Honored on the Same Occasion With Rev Brown
Rev R R Brown of Omaha spoke at the twenty eighth annual John Fletcher Commencement at the college gym. Thirty one graduates received BA degrees, with two honorary degrees awarded to Rev Brown and Arthur Remmel. Howard Hyde and Bernice Van Buren earned summa cum laude, Magna laude went to Harold Morris George Muzzey Dorothea Sanderson and Clifford Swanson in a ceremony highlighting scholarship.
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Oskaloosa Herald
R. R. Brown
Omaha
Nebr
John Fletcher
College
Arden L. Bennett
Philippine Islands
Bennett
Arthur K. Remmel
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fort Wayne News: Sentinel
Howard Hyde
Almont
N. Dak
Bernice van Buren
Pella
Harold Morris
Cak
George Muzzey
Waterlo Miss
Dorothea Sanderson
University Park
Clifford Swaison
Mediapolis
Three University Park Figures Named
Preston Carr of University Park, Miss Eunice Moorehead of University Park, and Miss Dorothy She don of Blanchard, N Dakota.
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Preston Carr
University Park
Eunice Moorehead
Dorothy Shedon
Blanchard
N. Dakota
Milo Man Recalls Drouth Like 1894 With Heat and Failing Crops
J F Moorhouse of Milo, a weather observer for decades, recalls 1894 as a dry hot year when April and May brought little rain, May frosts damaged crops, and July and August brought 100 degree highs and hot winds. He notes May the hottest and driest month on record and mentions severe chinch bug problems. A Kruseman is ill with asthma and heart trouble.
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Drouth
J. F. Moorhouse
Milo
Mr. Moorhouse
Proper Care of Auto Finishes and Weathering
Vehicle finishes like Duco and enamel degrade under months of sun exposure mainly due to ultra violet rays. Chalked pigment and Traffic Film dull surfaces. proper polishing with a safe solvent containing mild abrasives removes this film without harming underlying lacquer, delaying refinishing.
Peace Tree Honors Fallen Comrades at Barker Arboretum
W H H Barker, 94, Harvey, leads a Memorial Day peace gesture by planting a living Peace Tree at the arboretum gateway. He collaborates with fellow GR veterans Dennis Terry, W F Putman, and J A Lindsay to plant trees at government cemeteries and in schoolyards to symbolize universal peace and memory.
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W. H. H. Barker
Harvey
United States
Grand Army of the Republic
Mr. Barker
Dennis Terry
W. F. Putman
J. A. Lindsay
New Mail Box Law In Effect Reads Fine For Offenders
New postage enforcement under Roosevelt administration aims to curb mail box offenses. The law imposes up to 300 dollars fine for depositing mailable matter without paid postage in approved letter boxes on mail routes.
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Roosevelt
Post Office Department
Postmaster’ General
Early Chicks Mean More Profits Says Poultry Specialist
Iowa State College Extension Service poultry expert W. R. W Whitfield warns hatcherymen face chick shortages or surpluses due to unpredictable hatch rates and demand. He notes many hatchery operators hold extra good chicks that could be absorbed by regular buyers.
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Mr. Whitfield
Hitfield
W. R. W Whitfield
Iowa State College Extension Service
Whitfield
Call for bids for coal for City of Pella plant
The City of Pella Iowa invites sealed bids for lump mine run 3 inch crushed 2 inch crushed and steam coal for its Electric Light and Power Plant. Bidders must include a $100 certified check and agree to a $2000 bond. Bids due by 5 pm June 19 1934 with NRA compliance certificate.
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Pella
Iowa
Electric Light and Power
Towa
NRA
A. C. Kuyper
20th Century Comedy at Princess Theatre Osceola
John Barrymore stars in Columbia Pictures film 20th Century opening Sunday for 3 days at Princess Theatre Oskaloosa. Carole Lombard co stars with Barrymore praised by him as the greatest actress he has worked with.
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Princess Theatre
Oskaloosa
John Barrymore
Columbia
Oshu~ Loosa
Barrymore
Carole Lombard
Miss Lombard
Columbia Pictures
Garde Lombard
Proof of Will Notice in Marion County Iowa
Notice is on file in the Clerk of the District Court of Marion County Iowa for the last will of Otto Van Speren deceased. A hearing is set for July 2 1934 in Knoxville Iowa where interested parties may be heard. Clerk Don L Remy Deputy L RK Clements Knoxville June 2 1984 Embattled steel labor leaders condemn Recovery Administrator Hugh Johnson's settlement proposal to President Roosevelt urging dismissal.
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Marion County
Towa
Otto van Speren
Knoxville
Don L. Remy
L. RK. Clements
Hugh Johnson
Roosvelt
Popcorn supplies exceed demand in 1933 crop
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports popcorn production in 1933 fell to about 23.5 million pounds in Iowa Kansas and Nebraska from 42 million in 1932 and 36 million in 1931. Reduced acreage and hot mid summer drought cut yields while demand remains weak and many lots are ground for feed.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Farmers weigh crop planting amid uncertain demand for pop core
A farmer notes cautious planting of crops due to unclear demand for pop core next fall and winter. He urges securing distant market contracts or local outlets before committing to crop plans, emphasizing risk if markets are unavailable.
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Rev. Brown
Fletcher
Milo Man
A. Kruseman
By “Hap” van Gorp
United Paint & Body CO
Peace
City Electric Light Plant
E. Hollebrands
NASH
F.C.B. Factory
Lafayette
F.C
Nash Ambassador
Special LaFayette
A. B. van
Walzer
Athletic Unions
Ilain
Walzer’s Men’s and Boys’ Clothing
High Avenue
East