If the High Court Knocks Out AAA
From the Des Moines Register dated Monday January 6 the column discusses Mark Sullivan on AAA and the possibility that court rulings could upend farm support. It argues governments may need to recreate or replace AAA or an equivalent system and urges broader agricultural mind care beyond NRA methods. It quotes a Midwest reader condemning land speculation and urging tariffs for agriculture if needed.
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Des Moines Register
Register
Mark Sullivan
AAA
Supreme Court
NRA
Debating farm aid and tariff limits in economic balance
The piece argues government aid to agriculture is essential to correct economic imbalance caused by tariffs and price controls. It contends tariffs raise producer costs and limit farm price reactions, while price controls foster monopoly tendencies, harming independent farmers and the broader national economy. It warns AAA repeal could threaten farm buying power and factory stability.
New Year's Dinner Honors 80th Birthday in Unionville
Mrs. A E Crawley hosted a New Year's dinner honoring her husband on his 80th birthday. Attendees included his brother T A Crawley, Mrs Crawley, their daughter Opal, and J L Patrisk of Selix visiting on Sunday. Unclear text notes deaths and family ties, with several garbled lines remaining.
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A. E. Crawley
T. & Crawley
Crawley
Opal
J. L. Patrisk
Selix
Mos
Mort
Mre
Hiattown social roundup near Ottumwa New Year's visits
Mr and Mrs Ivan McGee and children of Ottumwa spent New Year's Day at the Pearl Hiatt home. Numerous neighbors visited, including the Hiatt and Neff families, with churchgoers in Moravia praising Rev Arthur Stanley. Kenneth McDanel assists his ill uncle with chorea as Des Moines relative Russell Carter visits.
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Ivan McGee
Ottumwa
Pearl Hiatt
U. S. Hiatt
Kenneth
Paul Hiatt
Allerton
Alice VinZant
Center‘ville
Roy Scott Horns
Guy McKern
Mmr
Roy Hiatt
Moravia
Arthur Stanley
Arthur
M. E. McDanel
Kenneth McDanel
Russell Warner
Blahwonne Wales
Centerville
Bayard Neff
Bernard Neff
Dorin Wales
Neff
Geo. Turner
Doyle McDane
Archie Martin, Jr
Francis Miller
T. Hiatt
Eben Hiatt
J. A. Hiatt
Orville Burten
Hazel College News From Albia Morning Roundup
Hazel College Albia notes a 5 16 o clock morning illness end. Mrs Hazel Wilson visits her aunt Miss Jennie Robinson in Albia on Saturday. Jimmie Van Dorin visited Willie Van Dorin’s home Sunday. Miss Ruby Whitehead, Hazel College teacher, spent the week with her parents near Ircon. Mrs E G Sincox and Clair, Kenneth Johnson, and Mrs Grant Sincoe are mentioned in scattered items.
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Albia
Hazel Wilson
Ant
Jennie Robinson
Jimmie van Dorin
Willie van Dorin
Satunday
Ruby Whitehead
Hazel
Ircon
Katoosa
Henry Sytama
Leo
Clifford Easter
Kenneth
Alec Johnson
Herman Johnson
Rollie Carter
Billy
Zell Wilson
Grant Lincox
Henry Sytsma
Grant
BARBARY COAST AT PROGRAM KING THEATRE
January 8 and 9 Miriam Hopkins Edw ie Robinson and Joel McCrea star in Bar bary Coast. January 10 11 features Whispering Smith Speaks and I Found Stella Parish. January 12 13 Ginger Rogers in In Person with George Brent. January 14 Diamond Jim and Charlie Chan's Secret. Local social notes list several visitors and call ers at area homes over the weekend.
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Miriam Hopkins
Edwie Robinson
Joel McCrea
Barbary Coast
Whispering Smith
Stella Parish
Ginger Rogers
George Brent
Edward Arnold
Local Notes From Centerville Area And Salem Church
Douglas Salem and families visited Centerville and Unionville areas Monday through Wednesday. Patty June, first child of Miles and unknown spouse, born this week. Salem Ladies Aid held a one day meeting at Alva Criddlebaugh home with knotting and quilting projects. Mrs. Fenton’s quilt was finished and a cooperative dinner served. Salem church members voted to call Raymond Carter of Plano to preach, with his arrival January 20 for morning and evening services.
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Harold Spring
Centerville
John Gordy
Aon
Cecil
Glenn Gordy
Unionville
Otis Exline
Ross Starks
Harley Burton
Hiattsville
Salem
Ald
Alva Criddlebaugh
Community Notes from Blue Front Area
Blue Front residents and families spent Sundays visiting at various homes. Ottumwa caller Flo Moore from Ottumwa enjoyed Christmas with relatives. Moravia and Centerville visits noted, along with local farm work and hog butchering.
Local Social Notes Include Lunch and Visits
The excerpt lists Sunday visits and gatherings among residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Guy Meern and Dorothy, Mrs. Hannah Gladfelder, Roy Histts, Horton Potty, Joe Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCord, Edward McCord Thore and Will Haver. Other names appear in fragmentary form, indicating casual neighborhood interactions.
