Wheat crop figures set for Muscatine county plan
County averages for 1928 to 1932 establish Muscatine Cedar Scott and Louisa wheat production and the 55.8 percent domestic allotment for compensation. County totals reach 65 976 bushels with Cedar 27 299 Scott 113 418 and Louisa 110 000. A county meeting will set participation details as Iowa estimates 12 000 farmers receive fall cash benefits under the wheat adjustment program.
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Muscatine County
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Cedar County
Scott County
Louisa County
United States Crop Reporting Board
Iowa
Au— County
Carl E. Ayr
J. W. Merrill
Iowa State College Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Praises Einstein in Rapping Germany's Treatment of Jews
London. Commander Oliver Locker-Lampson introduces a bill to promote Jewish citizenship abroad and aid deprived Jews in Palestine. Einstein, visiting, is cheered as the orator says the German people misled and the great scientist deserves shelter as a world citizen. Shamrock plants mark St Patrick's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Oliver Locker-Lampson
Palestine
Albert Einstein
Locker-Lampson
Europe
Spain Recognizes Soviet Russia Government
The Spanish cabinet, backed by President Niceto Alcala Zamora, recognized the Soviet Russia government today. Premier Manuel Azana prevented internal strife and a potential ministerial crisis amid the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Russia
Niceto Alcala Zamora
Manuel Azana
Rockafellow Rites Friday in West Liberty
Funeral services for Harry Rockafellow, who died Wednesday, will be held at 3 o clock Friday afternoon at the Duncan Cathout funeral home. The Rev C E Burdine pastor of the Presbyterian church will conduct the services and burial will be in Oak Ridge cemetery.
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West Liberty
Harry Rockafellow
Duncan-Cathout
C. E. Burdine
Presbyterian Church
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Factory Executive Commits Death by Own Action
William Abrams fifty a vice president of Progress Knitting Mills in Paterson New Jersey shot himself in a hotel room leaving notes saying he was tired of living and that the world had licked him local police reported this afternoon in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Abrams
Progress Knitting Mills
Paterson
N. J
Deeds Recorded In Muscatine Property Transfers
Earl Ira Wright transfers lots 12 and 13, block 44, Park Place to Arthur O. Powell. Charles H. Jones transfers lot 2 of the Terraces addition to Muscatine to William H. Weber.
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Earl Ira Wright
Arthur O. Powell
Park Place
Muscatine
Charles H. Jones
William H. Weber
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
A promotional piece claims Kruschen Salts help women lose fat in 30 days. It suggests reducing pastry fatty meats and potatoes and promises skin and eye improvements while encouraging self-weighing. The ad promotes buying a bottle of Kruschen Co. product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruschen Co
Farmer Pinned Under Thresher Near Tipton
Tipton area farmer Ralph Ford was pinned under a steam threshing engine when a nearby bridge collapsed and flipped the machine into a creek bed. He was trapped over 30 minutes before fellow workers freed him. he suffered a badly bruised shoulder and minor injuries with no broken bones per an X-ray. Fred Agne, present, escaped uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Ralph Ford
Ford
Fred Agne
E. J. van Metre
Watermelon and Produce Data Plan Unveiled by Conesville Growers
Truck growers in Conesville decide to provide buyers and growers with ongoing data on acreage and supplies of watermelons can taloupes and sweet potatoes during the marketing season. A chart directory will assist both sides. Twenty five members met at extension labs with Joseph J. Wilson and Carl E. Rylander speaking. A follow up meeting for Fruitland growers is set for Friday at 8 pm at the Elmer Corwin farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Joseph J. Wilson
Carl E. Rylander
Elmer Corwin
Herlein Property Willed to Widow
The will of Henry H. Herlein dated December 18 1909 with a July 12 1933 addition was filed for probate Wednesday and set for hearing August 22. It leaves the estate to widow Mamie naming her executrix without bond and allows her to dispose of property as she sees fit. Upon her death the estate goes to the couple’s children in equal shares. The 1933 addition directs Mamie and son Albert F. Herlein to divide the property after Henry’s use but the clause was not witnessed.
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Henry H. Herlein
Mamie
Albert F. Herlein
W Herlein
American Newspaper Publishers Association Meets Privately
The board of directors and members of the federal law committee of the American Newspaper Publishers Association held a closed meeting in New York. They discussed a possible code of fair competition for the newspaper publishing industry under the National Recovery Act.
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New York
Federal Law Committee
The
American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Athleta
Russell Brothers’ Circus
Soviet Republic
Journal News Services
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Herlein
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Penney’s
Striles
Panama
TOYOS
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Terry
Penney's
East Second Street
Price
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