Farmers Urged to Resist Processing Tax Deductions
Secretary Wallace condemns hog buyers deducting processing tax from market price as farmer penalties. He calls for reporting names to Dr A G Black AAA and vows action to stop fraudulent tax collection. Administration also backs a plan for marginal land use to boost game bird habitats and rural employment, creating outdoor recreation business and income for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
A. G. Black
AAA
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Agriculture
Biologiata
Washington
Healthful recreation facilities urged for millions
A dispatch from Washington reports that if American farmers fully cooperate with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration program, over 800 million dollars will be added to farm incomes for 1933 and 1934. This is in addition to gains from higher prices, market agreements, and government loans and attachments on farm commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Florence A Main dies in Cherokee at 67
Florence A Coulson Main died December 28 1938 at her Cherokee Oklahoma home aged 67 years 4 months and 27 days She was born July 31 1866 in Moravia Iowa daughter of J J and Chine Coulson Married L W Main September 6 1885 in Moravia Iowa they had two sons Pearl W and Harry R Main survived by husband two sons four grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral held at First Christians church Cherokee Oklahoma with burial in B FW A cemetery Cherokee OK
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence A
J. J
Chine Coulson
Moravia
Appanoose County
Iowa
Cherokee
Oklahoma
L. W. Main
Jaws
Pearl W
Harry R
W. Main
Pearl
Harry R. Mein
C. N. Coulson
Logansport
Ind
W. F. Coulson
Ardmore
First Christians Church
W. A. Keller
Burin
Bf.w.a
Okla
Local visits span several towns on Friday
UDell Route 1 residents and neighboring families enjoy a day visiting friends. Mr and Mrs J J Stevens called on Sarafay at Will Moffatt home while Mr and Mrs Conor Sanders visited Mrs Myrtle McCain in Centerville. Tom Hiatt and his wife traveled to Hiattaville then Moravia with Mrs Carter and Mr and Mrs Clarence Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Stevens
Sarafay
Will Moffatt
Conor Sanders
Myrtle McCain
Centerville
Tom Hiatt
Hiatt
Moravia
Carter
Clarence Powell
Mia
Harold Nelson
Jenmie
Aurelid
D. K. Orelup
R. D. McCauley
Webster City
Bke
Stella Reich
Legion
Albia
Stella Carter
Cherokee
Oklahoma
L. W. Main
Beverly Joy
and Fal Watts
Carson
Iowa
Adda White
Edith Stickler
Jerome
Hazel Johnson
Omahe
Nebi
Luella Hodgens
Emma Hicks
J. F. Chambers
John 8
Chira
John L, Chambers
Gerald Hunter
Blakesburg
B. G. Hankiha
Hedrick
Lyle Beery
Hankins
Local residents visit and family chores noted in Centerville area
Daughters visited Sunday at the Earl Foster home. Mrs. Mary Fowler stayed with her granddaughter Edith Glasgow near Udell. Families including Rumley, Walker, Clancy, Fowler, and Sanders were seen sawing wood, visiting relatives, and attending small gatherings across Centerville, Moravia, and nearby towns with several illness notes and school absences reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Foster
Mary Fowler
Edith Glasgow
Udell
Fowler
Aith
Chester Sanders
Centerville
Herry Rumley
Unionville
Edd Rumley
Glen Clancy
Jess Walker
Russell Fowler
Harry Rumley
Mae Rumley
Glen Fowler
J. J
Emma Ray
Mae Romley
Bonnie Lee
Hiattevilta
Harry Romley
Calvin
Laverne
Edd Romley
Tom Hiatt
Ivan Gibbs
Donar Sanders
Donnie
Alice Sanders
Moravia
Hart Brattain sale and local visits tour Franklin
From Franklin, several attendees joined the Hart Brattain sale on Thursday. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Lowell Turner and family visited the Earl Swift home Thursday evening. Various callers stopped by the John Moffatt and George Shehan homes, with multiple mentions of the Moffatts and Swifts. Mary Hiner funeral noted in nearby area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Brattain
Lowell Turner
Earl Swift
Coy Swift
John Moffatt
E. F. Stansberry
Chas, Brown
Albia
Daisy Moffatt
George Shehan
Mra
Mystic
Anna Swift
James Shehan
A. X. Lamar
Clifford Bolder
C. H. Runnells
Suburban Social Roundup At Scottersburg Homes
Sunday gatherings featured Mrs. Elmer Lockman and Mrs. Effie Gideon at the S. P. Gideon house, and visits by E. M. Coltrain in Centerville. Several townsfolk including Elmer Lockman, George, Elvin Stocker, J. R. Lockman, and Win Tomlin hosted and attended afternoon get-togethers. An oyster supper at the W. Irelan residence drew all. Ray Tomlin visited W. Tomlin's last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Lockman
Effie Gideon
S. P. Gideon
E. M. Coltrain
Centerville
Edd Taylor
J.W. Lockman
Ned Mere
Beatt
Ir. George
Elvin Stocker
J. R. Lockman
W. Irelan
West Point Family Feats Enduring Sunday Visit
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Besty and family spent Sunday with Birdie Main and all one ek stn Keluny s Bate wierd ind Bela Beown snwad wend Friday. pw ong nel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stra
Lloyd
Birdie Main
Keluny
Bate
Bela Beown
Turner family pioneer dies at 79 in Iconium
Tanac H Turner Isaac H Turner son of Isaac and Mary Turner born near Uilricha ville Ohio March 26 1854 died December 19 1883 at his home Franklin township Monroe County Iowa aged 7 years 8 months 28 days. He lived in Ohio Washington and Iowa and worked as a timber rancher and editor in Snohomish Washington. He married Ella Hazelwood in 1883 and survived by children grandchildren and siblings. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal church Iconium December 21 1933 with interment at Iconium cemetery.
