Community Notes From Brompton and Nearby
Brompton Helping Hand Club met with Mr and Mrs O Miller last Thursday. The group will meet this week with Mr and Mrs Ed Robinson. Mike Bokraz hoped O Miller butcher Monday. Des Moines visitor Harry Newhurn spent Sunday at the FP Newburn home. Mrs H M Smith Ledra and Robert visited the M E Boardman home Saturday evening. Mrs Ralph McCoy and daughter from Davenport visited Smith Giltner home then returned home. Vera SelmanVacationed in Ottumwa with her mother then returned to aunt Mrs M E Boardman. Mrs Zeltna Johnson vacationed at Guss Johnson home. Eva Boardman spent last week in Ottumwa. Lloyd Stafford visited O Miller home Saturday. Maurice Lillard visited recently in LeRoy Iowa. Payment amendment: one-half cent per bushel reduce charges, affecting few counties. Sealing requires reinspection every 30 days with no added farmer expense. The one-half cent covers Warehouse Board, sealers and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Miller
Ed. Robinson
Mike Bokraz
Miller Butcher
Harry Newhburn
Des Moines
Newburn
H. M. Smith
Ledra
Robert
M. E
Smith-Giltner
Vera Selman
Ottumwa
M. E. Boardman
Zeltna Johnson
Guss Johnson
Eva Boardman
Lloyd Stafford
O. S. Miller
Mya
Maurice Lillard
LeRoy
Iowa
Iowa Corn Loan Surpasses All Other States
Iowa's corn loan program accelerates under 100 Warehouse Boards and 20000000 paid in loans to about 30000 farmers this month. Indications point to a $50500000 completion target as Commodity Credit Corporation in Omaha processes over ten Iowa loans daily. Payments to farmers arrive by 2 p.m. with sealing rates adjusted by the old Iowa Warehouse Law during a town legislative special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Commodity Credit Corporation
Omaha
Moravia Iowa Town Council Proceedings January 1 1934
Moravia Iowa council meets in regular session with members Gardner Jones Nash Swaim and others. Bills approved include night watch printing highway lights and insurance. Tax policies discussed and adjournment ordered with treasurer balances listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Iowa
Wm.Gardner
C. O. Jones
F. P. Hawk
F. W. Blumenstock
Nash
Frank Swaim
A. G. Broshar
Lew Hiner
Night Watch
D. Schreiner
Mater
Moravia Union
I Light Ins
V. Co
Chet Broshar
Turner & Son
Town Hall
John Vench
Chas. Johnson, & i
Blumens
Jones
Hawk
Swaim
Mra
Ellen
A. G. Bhoshar
Sheriff’s Sale of Real Estate in Appanoose County
Roscoe C. Wales, Sheriff, will sell at public auction on January 27 194 at 10 AM at the south door of the Court House Centerville Iowa the property Lot 20 Block L Auditors Addition Moravia Appanoose County Iowa to satisfy a judgment in favor of J Campbell against W E McCrory and Ida M McCrory for 288.17 debt plus 41.40 costs and accruing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Towa
Apranoose County
Gaid
J. §. Campbell
W. B. McCrory
Ida M. McCrory
W. E. McCrory
Roscoe C. Wales
Appanoose County
Farm Adjustment News Digest Signals Program Changes
Administrative rulings on the corn hog contract are expected at a state meeting in Iowa with field staff and Extension Service reps. Plans for 10 district meetings over two days will train county agents and township workers on rulings and contract details, followed by sign-up campaigns. Storage stocks show pork at 180 percent year ago and 121 percent of five-year average. lard at 371 percent year ago and 288 percent of five-year average, underscoring program need. Secretary Wallace calls current methods a stopgap, while dairy farmer adjustment moves loom with a proposed 200 million dollar fund for dairy and beef programs and anticipated further announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Atate
Iowa State College
State Committee
Ita
Extension Service
Wallace
Washington
New Corn Loan Rules Announced Des Moines
Des Moines reports new corn loan rules from the Commodity Credit Corporation via Ray Murray secretary of agriculture. Eligible corn stored in cribs in cities or on railroad property may qualify for a forty five cent loan if produced by the applicant as tenant landowner or feeder. Feeder borrowers must show payment of 45 cents a bushel and sign the corn hog contract. crib floors depend on permanence and must meet height and bracing requirements to prevent leaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ray Murray
Commodity Credit Corporation of Washington
Murray
Commodity Credit. Corporation
Executor's Notice for John H. Rice Estate in Iowa
The District Court of Appanoose County Iowa appoints Mary M Rice executrix of the estate of J H Rice deceased. All persons indebted must pay and those with claims must present them legally authenticated for allowance. Dated December 20 1933 Mary M Rice Executrix Harry Greenleaf Attorney December 28 January 4
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District Court
Appanoose County
Iowa
J. H. Rice
Tate
Mary M. Rice
Harry Greenleaf
Notice of Probate of Will in Appanoose County Iowa
District Court in Appanoose County Iowa notifies interested parties of the probate filing for the last will of Eve B Hellyer deceased. The hearing to admit the will to probate is set for January 29 1994 with Howard D Evans district court clerk and Hazel Anderson deputy. Attorneys Miller Evaratt and Miller act for Mec. 4 41 18.