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Veras Haster
Atty
Newton
Guy Meern
Dorothy
Hannah Gladfelder
Roy Histts
Horton Potty
Joe Martin
Louilla
Ray McCord
Edward McCord
Town Council Proceedings January 6 1936
Town council met on January 6 1936 with Beery absent. Minutes and treasurer reports were approved showing cash on hand across several funds totaling 1890.29. Salaries and expenses for General Moravia Union printing, J T Day labor, Eugene Jordan and Underwood rent, Chester Broshar insurance, P D Schreiner supplies, December lights and related items listed. money on hand figures for each fund are itemized.
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Beery
General Moravia Union
Lou Hiner
J. T. Day
Eugene Jordan
Underwood
Social rounds and visits in Moravia area
Saturday and weekend visits fill a Moravia region log. The record names Robert Jennings, Leslie Derby, Dell Hellyer, B C White, Harnnah Gladfelder, Guy McKern, Bill Haver, Harry Lemaster, Donald Tarr, Ida Grove, Fred Tarr, Robert Tarr, Wanda Main, Knoxville, Jess Gladfelder, Lyman Main, Iowa City eye operation, Elbert Perry, Hazel Hellyer, Will Haver, Lloyd Johnson, Robert Jennings, Mystic Route 2, Wenell Coulson, Addie Sheldon, Rosa Beaty, J. L. Coulson, Marjorie Smith, Russell Brown, Merle Dicks, Wendl Coulson, Jim Shehan, Lottie Swan, Fern Pangburn, Alman Kenyon, Centerville, Willis Pangburn, Georgia Pangburn, Beryl Brown, Clara Brown, Betty Jean, Dickie, beef canning notes, Roy Purvis, W E Kelsey, Berle Beaty.
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Robert Jennings
L. R. Perry
Raymond
Leslie Derby
Dell Hellyer
B. C. Whitehead
Moravia
Harnnah Gladfelder
Guy McKern
Bill Haver
Harry Lemaster
Elbert Neal Perry
Dale Perry
Hazel Hellyer
Will Haver
Lloyd Johnson
Weneil Coulson
3. L
Wendl Coulson
Sima Haines
J. W Nicholson
Esco Wahl
Sime Haines
Sammy Haines
Mystic
Harry Brown
Earl Swift
Charlene
Walt Smith
Fern Pangburn
Alman Kenyon
Canterville
Mra
Wenell Coulson
Jim She-han
Lottie Swan
Lemaster
Willis Pangburn
Fred Taylor
Floyd Green
Georgia Pangburn
Enid
Willia
Gail
Harry
Russell Brown
Centerville
Beryl Brown
Leroy
Clara Brown
Betty Jean
Dickie
Har Lemaster
Edd Bradley
Georgia Pangburns
Roy Purvis
Myre
Brown
Lloyd Rose
Ned Argo
Rosa Beaty
John
W. E. Kelsey
Wencil Coulson
Gemily
Rose Beaty
Berle Beaty
Enon Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
Mrs I J Smith shows slow recovery while Cousins Lizzie McAlister and Anna Lockman visit Rashville Neb. Davenport folks Ralph McCoy and Margaret join Smith Gilter home. Snow storm postpones club to Thursday at E McKay home. No Bible School in Enon Sunday. Arthur Stanley preach in Moravia. Faber family visits Smith Gilter home. Van Dorin and Shaw families attend calls. Hawk attends Ames corn hog meeting. 1927 class party hosts Arthur Stanley in Moravia.
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I. J. Smith
Lizzie McAlister
Anna Lockman
Rashville
Nebr
Smith
Ralph McCoy
Margaret
Davenport
Smith- Giltner
Moravia
Arthur Stanley
R A. Faber
S. Fabera
A. O. van Dorin
Russell Hindman
Lowell van Dorin
Aon
Louis
Arthur Shaw
E. G. Hawk
Ames
R. A. Faber
Dairy yields low despite abundant feed in Iowa winter
Iowa dairymen face a paradox with ample feed yet lower butterfat returns. E N Hansen of Iowa State College cites two causes: unbalanced rations due to excess roughage and grains with lower nutritional value this year. He urges balanced rations using high protein supplements and minerals, with specific feed mixes and salt access to improve production.
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Iowa
E. N. Hansen
Iowa State College
Hansen
Hanven
Fort Dodge visit notes and local callers list
Fort Dodge to see his father who is seriously ill at the hospital there. Centerville visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Jay Masaman and family Donald Dodge and Mr. Sherman. Albin callers stop by to see Mrs. Howard Funkhouser and baby Dora Carol. Multiple social calls occur among Funkhouser Heilyer McCord and Derby families. Indiana visitor Frank Thackery meets Mrs. Bell Sheldon.
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J. G. Vanatta
Myrtle Hartington
M. V. Dukes
Ruby Underwood
St. Josephs’ Hospital
Centerville
Ethel Wilson
Frank A. Smith
Dave Caylor
Ronamary Roach
N. L. Harrington
Paul Davis
H. L. Dukes
H. M. Underwood
P. A. Bair
0. A. Tweedy
A. S. Dukes
Claude Underwood
Clarence Hunt
Tyler
J. M. Selix
Fort Dodge
Jay Masaman
Donald Dodge
Mr. Sherman
Will Free Home
L. L. Funkhouser
Dora Heilyer
Albin
Howard Funkhouser
Dora Carol
Roy McCord
Edgar. Breese
Bert Rinehart and Sons
Chas. Argo
Anna Swift
Lottie Swan
Harry Lemaster
Lemaster
Frank Thackery
Indiana
Bell Sheldon
Ray McCord
Leslie Derby
Allie Derby
Shel
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