Moravia and Centerville visitors frequent area gatherings
Salem R Jennings Tarr and neighbors visited Moravia Friday while Centerville guests called Saturday. Several locals hosted dinners and attended the Albin sale. Edith Tatt’s visitors included Jessie Davis and Lois, with many others dropping by W N Haver and Henry Sytsma homes. Beans threshing starts this week as farmers attend John McAninch’s sale.
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Jennings
F. A. Tarr
Moravia
B. C. Whitehead
Harry
Centerville
Horton Potte
Will Dav- Ia
J. R
J. E. McCord
Albin
Edith Tatt
Jessie Davis
Lois
Robert Jennings
Ruby
J. R. McCord
Jennie Jennings
Stella Argo
Henry Sytsma
Vera Firking
Allie Argo
Leety Haver
W.N. Haver
Chas
Junior Youngker
Will Free
John McAninch’s
Jay Argo
Fremont
Bert Nash
Vote for Roy Darby for Clerk
Local notice notes social visits and mov es of residents including Brompton residents Geo McGilvery and family at Ed Robinson home Elwood, Otha Lea Duvall at M E Boardman home, Edith Turner at Turner home and other small movements among Howard Robinson Cary McCoy and Max in Albia, M E Boardman at Standard Oil meeting in Centerville.
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Geo. McGilvery
Ed. Robinson
Elwood Stafford
McCoy
Otha Lea Duvall
M. E. Boardman
Howard Robinson
J. E. Thompson
Edith Turner
Turner
Cary McCoy
Max
Albia
Howard
Francia Robinson
Loren Thompson
Helen McCrory
W. F. Boardman
Miller
Moravia
Centerville
Standard Oil
Local Residents Attend Woodwork and Social Gatherings
Roy Darby urges votes for Clerk as ICONIUM Mra and Will Kelsey with Mrs Beaty visit Mrs Mark Brown and Misa Jane Murphy. Friends helped with wood and dinner at D F Hiner last Tuesday. Dozens of locals, including Beaty, Kelsey, Argo, and Coulson, logged a long wood haul and shared a meal. The Workers club met with AS Derby, next meeting with Rex Haver. Medora Hawk stopped by Bert Sheldon’s.
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Mra
Will Kelsey
H. N. Beaty
Mark Brown
Misa Jane Murphy
Bill Haver
D. F
Wendl Coulson
Berle Beaty
Marilyn
Bonnie Lou
Lloyd Beaty
Kathryn
Carol
Leo Beaty
Paul Loch
Harold
Howard Teater
Boernita
Ray
Harold Huff
Ronald
Norma
Tenxton Dicks
Messe Dicks
Workers Club
D. F. Hiner
Howard Me
Brown
Qua
Moravia Social Roundabout Remains Busy on Sunday
Moravia residents shared a lively Sunday visiting relatives in Centerville Fremont and Albia while local activities included a Loyal Home Builder class dinner at the Christian church and a bustling Ladies Aid sale. Families such as the Dicks Beaty and Priebe clans and others were noted in friendly calls and gatherings across area towns.
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Moravia
Birdie Main
Chilren
Jay Masaman
Centerville
Wil Free Home
Jay Argo
Fremont
Clyde Dicks
Harold Huff
Mra Lloyd Beaty
The
Christian Church
Grandma
John Irwin
Leo Beaty
Marshalltown
Merle Dicks
Josephine Murphy
John McAninch
Ladies Aid
Clarence Teater
Howard Teater
Carlota
Bernita
Louie Priebe
Famh‘ily
Albia
Priebs
Des Moines
Frank Eaton
Ottumwa
Algia Derby
Paul Lock
Berle Benty
Weneil Coulson
D. FP
Chicago Stock Show Opens In Expanded Quarters
As the 1934 International Live Stock Exposition nears, entries funnel into its new Chicago Stock Yards home. The management reports the largest live stock entry in the event’s history, signaling robust interest in the relocation and expanded facilities.
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Chicago Stock Yards
1934 International Exposition Opens Chicago Livestock Show
The 35th annual livestock show week follows Thanksgiving with prize herds and horses from across the continent. The Chicago show finals crown continental champions, as new stock buildings and the International Amphitheatre debut after last spring fire restoration. Railroads offer low round trips and cent-a-mile excursions to celebrate Chicago Stock Yards landmarks reopening.
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Canada
Chicago
Test Old Seed For It May Be Needed in 1935
Iowa State College extension botanist R H Porter urges testing of five year old seed wheat oats barley and sorgum to gauge germination before use next spring. He warns drought reduced supplies but finds good seed available if identified and tested. Avoid bringing seed from other states due to weed and climate concerns and note corn seed two years old is usually acceptable if not badly weathered.
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R. H. Porter
Iowa State College Extension
Fifth District voters urged to back Lloyd Thornton
A local appeal argues Lloyd Thornton merits support for Congress citing his record on Appropriations, Coinage and Insular Affairs and his stance on relief measures, tariffs and farm policy. The piece contrasts Thornton with his opponent who is said to avoid clear positions on taxes and state measures.
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Fifth Congressional District
National Congress
Lloyd Thornton
Congress
Pepenge
Ana
Loya
Seed vitality tests for oats and barley advised by Dr Porter
Farmers may mail oat samples to Dr Porter for lab germination tests, charged per sample. county agents may forward without postage. He notes 80 percent germination from top oats versus 70 percent two feet down, and suggests testing method using 4 kernels from 100 live ears to assess seed viability.
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Porter
Timothy
Albia Briefs Include Visitor and Testing Urgency
Portér remarks on business prospects and a near term rush expected next spring. He urges hunting and testing of supplies now as tests are harder to read. Rev. J. W. Berke visited Albia on Tuesday afternoon.
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Portér
M. H. Gohnéoh
Albia
J. W. Berke
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