Baptisms and Week End Visits Around Urbana Areas
Albert Tubaugh and wife attended baptismal services near Ormonville on Sunday Virgie Hunter and her son spent the weekend in Bloomfield and Milton Willard Cohagen and wife visited the Marshal Darby home over the weekend Marry Newburn and wife of Des Moines visited the old home of the father Finley Now Ty Norine Cloyed and family spent the week with relatives in Knoxville Frank Van Cleave spent Sunday at the Edd Barnes home Edi Bchoech wife and daughter Jerry returned home in Danville Illinois after visiting relatives Ralph Tubaugh plans to move his family to Promise City for Rawleigh Co employment John Hughes and son of Albany were business callers at the Hunter home near Brompton Bert Van Cleave and wife were Albla callers Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert ‘Tubaugh
Ormonville
Virgie Hunter
Bloomfield
Milton
Willard Cohagen
Marshal Darby
Marry Newburn
Des Moines
Finley
Norine Cloyed
Knoxville
4Frank van Cleave
Edd
Hazel College Dinner Guests On Sunday
Dinner guests included Andrew Sytsma and family of Albia and Terman Sytsma and family of Albia route 5 Loyd Carter and family of Hintts ville. Leater Brain and family and Mr and Mrs Albert Brain of Moravia were callers in the Valley Sunday evening. E G Sincox and family and Fanny Grobish of Albia, Herman Johnson and family of Brompton and Lawrence Johnson were dinner guests at the Grant Sincox home Sunday. Zell Wilson and family spent Sunday in Ottumwa. Roy and Dorothea Darby were called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sytsma
Andrew Sytsma
Albia
Terman Sytsma
Loyd Carter
Hinttsville
Rolle Carter
Leater Brain
Albert Brain
Moravia
Valley
E. G. Sincox
Fanny Grobish
Herman Johnson
Brompton
Lawrence Johnson
Moravia Sightings Highlight Weekend Visits
Sunday morning at the Grant Lincox home reported activity with Wille Van Dorin and family visiting relatives in Moravia. F G Caster and sons Clifford and Floyd also spent Saturday evening in Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Grant Lincox
Wille van Dorin
Moravia
F. G. Caster
Clifford and
Floyd
Everning
Mystic Route 2 social round at local homes
Mr and Mrs Cap Dicks visited the Warry Brown home on Wednesday. Several families including Versal Hough Hobbie Dean and Andy Brown were at the Andy Brown home Wednesday. Russell Brown and family helped with threshing and visited the Exec Wahl household. Various visits and Sunday gatherings occurred across local families including the Roy Purvis and Harry Brown homes with friends and relatives. Lawrence Gardner visited Mt Pleasant then returned to stay with T I Gordner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap Dicks
Warry Brown
Versal Hough
Hobbie Dean
Andy Brown
J. W. Nicholson
Exec Wahl
Rose Beaty
Paul Loch
Clyde
Earl Swift
Ned “Argo
Leo Beaty
Mia
Eli Hiatt
Miss Vertis Hoyer
Roy Purvis
Loyd Rose
Willie Rose
Son of Appanoose County Man Directs Feeding on Large Tennessee Farm
A Memphis feature profiles George C. Phillips of The Milky Way Farm Tennessee and his 1140 Hereford cattle en route to Pulaski. Phillips, a former Wilson & Co. livestock head, oversees six to eight months of corn-fed feeding before shipment east, claiming last year’s load valued at over 3200. His farm near Memphis hosts 1500 acres, 75 saddle horses, and a Mary Mars-led legacy. cattle came from Tom Burnett West of Wichita Falls, with 28 cattle cars and Rock Island rail passage to Memphis. The Milky Way Farm sits on Highway 64 about 185 miles east of Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie National Stockyards
Hollywood
Owen Winter
Zane Grey
George C. Phillips
Milky Way Farm
Tenesee
Tamburnatt
Texas
Memphis
Pulaski
Phillips
Iowa
Wilson & Co
Jover
Milky Way
Inte F.C. Mars
Chicago
Mara
Mars
Mary
Arlington Park
Tom Burnett
Wichita Falls
Rock Island
Dixie National Pens
Memiphia
Kinser Valley updates from Albia and Centerville
Roy Darby aided the county committee on wheat contracts in Albia Friday and Saturday. Grandma Darby stayed with Zeb Wilson Thursday night. Matt Anderson visited Albia, returning from a coal mine injury in Chariton. Herman and Andrew Sytsma traveled through the Valley Sunday to their father's home. Clel Long and M. R. McCoy visited G. R. Darby Wednesday. Russell Darby and Lawrence Johnson were in Centerville Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Darby
Albia
Grandma Darby
Zeb Wilson
Matt Anderson
Albla Hos
Ttey
Clel Long
M. R. McCoy
G. R. Darby
Russell Darby
Lawrence Johnson
Centerville
Horsewhipping Revived on Milton Main Street
Milton dealer Milton-Charles Barker was assaulted with a horsewhip by Leota Miller in broad daylight on Milton Main Street in front of the post office after an argument over a spoken remark. Barker offered no serious resistance as the assailant pursued him with the weapon, while bystanders watched and Mayor Hud dle advised seeking county attorney guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Mr. Foster
Mites
Miles
Nervine
Maryeville
Ohio
Milton
Charles Barker
Leota Miler
Leota Miller- Jones-Stahl
Farmers urged to conserve fall roughage for livestock
