Automobile production surge leads January output fears
Soile reports 1935 auto production running 70 percent above January 1934 with 300000 cars forecast. Big three Ford and General Motors expected to deliver 160000 and 310000 respectively as peak output nears February. Engineering output nationwide higher than last year. shoe and steel sectors push volumes. fourteen chain-store systems show a 14.6 percent December gain. Westinghouse signals record year.
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The
Welle Advanca
Soile
Autottobile Prohittita
Cvbolét
Midothandise
St of Westinghouse
Public Entitled to Know on Old Age Pensions
The Sac Son notes gossip about old age pensions and argues for publishing pension amounts. It notes secrecy may shame recipients, while county records show funding through poor fund claims and delinquent tax lists promote accountability and prompt payments.
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Sac
Bill Jones
John Smith
Jones
County Poor Fund
Lft
Balanced Dairy Rations Show Higher Income in December
Virg Loucks reports two herds in Kossuth No 3 Cow Testing Association, fed balanced rations versus corn and cob meal with legume hay, yielded income above feed costs in December. Testers noted 16 cows in the study across the two herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth No. 3
Virg Loucks
Silage dating and cattle feed income report
In November livestock operations report silage dating and a return of 3.82 income above feed. Mr. Loucks advised the two herds to set a bareboat ration for corn rises. December costs show a $26.21 income over feed.
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Enate
Loucks
Rome
Aete
Looking Back Fragments From The Moravis Union Archives
A scattered look at past notes including ten and twenty five years ago items from The Moravis Union. Brief notices cover bank closures, real estate trades, business moves, and local deaths. Also recorded are births and a severe train accident involving John Huff Jr. and Ham Parker with the Parker boy.
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Mormin' Union
Turner and Son
Appando Security
Bradley Banks
Bradley Bank of
Mystic
South Side Bank of
Centerville
Security Saving‘ Bank of
Promise City
Maravis Union
W. ©. Bivin
E. Temple
George Miller
Unionville
Smith Bros
M. P
Union
A. M. Ochler
Jewler
M. P. Mann
Oliver Adrain Wilson
Chicago
W. H. Trunsel
Alba
Deloria Main
Max Leroy
W. Amith
K. Day
Moravis Union
John Huff Jr
John Huff
Ham Parker
Albia
Parker
John
John Johnson
Newcomer Betty Jean Kanter Joins Grade Two Class
In a bustling school scene, Betty Jean Kanter starts second grade as students adjust to daily routines. Absences noted due to cold weather, with several classmates listed. Third to eighth grades report perfect attendance in the first semester. several students earn honor roll. Music groups begin contest prep for state events. A humorous scrapbook feature and poems appear, reflecting classroom life and student experiences.
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Betty Jean Kanter
Shea
Miss Callen
Joan Wales
Max Wrett
Dorothy Coltrain
Aleta Clark
Carl Richard Hiatt
Mildred Hammond
Dave Lawa
Marilyn Broshar
Studenta
Dre
Billy Cox
Rolin Dille
Pearl Hiner
Pauline, Hough
Ruby Johnson
Jean Veach
Elaine Anderson
Gene Lathin
Opal Philby
Mary Cox
Max McDonough
Duane Veach
Phylls Hiatt
Dorothy Mae McCrory
Arden Wilson
Lucille Cox
Floyd Johnson
Richard Veach
Bernadine Bishop
Hazel College figures in Sunday gatherings across towns
Hazel College student Hazel Lowell Van Dorin called on Lawrence Johnson Sunday afternoon. Rollie Carter and family and Mr and Mrs Henry Systma were in Albia Saturday, with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Johnson visiting Pat Fisher’s home at Albia Sunday evening. Kenneth Johnson spent Sunday with Leo and Clifford Caster. Ermy and Ralph were at Sincox’s home Sunday afternoon. Mr Sodim Horan Swan Frank Senay were at the RG and Mos EC Inom with Sincox in Albia.
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Lowell van Dorin
Lawrence Johnson
Rollie Carter
Henry Systma
Albia
Pat Fisher
Albis
Kenneth Johnson
Leo
Clifford Caster
Ermy
Ralph Poet Oe
Sincox
Sodim
Horan Swan
Frank Senay Serena
Mos
Inom
Te Woken
Fragmentary note on names and places in unclear text
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions individuals and places without coherent context. Key names such as Jin, Buodayab, Jake Fizking, Scott, Shahan, Rex Hever, NeYie Haines appear amid scattered words, with references to Melabives and a boss after a visit. No clear event or outcome is identifiable.
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Jin
Jake Fizking
Wee Scott Ia
Shahan Bone
Rex Hever
Haines
Melabives
Administrator's Notice of Estate Filing 1936
Notice dated January 24 1936 from John W. McDanel administrator of the estate of McDanel listing all indebted parties to present claims for allowance to the court. The notice names attorney Howard D. Evate and others and is signed by the administrator with the date February 7 in the record.
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Tom
Xen McDahel
John Wr. McDanel
John W. McDanel
Executors Notice From January 28 1988 Details
Notices to all interested parties that on January 28 1988 debts to the estate must be paid and allowances sought. The notice lists executors John W McDanel and Harry Gracinicaf and a court filing for estate Howard D Trad. Updates report Mrs G B Johnson improving over the past week.
Legislative reform and beer bill loom in 1680s context
Rumors say the legislature will push a repeal of the old six percent levy and adopt a new gross income tax while debating Sunday alcohol sale hours and licensing. House corridors buzz with alleged political dynamite as committees draft proposals and a potential repeal of existing sales tax is floated.
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Bennett
Weil
Fragmented note on tax actions and proposals
A garbled summary notes a representative and a 9th presentation with reference to tax action, breaks, and a proposed 6 percent rate. The fragment hints at present law, responsibilities, and possible state actions, but details are unclear and names are partially unreadable.
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Chetee Dyphon
Phyllis
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Leta
Daisy Ott
George
Fran Dyphon
Cherry
Edgar A. Guest
Why
Buddar
Ethr. and Me
Funany
the George
Rot
Semsmeer
Hazel College
Apranome
Towa
Bball
Onal Road
Schael
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Sone Ie
Ers
SL Aster Tiatoe
Mesa
Esemati Ie
Greeneets
Eutate
Howard
Evate
Clark
Jon
Harry
Gracnicaf
Salma
D. Tradi Clerk
G. B. Johnson
Abstract
Upatalus
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Turner: & Son Funeral
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