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Isaac H. Turner
Isaac
Mary Turner
Uilrichaville
Ohio
Franklin Township
Monroe County
Iown
Englan
New York City
Blakesburg
Wapello County
Iowa
Tarner
Everett
Snohomich
Hone Farms
Ella Hazelwood
Joseph Glass
Deborah Elizabeth Hazelwood
Sconinm
Appanoose ‘County
Ife
Stanley L
Chas, M. Barnes
Fairfield
Glen. Y.turner
Blanche Turner
Ray, Derby
Diamond
Wyo
Gay Stephens
Albia
J. T. Turner
E. J. Turner
Methodist Episcopal Church
Iconium
Zerbe
Mia
Roll McChord
L. H .Priebe
Iconium Panetery
Orn
Lowell
Lloyd
Ralph Turner
Arther Freed
Local Social Notes Highlight Moravia Centerville Visits
A sequence of weekend and midweek calls fills Moravia Ottumwa Centerville and Albia with visits. Mrs Wright and Mrs Carter travelers, Roy Winsler's Minnesota trip, the Legion event, and family announcements mark a busy local week with hospital trips births and receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Winsler
Minnesota
Wise Conain
Barker Poultry Equiment Co
Ottumwa
Editor Moravia Union shale spreader plan discussed
The writer reports on a shale spreader idea to place shale in a straight center road trench to reduce erosion and extend coverage. The device may need 87 operators versus three workers, and aims to create more employment, with further updates promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee
Fat Boy
Albert
Local Neighbors Meet at Van Borin Farm
Mr and Mrs A O Van Borin hosted a gathering at the Darin home where guests helped butcher a beef and shared a corn-hog feast. Thirty-one attendees enjoyed wood cutting for the winter. The group planned a future meeting with Mr and Mrs Guy Roberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lae
van Borin
Darin
Hawk
Mra
Guy Roberta
Fragmentary ad text from Centerville sale notice
Fragmentary OCR reads line fragments about corn and possibly a sale or listing. Mentions Centerville and dates or quantities but lacks complete details or clear names and events.
Last Civil War Vet John Howry Dies at 94 in Watonga OK
John C. Howry a Watonga Oklahoma pioneer and Civil War veteran died December 31 at his home at age 94. Born October 28 1839 in Rheinbach Switzerland he arrived in America at 16 and settled in Ohio later moving to Michigan and Oklahoma. He married Christianna Kimmel in 1868 and left eight children and seven grandchildren. Interment was in the local cemetery following last rites January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watonge
Okio
Crane
Ohio
John
Howty
Rheinack
Switzerland
Middle West
Lereton
Howry
United States
Antwerp
Christianna Kimmell
Sturgis
Michigan
William McKinley
T. B. Ferguson
Washington
Oklahoma
McKinley
Mr. Howry
Watonga
John C. Howry
Rheinnack
Okla
America
Christianna Kimmel
Mich
F. M. Callen
Loeton
J. C. Rovwry
E. A. Howry
Fairview
H. A. Beat
Civil War Veteran Howry of Watonga Passes Away
The obituary recalls TunTeet Howry of Co A 28th Ohio Infantry who fought at Antietam and Clark Mountain battles in Virginia. Wounded, treated at Galipolis Hospital, he was honorably discharged after the war. A lifelong Lutheran, he lived a devout Christian life, spent his last days singing hymns, and was beloved in his communities. The family moved from Michigan to Albia, then to Watonga area, homesteading in 1892 and living on a farm for 82 years before retiring to Watonga in 1920. He remained the last Civil War veteran in Watonga. A gathering with relatives from Des Moines and nearby areas occurred for Mrs Hintt’s birthday anniversary.
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Tunteet
Ohio Infantry
Antietam
Clarka Mts
Galipolis
Ohio
Howry
Hved
Michigan
Albia
Watonge
Oklo
Watonite
Watonga
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Luse Truck Line
Florence A. Main
Moravia Co-Operative Marketing Association
Moravia City
Seine Ree
B.C. Welbon, Secretacz
Franklin
West Point
Tanac H. Turner
Bpenas
M. Wright
John Miller
Albis
Albert Veach
Loyd Carter
Hiattaville
W. Winsler
J. F. Albert
Rubye Winsler
John Winsler
Mrs. B. S. Staley
H. E. Watts
Clarendé Tyrrel
J. W. Albert
Olive Miltenberger
Centatgillé
D. E. Bishop
John Veach
Wm. Spencer
Cheater l Weedcock
Betty
Bobby
Francen Wreestonk
Callen
Birs
N. Main
Main S
Univeraal Car Co
Ward
George
Winsler
W. Nvintien
Broghs
Ruby Winsler
The
Legion Aussiary
Bridge
Rodié
Bia
Margaret Collan
Mrs. Winslor
Moravia Union
ENON
T. J. Lase
M. Cate
Raymond Erwin
Shirley Pat
Wm. Trondéon
William
Des Moines
Charles
Mary Platt
Led Hintt
Chet Broshar
hst'Iesurea
Turner & Son
Towa
Azoe
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