Tell fortune drives romance at crossroads meeting
Linda and Jerry encounter a gypsy who reads fortunes. Linda teases Jerry into hearing her own, and the gypsy prophesies a quick marriage between Linda and Jerry, who soon confess love. They shy away from a prior lover and agree to wed with a justice of the peace as the caravan moves on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pues
Linda
Jerry
Orat
Hher
Jerryn
Heem
Leonard
Emily
Catherine
Annie Burnett
T—L
Lin
Poe
Mother Knows Best at the Silver Supper
Grace DePeyster defies her mother to marry Tony, an orchestra leader, in a tale of social pressure and romance. Mrs. DePeyster insists Grace wed Von the entertainer, a match approved by family power. After a quick wedding trip, Grace discovers her mother secretly with the same musician, exposing a dramatic clash of love and class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Peynter
Mllonaire
Von
Grace
Tony
Cherbourg
Eoldier
Confidence Needed to Rebound Industry in New Year
A year of mixed progress and setbacks is analyzed, noting 21,000,000 on public relief, perishable goods sectors recovering, but core industries like steel and railroads stagnating. It argues recovery hinges on restoring Confidence, protecting private property, and cooperative action between political and industrial leaders to spark investment and job growth.
Constitutional Ideals to Be Maintained Not Destroyed
The statement asserts that our constitutional idesia will be preserved rather than harmed, emphasizing the need for safeguarding fundamental principles amid present challenges. It frames preservation as essential to national integrity and stability.
Community Notes From Union and Surrounding Towns
Brompton Miss Fern Thompson returned to Union Iowa, to resume school duties this Saturday. Francis Robinson has joined the CCG and is stationed at Albia. Vern Turner and family visited Edward Robinson. Helping Hand club to meet with Mr and Mrs J Smith. Mr and Mrs S Miller Elwood, Kenneth and Otis Stafford visited M E B Boardman home. Francia Robinson called on Mrs Cary McCoy. Zelma Johnson spent weekend with Gus Johnson. Howard Robinsach helped Bill Hudson saw wood Monday afternoon. Mrs Ralph McCoy and daughter of Davenport visited Smith Giltner home. Max McCoy was a business caller in Albia Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Thompson
Francia Robinson
Cary McCoy
Zelma Johnson
Gus Johnson
Howard Robinsach
Bill Hudson
Wood
Ralph McCoy
Daugher
Davenport
Smith-Giltner
Max McCoy
Albia
Measles Epidemics In Iowa Across 1934 35
In 1944 Iowa reported more cases of measles and other diseases to the state health department than in 1983. Measles appeared epidemic all year with German and red measles peaking in quarters. Deaths in 1984 reached 56 by September versus five in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Kinnamon
State Department of Health
Iowa
Public Health Trends Highlight 1984 Measles and Fever Rise
A 1945 report notes ongoing measles and scarlet fever surges into 1986 and 1984, with higher whooping cough activity in 1984 than 1933. Diphtheria deaths in early 1984 match 1933 levels, while overall community health appears poorer than the prior year.
Plans for 1935 Corn-Hog Campaign Outlined
The Iowa State College campus hosts a state meeting on Jan 8 and 9 to map the 1935 corn-hog plan in every county. County agents and allotment committee representatives hear administration rulings from Extension Service leaders R K Elisa and R M Evans as Laurens corn-hog chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plana
Iowa
Iowa State College
Extension Service
R. K. Elisa
R.M. Evans
Laurens
1935 farm program details for hogs and corn acreage
The plan accelerates implementation with county workers full time on the new program. It maintains control by county officers, outlines hog production and corn acreage limits at 90 percent of the base period, and offers a 15 per head payment for hogs at the reduced level. Farmers may retire acres for corn rental payments based on 25 cents per bushel times the farm’s five year average corn yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compliance County
Farmers eye 1986 corn load program eligibility
Farmers six the 1986 contract will be eligible for any corn load program which may be inaugurated in the fall of 1986. Mr. aid. Mra. J. O. Mote of Centerville, a Ruth Mote of Washington, D. C., were visitors at the H. K. Smith home a short time Friday evening. A classifed advertisement will sell that piece of farm machinery you do not need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J
Mote
Centerville
Ruth -Mote
Washington, D. C
H. K. Smith
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Alice D
Kelly
Paul M. West
McClore Newspaper Syndicate
Wnhu Barvice
Brompton
Amen
R.R. Pennington
Moravia
Ottumwa
Jacob Moffatt
Owa
Chester Broshar
U. 8
Mangle
THE
Moravia Union
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