Wheat allotment plan details and Smith case emerge
The article outlines voluntary wheat acreage allotments under a national plan. Jones rejects, loses eligibility. Smith could accept a 20 percent crop cap and receive 800 bushels via certificates. World prices set domestic sale terms. certificates funded by excise tax, with proceeds redistributed to holders. Deadlines and local notices follow, including a Mrs Jergerson obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmer Jones
Yellow Medicine
Jones
Smith
National Commodity Council
Farmer Income and Markets Cited in Meager Pay Review
A local notice argues for higher prices for agricultural products to restore farmer earnings. It states farmers should receive fifty cents for corn, thirty cents for oats, and eight dollars for hogs, while unemployment must drop and loans to farmers and businesses must not be used to prop up unreliable markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Bernard Ostrolenk
Local items recount town visitors and officials
J C Helm of Woden was in town on business Wednesday after dinner. Judge Jennings condition remains about the same. Very little change day to day. Sever Pannkuk has been packing coal from mines near Fort Dodge the past week. Amos Angie and Migs Lois Heitner were in Mason City with Mrs. Mayfield and Helen Baed Tuesday. Miss Marguerite Pannkuk and Miss Quantice Leshey of Mason City visited Mr. and Mrs. Anton Pannkuk Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Helm
Woden
Judge Jennings
Sever Pannkuk
Fort Dodge
Mia
Amos Angie
Migs Lois Heitner
Malson City
Mayfield
Helen Baéd Tuesaday
Marguerite Pannkuk
Quantice Leshey
Mason City
Anton Pannkuk
Community notices and socials from Algona church and groups
Martha Bonacker displays boxed greeting cards at M I church basement during Ladies Aid. Alumni party urged for local high school graduates on Dec 26 at the gym. Federation updates with Roy Budlong elected county chairman and officers. Socials include bridge clubs, dinners, and holiday gatherings among local families and clergy, plus a long excerpt of Virginia's Santa Claus letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Bonacker
M. I. Church
Ladies Aid
Birthday Celebration and Lodge Anniversary Observed in Town
Mig Carte Bonneker hosted a Sunday gathering to celebrate family birthdays including Amo on Tuesday the 19th and Raymond on the 23rd. Lunch was served late with guests Mr and Mrs A M Paterdon Mr and Mrs John Pink and others from Estes Park Colorado. Rebekah lodge marked the 30th anniversary with a program at the IOOF hall featuring charter members J F Fisher Mrs George Hansen and songs by Mrs Gilbert Nelson and Miss Gladys Bogges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Reed
Raymond Krantz
C. V. Pendergast
A L. Peterson
Gladys
Baryl
Daisy
A. M. Paterdon
John Pink
Charles Relbsamen
Charlotte Relbsamen
Estes Park
Colorado
Warl Blakely
Rebekah
Thronka
J. F. Fisher
George Hansen
Gilbert Nelson
Gladys Bogges
Breadline Menu Revealed at Local Help Station
A city help station publishes a typical menu to answer questions about what hungry men are given. The offer invites the public to inspect preparation, noting cracked wheat with brown sugar and milk, a cup of coffee, and bread portions, with occasional ale served.
