserving practices to qualify for payments, with deductions for shortfalls. The example shows shifts from depleting to conserving acres, payments per acre, and adjustments for landlords and operators, aiming to tighten 1935 figures for 1936 compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Conservation Committee
Story Farm
Suil
Plattville 4-H Club Plans Achievement Show
The River Valley Junior Farmers 4-H club met at Clifton West’s home to discuss demonstration teams and plans for Mills county 4-H Achievement Show. Clifton West demonstrated showing a colt with foal while members reviewed judging prints for the colt. The meeting adjourned after lunch hosted by Mrs. Vest and attendees later went to the free show in Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Valley Junior Farmers 4-H Club
Clifton
Mills County
Clifton West
Vest
Pacific Juestion
Anderson Township Club Tour Visits Local 4-H Projects
The Nishua Valley Junior Feeders 4-H club held its annual club tour starting at 7 AM at the Clinton Parker home. Members visited baby check, celt, lamb, and fig projects while Ed Wearin and County Club Agent Dale Thorn Ren demonstrated fitting and showing different projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishua Valley
Clinton Parker
Ed Wearin
County Cluic
Dale Thorn“ren
Apple Crop to Be Light This Year in Iowa
Mills county fruit growers should spray their apples by July 10 to combat second brood moths detected across Iowa. Extension horticulturist Edgecombe warns spray must mix 11-2 pounds lead arsenate per 50 gallons water, with adjustments if scab or blotch are present. Most wormy fruit appears where spraying was thorough. expect a national crop around 75 percent of normal.
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Mills County
John IH. Longstreet
Irank
S. W. Edgecambhe
Town State College
Ames
Edgecombe
Towa
Edgecombe Futte
United States
Glenwood and Malvern Split League Honors on Thursday
In a wild tilt at Malvern Glenwood Bradley’s team smothered Wallers scoring in every inning, peak seven runs in the sixth. Hatcher allowed six hits and three walks with two home runs while Font and others chipped in. Wallers totaled 4 runs off 23 hits and 12 errors marked the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Bradleys
Glenwood
Wallers
Hatcher
Bradley
Font
Hilton
Hertz
Hacons
Millers
Hardy
Bacons H
Turse
Cheng Cir
Devore
Bacons Teads Willers
Watts
Hoover
Imogene Mills records egg candling and local happenings
Imogene Mills reports oddities from a local store including eggs candled that contained live chicks while some were not, a small hatchling surviving, and high store temperatures. Local residents, including Torpy, Maher, and Saner families, deal with illnesses, travels, purchases, and visits. A fire damages a hen house. Randolphy and Shenandoah fire crews contain the blaze and Roy Martles’s house escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern Maher
Imogene
Narod Maher
Randolphy
Shenandoah
Roy Martles
Nations Debt Grows in U S Treasury Report
The United States national debt rose to 1.428 billion dollars on April 200e, up from 28.674 million the prior year, according to treasury officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Bearcut Ickeson Wins Title Amid RecordPurse Controversy
In a disputed finish referee Reve velt rules Bearcat wins undisputed champion status. A massive relief purse reportedly valued near two hundred and fifty million dollars sparks a secrecy dispute. Widespread speculation centers on Argentina’s ability to compete and broader implications for the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickeson
Revevelt
Gassers Shut Out Atlantic Nine In Sunday Bout
Mills County Gassers defeated Atlantic 2 to 0 in a pitchers’ duel on the fair grounds field. Wilkinson earned the win with five hits allowed and key strikeouts. Next Sunday the Gassers meet Mondamin, a strong club with a solid season record, in a hard fought showdown. A note mentions U S military youths may enter various sports with some sent to the Olympics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Mills County Gassers
Wilkinson
Gassers
UN Gassers
Mandamin Eich
Fair Grounds
Mondamin
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Hastings
Epworth League
Waubensie Park
Paence Netsear
Leslie Dawson
Riverton
Linthicum
Mima
Marvel Jinlah
A. ID
Christy
OAKS
Forrest Achenbaugh
Darlene
Darrell
Mes
Mariaban
Velma
Jewell
Henry Schilling
Rush
Malcolm Cole
Joe Cole
Mollie Stewartt
Will Viner
Orvil Mahan
Council Bluffs
Marion Mahan
Gerald Virter
Weistrom
M. G. Brammeier
Emerson
TW. Castor
Leslie Patrick
Arlene Patrick
Famerson
Ind Waraiher
Reday Thy Columbian Steel Tank CO
Rasase City
Weg
A.P. Kilmartin
Malvern, la
Thane Predus
A. P. Frederickson
Sidney Hats
Iowa
Sidney
Tocn
SEN Toon Executivin Ane
SOO Gimuntly
Tigell
Wehlen de Aisul
Sass Nets
Hoosevelt
Uva
Mills County Farm Bureau News
Plattville
Anderson Township Club
Lyoder
Anton
Ibacigh
Sports
Oilers
Merchants
Campith
Britsey Tossul
Pace
Mursey
Warschy Ccu
Imogene S.E. Mills
Addy
Jon
Lyte Torpy
Fred
Ed Maher
L. I. Gutschenritter
Esther
Evelyn Saner
Creston
Germar
Marion Saner
Tommie Skahill
Skahill
Fas. Skahill
George Green
Betty
Wadeville
Art Greene
Reginald Greene
Tudor
Ed Petersen
S. Shaffer
Greene
Electrolux Refrigerator Co
Evansville
Sunnyside
Wash
Vale
Ore
Arthur Greene
Jim Perkins
Hand Hospital
Doyle Geer
Dixie
Bethany
FE. P. Laughlin
Edward MecGargill
Frank Hilgerson
Essex
Walter Plows
Lucas
Kenneth Drake
Wayne Drake
Wendelle Studke
Des Moines
C. J. Addy
James
Lake Okahoji
WY. OM. Gutschenriter
Wallace
Argentina
John Rowan Reid
San Diego
Chester Reid
Congress
Captain Reid
Naval Affairs Committee of Congress
Amaylays
R. H. Noah
Res
North Hazel St
Sweet Clover
Orly
Merritt Fisher
Yom Shaw
Colling Drug
F. J. Martin
Aan
Rawleigh
Rawleigh's
Dept
Freeport
Durham
Muses
Jude T
Norge
Faror
Kance & Nelson
Randolph
Silver City
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