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A. D
Eve B. Hellyer
Anid County
Eva Bo Haellyer
Howard D. Evans
Clark
District Court
Hazel Anderson
Daputy Miller
Evaratt
Insurance policy covers corn paper risks for lenders
A Commodity Credit Corporation letter to Mr. Murray describes a blanket Insurance policy for corn loans. The policy covers fire, windstorm, flood, theft, and other risks, at 4 percent per hundred dollars monthly on average daily balances. It protects loan papers, not owner’s coin, and requires lenders to apply through CCC in Washington for forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Bradley
Commodity Credit Corporation
Murray
Washington, D. C
Enon Helping Hand Club Meets With Miller Pair
Enon Helping Hand club met with Mr and Mrs O J Miller lant Thursday with 40 present. The ladies quilted and pieced butterflies. The men cut wood. They will meet this week with Mr and Mrs Ed Robinson. School is closed this week due to scarlet fever exposure. J Selby Hiatt Selby and Mrs Mary Main were calling in Center ville Saturday. T Van Dorin and family visited in Moravia with Mr and Mrs W T Van Dorin Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Ed. Robinson
J. Selby
Hiatt Selby
Mary Main
Centerville
T. van Dorin
Moravia
W. T. van Dorin
Cancer in Iowa Aims at Prevention and Early Care
A Department of Health weekly message discusses rising cancer death rates in Iowa from 1920 to 1930, noting that cancer caused more deaths than many diseases combined. It urges public action for prevention, early detection, and community engagement to reduce the scourge through informed care and societal effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Iowa
Lowa
Na Aed
Hanith Letaua
Man’s Heart Case Reported After Gap In Pulse
Readable OCR notes a man with a heart beat gap and fainting episode. Doctor visits, sinus condition, and medications noted with activity toward a Wednesday follow up. patient feels better after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Hiattsville notes on Hiatt family events and visitors
New Year greetings at Moravia as Bert Hiatt and relatives host visits from Eaton cousins in Lucas. Mrs Neff cared for scarlet fever patient while Miss Eirene Phillips returns to Omaha for schooling. Ladies Aid planned at Maggie Callen with Florence Hiatt family news, plus numerous family dinners and travels among Hiatt kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert. Meadows
A. A. Hiatt
Moravia
Raymond Eaton
Lucas
Iowa
J. T
Ellen Hiatt
J. C. Neff
Nebr
Ladies Aid
Maggie Callen
Loyd Carter
Mary Francis
Virginia
J. A. Hiatt
Dorothy Rote
Ensil Hiatt
Coulson
Roy Hiatt
Esther Hiatt
J. T. Hiatt
Our Ladies Aid
Earl Purvis
Revival meeting announced at New Hope church this week
Mr and Mrs Tom Long hosted church time at their home and Mr and Mrs Roy Scott with daughter Josephine attended after Sunday services. The revival at New Hope church has been announced for this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Long
New Hope Church
Roy Scott
Josephine
Local Notices and Social Visitors in Wheatland Area
Wheatland, Wyoming, and work planned for A. M. Smith this winter. Mrs. Elnor Flattery of Georgetown visited the Frank Manoor home for New Year. G. R. Darby and wife and daughter called on the Albert Brain home Thursday.
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Wheatland
Wyo
A. M. Smith
Elnor Flattery
Georgetown
Frank Manoor
G. R. Darby
Albert Brain
Local visits and family calls in Kins er Valley Moravia area
Willie Van Dorin and family visited kin in Moravia on Sunday. Mrs Wilson and her mother and Roy visited their aunt Mrs Hoadley on Tuesday. Migs Shaw from LeRoy Iowa visiting her brother called on H D Darby. G R Darby helped his brother M M Darby with a Monday butcher. Russell Darby visited grandparents on Monday. Zell Wilson hauled coal from Robinson mine on Tuesday. Russell Darby called on Henry Sytsma on Tuesday. Dick Molenburg of Albia called Tuesday looking for a team of mules. Bert Mack bought lambs from Roy Darby and delivered them to Potumna on Tuesday. Fred Hiatt of Moravia hauled the lambs. John Scott arrived from near
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Willie van Dorin
Moravia
Ze) Wilson
Roy
Sarah Hoadley
Migs Shaw
LeRoy
Iowa
H. D. Darby
G. R. Darby
M. M. Darby
Russell Darby
Robinson
Henry Sytsma
Dick Molenburg
Albia
Bert Mack
Roy Darby
Pottumna
Fred Hiatt
John Scott
Card of Thanks from Moravia residents
We extend appreciation to Moravia people for kindness during our stay. We are leaving sadly and invite friends to visit our LaGrande Oregon home. Names of hosts guests and visitors include W W Slaughter Von Tracy A G Broshar Geo Winsler Mel J F Albert D K Grellap Dale Saris Theo Miller Oliver Trelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
LaGrande
Oregon
W. W. Slaughter
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Seaers
Luse Truck Line
Oltumwater Ia
Sheriff's Base
State of
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Fiat
Wenge
Farm Adjustment News
Laws
State of Iowa
ENON
Department OF Health
Hiattsville
Pearl Hiatt
Goldie
Evelyn
Juanita Hiatt
Lute Hiatt
E. W. Coulson
Callen
Goldie Hiatt
Maxine Tucker
Margaret Histt
A. E. Tucker
J. M. Tucker
Mazine Tucker
Edd, Hiatt
Dallas Center
Berniece Scott
J. WM. Tucker
Maxine
Kinser Valley
D. K. Grelap Hed
Dale Saris
Theo Miller
Oliver Trelan
Frank Swaim Moravia
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