Christmas Program and Toy Drive at Local School
Annual radio Christmas program featured by several grades with parents invited. Afterward gifts distributed in rooms. Sixth graders had dental work and exams. Students donated toys to the Red Cross, pooling class funds for the cause. Teachers and students organized crafts, carols, and posters while reporters Byron Lamoreux and Donovan Andrews covered the event. Vacation begins Friday, returning Jan 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio In Children
Red Cross
Christmas Play and School Activity Report
Highth Grade Ruth Mayer was absent Tuesday. We worked drill number 13 in our arithmetic last Monday and made a class average of 97. The girls of the 7th and 8th grade learned to play W Progresive Dodge Ball last Friday. They enjoyed it very much. Our Christmas play will be Christ mas at Dinky Flats. The M. B. League party was Thursday night at Rev Paul home with attendees Leota Oestarreicher HMdithmae Bud long Wilbur Kathryn Schram Mildred Wern Harold Krantz Barbara Ball Willis Phelps Arla Harley Larson plus guests Donald Callies Neil Slack Loraine Peterson Hdnaites Arthur Loraine Peterson Vernon Larson Lewis Vern Bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Geed
Wa Saathoff
Reed
Mildred
Harold
Clifford
Fern Krantz
Harley Larson
Loraine F. Peterson
Mar-garet Callies
Verna Bacon
Louis Bacon
Arlo Wareon
Willia Kennedy
Edward Boyken
Bernice Larson
Elsie Keuchenreuther
Barbara Ball Donald Banta
Pauline Blakely
Ted Dunmire
Ruth Mayer
Dinky Flats
M. B. League
Rev. Paul
Leota Oestarreicher
Hmdithmae Budlong
Wilbur
Kathryn Schram
Wern
Harold Krantz
Barbara ‘Ball
Willis Phelps
Arla
Donald Callies
Neil Slack
Loraine Peterson
Hdnaites
Arthur
Vernon Larson
Lewis
Vern Bacon
Menus and meat sources in a workhouse kitchen
The excerpt describes a regular daily menu featuring oxtail soup, coffee, bread, and vegetables with baked beans and salt pork for supper. It notes meals per day, a two-meal and three-meal plan, occasional roast pork on Sundays or holidays, and health authority guidance. It mentions hogs provided by the county board and kitchen use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisory
Lard Use Promoted By Iowa College Bulletin
A bulletin from Iowa State College outlines lard as the best edible fat for shortening, noting its wide temperature tolerance and digestibility. It explains rendering methods, storage tips, and offers guidance to housewives to prefer lard over substitutes to save money and aid local hog products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawa State College
P. Mahal Nelson
Department of Moods and Nutrition
Belle Lowe
Nelson
Migs Lane
Iowa
Extension Service
Lowa
State College
Ames
Towa
Legion Auxiliary Plans Christmas Events and Fund Drive
The Legion Auxiliary executive board will host a Radio Party on December 80th, with Community Service Department coordinating with the Legion and PTA for the community Christmas tree. Old Santa will greet children December 24 at 8 06 sharp, carols to be sung at homes of shut ins. Rehabilitation Chairman reports a shipment of crepe paper, playing cards, cigarettes, dominoes, games, table runners sent to the U S Veterans hospital to spread Christmas cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service
The
Legion
Parent Teachers Association
Shuting
Pearl Rickless
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Paterson
Pera Anderson
Ning
Nadine du Vries
Mia
Schutter
Camilla Cooper
Virginia G
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Alfred Jergerson
Idowa City
Jergersen
Albert Amelaberg
Lakota
Iowa City Hospital
Dakota
Ciga
Pannkuk's
Titonka
Mesdames
Roy Budlong
Steven de Vries
C. A. Hoon
Supt, Shirley
Algona
P. T. A. Council
A. Bishop Vicadim
Edward Genrich
Wm. Shirley
Harm Green Jr
Fred Walp
Swea Chy
Harm Green
Harm Stott Low
Larkin
Pendergast
L. B. Larson
Herbert Schweppes
Miller Nelson
Art, Schweppe
H. A. French
John Wood
Mys
Lee O.wolfe
Wood
Womens Club
C, A. Hoonhoma
Luther League
M. H. Ladies Aid
Fremont Faul
Carrie Bonacker
Megdames
Fremont Paul
Ray ‘Bonackar
Will Peterson
George Peterson
Ray ‘Oesterreicher
Ray Hansen
George’ Bonacker
Amos Bonacker
Lee ‘O.wolfe
Mrs. Miller Nelson
M.S. ‘Craven
Epworth League
Homer Downs
A.M. Peterson
Jean French
Jo Ann Godden
Jo Ann
Virginia
Santa Claus
Breadline Men
Schiol
Wesley
Weasley
Tony' Saathott
Roger Larson
Rosemary Bacon
Lee ‘Brus
Harris Smith
Carol Doege
Patricia Ball
Walter Damrisch
Des Moines
South America
Legion Auxiliary Notes
Merry Christmas
J. E. Wilson
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