Voice of the Public Dear Editor on Farm Loan Rejections
A Ames Iowa reader disputes F W Peck's claim that Federal Loan Corporation support improved farm conditions in 1934. The letter notes foreclosures and loan applications fell since 1933, suggests many farmers are discouraged or deemed beyond help, and calls for scrutiny of loan denials. One writer signs as One Who Has Tried.
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F. W. Peck
Ames
Towa
Iowa
Federal Loan Corporation
Federal
Present Evil Age and the Davidic Covenant Gospel
Henrietta Kaldenburg argues this dispensation centers on grace through Christ not law, with Israel’s partial blindness until the Gentiles’ fullness. She warns of two spirits, Satan and the Holy Spirit, and predicts apostasy, antiChrist, and a pre millennial return of Christ.
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Jesus
Israel
Jesus Christ
Christ
Paul
God
Seth
Cain
Enoch
Noah
Peter
Church
Ecclesia
Satan
Pharoah
Egypt
Rameses
Pithom
Babel
Adam
Antichrist
Roman Empire
League of Nations
David
City Mail Carriers Must Observe Rules
An article notes strict duties for city mail carriers including prohibition of loitering, talking loudly, eating while on routes, and handling dogs. Violations can bring reprimand, withheld promotion, pay cut, or removal, with Des Moines cited for losing only two keys in twenty years.
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Des Moines
Sam
Monroe County News
Changes Made In Livestock Market Practice
Des Moines Iowa February 21 Special changes in livestock marketing practices will take effect at most interior or direct markets on or before Monday March 4. The program follows federal recommendations from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Oscar G Mayer chairman of the Association to Maintain Freedom in Livestock Marketing announced the plan. Many interior markets are already operating on the new basis. Mayer said direct marketing has not disadvantaged hog producers.
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Federal Market News Service
Des Moines
Iowa
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Oscar G. Mayer
Oscar G. Mayer and Company
Madison
Wis
Chicago
Minnesota
Chronicle Office Advertises Yellow Second Sheets
Advertisement notes 500 sheets of yellow second sheets available at the Chronicle office for 40 cents each.
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Chronicle
City petitions due by 6 PM February 28 1935
Announcement states all nominations petitions must be on file in the City Clerk’s office by 6:00 PM Thursday February 28 1935. It sets a firm deadline for candidates to file in a municipal election cycle.
Two More Men Ted in Lovilia Robbery Case
Two men accused by officers of taking part in the February 2 robbery of the John B. Davis store at Lovilia were arrested in Des Moines and due to be brought to Albia. Clifford Nance’s Des Moines jail confession implicated them. William Nance, held on a breaking and entering charge, had earlier been arrested after being found with stolen store overshoes.
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John B. Davis
Lovilia
Des Moines
Albia
John Goodwin
Joseph
Cosstlim
Clifford Nance
Nance
Goodwin
William Nance
Louilla
Clifford
E. J. Turner
Davis
Baker
Monroe County News
Jan Garber Seeks Talent in Des Moines Contest
The Jan Garber orchestra performs at the Coliseum in Des Moines on Wednesday March 13 with seven judges to pick ten girls for a Personality and Ability Contest. Ten winners receive radio stage or screen contracts. three titles crown Queen of the Middle West Miss Iowa I and Miss Iowa II, with upper contenders sent to Hollywood for tests.
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Coliseum
Des Moines
Iowa
Jan Garber
Middle West
Hollywood
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