Corn Credit Corporations Forming to Aid Iowa Farmers
M G Thornburg announces rapid progress of national and local corn credit corporations formed in Chicago and Iowa to supply warehouse certificates for farmers. Officials say Iowa offices will open, applications go to Chicago, with future livestock credit likely as permanent plans advance. Local warehouse boards should meet, reorganize, and appoint sealers to minimize costs while volunteers aid town farmers.
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Iowa
Edme
M. G. Thornburg
Chicako
National Corn Credit Corporation
Mr. Thornburg
Phila
Thy Tayo
Ionna
Chicago
Arevalo
Progesa
Chicago Corporation
Tharnburg
Making Business In Their Community
In a Livermore Gazette style discussion a rural tax and militia debate is described. Farmers resist taxes for patronage funding while troops enforce laws amid public unrest. Hot dog stands prosper as towns align with new schemes and contested lines.
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Poysthia
Conn Ues
Ate
Surner
Lester
Livermore Gazolte
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs Johnson Is Held
Mrs George Johnson hosted a birthday dinner at her home on Sunday with hon ored guest Inez and a cake inscribed Happy Birthday A number of guests attended including Miss Bertha Minor and her mother Mrs G W Minor Mr and Mrs Olt Hoepke and their children Mr and Mrs Henry Johnsen and children Mrs Jolnsen was present at Hawthorne This clipping reads as a social gathering with family and neighbors in attendance
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George Johnson Syns
Inez
Bertha Minor
G. W. Minor
Hawthorne
dJolnsen
Friends Husk Corn for Roy Rice in Renwick area
Neighbors gathered one half mile north of Renwick Saturday to help Roy Rice with corn after a broken arm from a recent car crush. Twenty two attended with wagons and during the fray they husked eight hundred eighty two bushels of grain. The text notes Britain’s parties did not advocate navy cuts.
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Roy
Rice
Renwick
Self-Supporting Iowa Agriculture Department Receipts Rise
Officials announce the Iowa Department of Agriculture is now self supporting through license and inspection fees. Revenue from dairy, meat, nursery, and other licenses will fund department costs, with nine animal industry laws and eight generating fees. The move aims to fund tuberculosis eradication and public health efforts without state taxation.
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Agricultural Department
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Hasia
Dairy and Food Division
Uieré
Horace Greeley and His Crushing Handwriting
A reminiscence recounts Horace Greeley's famously poor handwriting troubling printers at the New York Tribune. A printer urged dismissal after errors, and a discarded note to a foreman sparked a job lead elsewhere. Greeley’s overworked letter to a Sandusky lecture committee led to a February fifteenth date and a sixty dollar fee.
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Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
Greeley
Bel-shazzar
Gad
Sandiyiteh
Charity appeal for Council Bluffs orphanage aid
The long hardship of poverty hits children homeless and distressed as the Christian Home Orphanage of Council Bluffs Iowa, founded 1882 and supported by voluntary gifts, seeks funds to shelter feed and care for over 600 children. Winter demand rises. appeals urge fast help to ensure no needy child is denied relief.
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Great
Christian Home
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Council Blalts
Will Sell Household Goods at Public Sale in Renwick
Mrs Myrtle Gapidge will sell all household goods at public sale at her Renwick home on Saturday November 1st at 2 o clock. The notice lists no further items or participants.
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Renwick
Town Council Special Meeting Read Sealed Bids for Second Man
Special meeting on October 15 1931 considered 23 bids for night operator at Lighting Plant. Harold I Saxton of Renwick Iowa chosen. Regular meeting November 6 approved October minutes and read bills from R R Blesse to Renwick Savings Bank. Adjusted fire call and electric power rates effective December 1 1931. Town Clerk Britt Brit.
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Harold I. Saxton
Renwick
Iowa
Martion
Britt Brit
Elmer
R. R. Blesse
Chas
A. Walker
Westinghouse Elec
Geo
M.rechiel & Co
M.betcal & Co
M.R. Richardson White-Phillips Co
A. C. Sweetman Bee. Co
The
McKay Co
W. J. Higgins John-Muirhead General Elec. Co
General Elec. Co
General Elec
Farmers Co-operative Co
Fritz-Gugger S.F. Crawford Co
Leighton
Renwick Fire Company
Corporation of Raivick
Twa
Frite Brite
New Weed Found On Iowa Farms By Scientist
Dr A L Bakke of Iowa State College reports a new weed named knapweed on a Sioux County farm near Akron. The plant resembles a thistle and is an introduced weed from southern Europe. Also noted is the alkewarbit, a carrot-family weed with a deep root, found in Orange City and Guthrie County identifying new pests in Iowa fields.
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Iowa
A. L. Bakke
Iowa State College
Sioux County
Akron
Europe
America
Towa
Bakke
Lows
Lews State College
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Orange City
Guthrie
Ancient Club Rules Echo Historic Spectator Standards
A historical note recalls the Spectator Club rules from Addison era, contrasting them with modern Rotary and Kiwanis governance. It lists humorous sanctions such as kicks for curse words and fines for untruthful tales, plus rules about wives and entrances, reflecting social norms before telephones.
First Baptist Church Invites All to Bible School
Pastor J. A. Hurley calls for attendance at the First Baptist Church services. Sunday School in the morning, preaching on Mary and Martha, 343 p.m. Young People meeting, and 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship on The Lure of the Wilderness. Welcomes all to study God’s word.
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First
Baptist Church
J. A. Hurley
Ia.m
Come Bible School
Mary
Martha
Evangelical Church Services and Groups Schedule
Evangelical Church announces Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and Worship at 7:30 p.m. Japanese Gospel at 1 p.m. Midweek service Tuesdays at Mrs. Anna Schneider's home at 7 p.m. Bethelsland faith group on the 3rd Sunday at 11 a.m. Ladies Aid on first Wednesday, Woman's Missionary Society on second Wednesday. Choir practice Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.
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Anna Schneider
Fenior
L. C. Bethelsland
Aid. Society
Woman's Missionary Society
St Pauls Lutheran Church Services and Meeting Times
St Pauls Lutheran Church lists pastor Geo F Dirks with Sunday services at 10:00 am and 11:00 am in English and German worship on the last Sunday of each month at 5:00 am. Luther League sessions second and fourth Sundays at 30 pm. Ladies Aid gathers first Wednesday each month at 7:00 pm. All are welcome to worship.
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Luther League
Ladies Aid
M E Church Notes George R Meowell Past Sunday Service
The M E Church notes George R Meowell and invites nonregular attendees to worship after Sunday School at 10 15 p m and Morning Worship at 11 15 a m, extending a cordial invitation to join.
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M.E. Church
George R. Meowell
United States leads licorice root use in tobacco sector
The United States consumes about 90 percent of annual licorice root imports totaling 69,000,000 pounds, fueling tobacco industry use. The remark recalls longer delivery times for cars and the old motto about paying as you go and not going if you can't pay.
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United States
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Lee
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Foll & Wilson Funeral Service
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Lowa
Community Mirror
Yoo
Hkewise
Roy Rice
Great Britain
Mra, Myrtle Gapuige
Council Proceedings
Spectator Club
Addison
Cli Thalis
Rotary
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D. Haeblen
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