A. Sykes of Ida Grove, regional AAA cattle buying representative, says farmers in emergency drought areas should conserve fall roughage to meet stock needs for fall and winter. He urges using government buying to cull poor animals while protecting foundation stock and subsistence cows. J. F. Fox notes widespread adoption of erosion-preventing and soil-improving crops, with 40 million contracted acres in legumes and grasses boosting soil fertility, pasture, and reducing feeding costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
A. Sykes
Ida Grove
AAA
Drouth
Ames
J. F. Fox
Local Notes From Centerville Area Social and Illness News
D F Hiner is listed as sick. John Braty spent last week helping on a Plano area farm. Mrs. Howard Teater and children visited the Berle Beaty home. Numerous visits to J E Dicka and Belle Sheldon households. Boy Scouts held an ice cream supper with a good crowd. Rev Hewitt spoke at the Methodist church about 21 years after leaving. Hewitt family hosted by Geo Hiner. Several illnesses and hospital visits noted, with many neighborly calls and dinners at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Braty
lPrank
Plano
Howard Teater
Berle Beaty
Shome
Paul Lock
Ned Argo
J.E. Dicka
Bert Rinehart
H. N. Beaty
Belle Sheldon
Methodist Church
Rev. Hewitt
Seevral
Hewitt
Ne Geo
Hiner
Centerville
St. Joseph Hospital
Beulah Dicks
Mary Ball
Rosalie Beaty
Frank Hall
Howells
Haver
Munterville
Phyllis Lemaster
Moravia
Harry Brown
Max Beaty
Lloyd Beaty
Paul Loch
John Beaty
Max
Wendl
Wil Free
Geo, Hiner and Sons
D. F. Hiner
Fraxton Dicks
Family visit and plans for Pioneer Day basket dinner
Mrs Pearl Kebey and daughters visited the Jay Arigo home near Fremont with Lois Argo returning for a visit. Norris Callen is reported quite sick. Gilbert Callen and children visited Will Callen's home. They planned an old fashioned basket dinner due to garden shortages, with two Ladies Aids holding a stand and requests for pies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Kébey
Jay Arigo
Fremont
Lois Argo
Norris Callen
Gilbert Callen
Will Callen
World Champion Cowboy to Headline State Fair Rodeo
Des Moines hosts the Town State Fair Rodeo and Stampede from Aug 24 to Aug 40 with Buff Brady of Cheyenne entering both bulldogging and roping. About 75 famous riders and wrestlers, plus the bucking horse Syn Dawn, head a 16-event nightly program. Wild horses and steers, and The Winning of the West spectacle, accompany the rodeo crowd. Candy Hammer named superintendent. Moravia residents attended a funeral in Albia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Buff" Brady
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Brady
Tom Mix
Hoot Gibson
Will Rogers
W. EB. “Candy” Hammer
Port Worth
Texas
Outlook Bright for Iowa Coal Market Expansion
Albin The Iowa Coal Institute secretary Hugh W Lundy of Albis Iowa says the current season will see strong production due to price stabilization under the Cost Codes and new intrastate freight rates from February 20. He cites excellent product quality, Iowa no longer a dumping ground, and extended trade areas as keys to a robust winter outlook for 10,000 miners, while urging strict enforcement of coal code provisions to avoid past price cutting and unethical practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin
Towa
Hugh W. Lundy
Albis
Iowa Coal Institute
Lundy
Iowa
Drouth injures corn for silage says Iowa expert
Drouth injured corn put into the silo too soon makes sour silage. Rex Beresford, Iowa extension animal husbandryman, notes injury in southern Iowa’s primary drought area. He says fed in any quantity it hurts cattle and lowers feed value. Old timers’ experience from 1894 suggests corn must tassel and start to shoot before silage unless partially cured or dried first. No definitive best method exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Beresford
Iowa
Beresford
Drouth
Harvesting Drouth-Influenced Corn Notes Preservation
The guide covers cutting torn corn with a grain binder or corn binder, curing in shocks, and storage to avoid spoilage from rain. It advises leaving corn standing if growth may resume, and warns against pasturing drought injured corn as it can waste feed and risk cattle poisoning, though dried corn remains suitable for hay or pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
Des Moines and Missouri visitors in Albia social round
Mrs Regina Kaldenberg of Des Moines and Mrs Emma Smith of Laredo Missouri have been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Garretson and others. Mrs J F Albert Mrs Olive Miltenberger Mrs Stella Reich and Mrs G B Johnson were visitors in Albia Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Kaldenberg
Des Moines
Emma Smith
Laredo
Howard Garretson
J. F. Albert
Olive Miltenberger
Stella Reich
G. B. Johnson
Albia
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Urbana
Hazel College
Mystic
Lawrence Gardner
Mt. Pleasant
Donald
T. 2. Gordner
Rere Eres
Appanoose County
Tennessee
Hayes Winsler
Memphis, Tenn
C. Phillips
Appannoge County
Kinser Valley
Farm Adjustment News
Tconium
R.R. Pennington
State Fair
T. R. Castles
Turner & Son
Ottumwa
W. C. Bivin
The
Moravia Union
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