Local social notes from Centerville and surrounding towns
Mrs H B Watts spent the weekend in Des Moines and Woodward. Mrs Wm Laws and daughter Garnet visited Centerville Monday. Marjory Cameron of Bussey spent the weekend with her parents. J W Albert and family were Centerville visitors Monday. Rev Behrens and Rev Zerbe were Centerville visitors Tuesday morning. Several local residents hosted and visited friends and relatives across Centerville Otumwa Chillicothe and Long Beach over the weekend and into midweek. The 20th Century Club met at Mrs Cody Luse’s country home for a one o clock luncheon with twelve members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BE. Watts
Des Moines
Woodward
Wm. Laws
Garnet
Centerville
Misa Marjory Cameron
Bussey
Tom Cameron
C. T. Slavin
W. F. Horner
Ottumwa
J. W. Albert
J. F. Albert
Fred
Creston
M. P. Main
H. K. Smith
More
Otha Duvall
E. D. Kennedy
Keith
Geo. Strickler
Paul
J. M. Biddle
Long Beach
Calif
Excelaior Springs
J. W. Zerbe
Mary
20Th Century Club
Cody J. Luse
Bruce Watts
Gon. Bobbie
Bobbis
Doa Quigley
Newton, Lows
F. Lynch
Eldon
J. A. Tadlock
Quigleys
Tadlocks
Go To California for Brooke Morris Family Trip
Mr and Mrs Roy Brooke and Mr and Mrs Jake Morris traveled to California last week. Mr Brooke planned to dispose of a car he was driving in state. The Morris family will begin their trip with sons who are in the navy.
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California
Roy Brooke
Jake Morris
Brooke
Morris Will Siart
Navy
Oregon student-pastor enters senior year at Northwest Christian
Arthur J. Stanley, formerly of Moravia and now a Eugene resident, is entering his senior year at Northwest Christian College while also a junior at the University of Oregon. He has begun his third year as student-pastor of the Christian church in Dayton, Oregon, located about 90 miles from Eugene, and he travels there each weekend.
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Arthur J. Stanley
Moravia
Eugene
Oregon
The
Northwest Christian College
University ‘of Oregon
Christian Church
Dayton
Ore
Reds Record Sees Strong Hitting Bolster Pitching Comeback
Reds season recap highlights Jim Broshar leading batting with 23 hits in 68 at bats for .434, Paul Underwood second at .385, and Pearl Brosahr Wilbur Smith and Oral Easterr all in the .383 area. Pitching by Paul’s crew held opponents to weak runs, while timely hitting produced the winning margin in 18 games. Team totals show 18 491 148 .301, opponents 18 462 60 .130.
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Page One
Reds
Paul
Jim Broshar
Jim
Paul Underwood
Pearl Broshar
Wilbur Smith
Oral Easter R
Geab Kh Pet
Jim. Broshar
Pearl Brosahr
Oral Kaster
Dayton Dotson
Max McCoy
Paul Broshar
D. K. Orelup
Richard Burton
Geo. Winsler
Allen Boller
Harold Burton
Forrest Kaster
John Laws
Raymond Plants
John Anderson
E. Underwood
Wm, Morgan, Jr
Francis Oehler
Easter
J. F. Albert
Let Alfalfa Tops Fatten Roots Now
E. 8. Dyas, Iowa State College extension farm crops specialist, urges farmers to let alfalfa tops fatten roots to build food reserves. Growth to 10 inches before freezing is excessive. avoid cutting after mid September. Alfalfa may be lightly pastured in October, but not to a stubble, and old seedings require ample growth for winter protection as they winterkill more easily than new seedings.
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Iowa State College Extension
Iowa
Byron’, Virtue
Saya
Virtue
Maurice E. Johnson
Odeboldt
Iowa State College Extension Service
Ames
Boge
Wheat Program to be Offered Farmers Soon
County wheat allotment committees and county agricultural agents will hold community meetings to explain the 1936-39 wheat adjustment program and help farmers sign applications. Homer Bellman of Des Moines spent the weekend visiting relatives and attended the American Legion Convention in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya J. W. Merrill
Iowa
Homer Bellman
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
American Legion
St. Louis
Towa Farmers Prepare To Produce More Hogs
Towa farmers expand housing and build farrowing pens to grow hogs amid a changing market. The Agricultural Economic Facts circular notes a rising hog value relative to corn, risking overexpansion if the trend persists, with hog marketings expected 20 to 25 percent lighter than last year.
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Towa
Agricultural Economic Facts
Iowa State College Extension Service
Iowa
Pork and Lard Storage Supplies Dwindle This Year
Supplies of pork and lard in storage are lighter than they have been in many years, signaling tighter inventories and potential market implications for producers and consumers alike. Absent broader data, the note highlights lean stock levels and evolving supply chain pressures.
DANGERS OF CATTLE SITUATION ARE LISTED
Iowa farmers are warned by Iowa State College extension economists that the cattle feeding outlook is risky for January to June. Prices of replacement cattle rise as big markets report demand for stockers and feeders. Feeders face profits tied to corn prices, loan levels, and limited hog supply, with beef demand improving and pork stocks remaining tight.
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Iowa
Iowa State College, Extension
Net Iowa Farm Income Up Across 1933 to 1934
Iowa farm income rose from 1,990 dollars on 470 farms in 1933 to 2,764 dollars on 516 farms in 1934. The gains reflect higher farm product prices driving both net income and cash income, as measured by state records with Iowa State College Agricultural Experiment Station and Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College Agricultural Experiment Station
Extension Service
College
Iowa Farm Net Cash Income 1934 and 1984 Comparison
Net cash income measures funds available for personal expenses and debt payments, showing 1984 farm cash flow improving over net farm income. Management return rose to 1445 dollars on record farms, from 790 in 1993, reflecting better financial conditions despite larger farm size, more livestock, and higher yields. Hog income per sow doubled and beef income per head rose by about one third as prices climbed.
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Iowa
Apples For Sale And Miscellaneous Household Items
Handpicked pears at 75 cents and down pears 50 cents. Winter apples 25 cents and bushes at Blumenstocks. For sale buggy and high chair plus a Ford 2 door sedan. Apples for sale include Golden Delicious Jonathan first grade 1.25 and 1.00 respectively. other varieties at 0.50. Delivery available. Furniture repairs and upholstering by J. P. Coffin. Roy Scott offers Delicious and Jonathan at 1.00 per bushel with Willow Twig Fameuse and others. G. L. Gollaher lists Jonathan 1.00 and other varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blumenstocks
Jonathan
John Dike
Grimes
Snow
Fred Coltrain
Roy Scott
Sunday School and Worship Schedule for Carrelle Church
Mrs Bitcie Main superintendent leads Sunday School at 10 am with worship at 11 am. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm followed by evening service at 7 80 pm led by pastor W G Lagle in Carrelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitcie Main
Christian Endeavor
W. G. Lagle
Drouth Area Farms Show Lower 1984 Net Income Than Non-Drouth
The report notes that drouth area farms averaged 1597 dollars net income in 1984 while 344 non-drouth farms reached 3800 dollars. Crop yields drive the gap with drouth corn at 8 bushels per acre, oats at 6, and hay at 1 ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Non-Drouth
Drouth
Drowth
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Fappe
Arthur Stanley Junior
Oregon University
Parkerhouse Coffee
H. H. Pabst
Ford 2
Albert Vesch
J. P. Coffin
G. L. Gollaher
Carrelle
Church of Christ
Beauty Shop
Chet Broshar
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