Local notes on Shrine visitors and arrivals in Clinton Kalona
Mrs. Gertrude Finnerup and Mrs. Less Finch of Clinton traveled to Kalona with Mrs. T. V. Knerr after attending Rainbow and White Shrine meetings. Grace Sprecher and Miss Mary Hull left Ot tumwa after visiting here, while a masseur advertised at 1227 Seith Ave. White 2nd sheets priced at 75 cents per thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Finnerup
Less Finch
Clinton
Kalona
T. V. Knerr
Bk. Bres
Y Hush
Seith Awe
Grace Sprecher
Denison
Mary Hull
Ottumwa
Frank Fleteh
Corn Hog Contract Text Is Announced by Wallace Today
Announcement outlines three payment installments for hog producers under the corn hog plan. Details include penalties and adjustments tied to hog numbers, and requirements such as corn acreage reductions and limits on hog litters for 1934 and 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Farm Contract Grants Broad Access to USDA Records
The contract requires the farmer to permit access by authorized agents of the secretary of agriculture to farm records about corn and hog production or sales, anywhere the farm has operated, waiving confidentiality. It also bars sale or assignment of the contract terms and warns that intentional misrepresentations to defraud the United States will face criminal provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Roosevelt Urges Temperance by the People of America
President Roosevelt appeals for temperance in a proclamation as U S authorities open the way for foreign liquor entry amid moves toward repeal of prohibition. He urges the public to use good sense and avoid the curse of excessive intoxicants. Utah backed repeal efforts in an estate convention, signaling shifting public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
United States
Roosevelt
Utah
Elmer Wilson Dies in Unknown Circumstances
A Manila message brought word that Elmer Wilson of Burlington Washington was killed. The message gave no details and offered little information beyond his death. He was about 70 and a brother of Will A Wilson of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence RE. Wilson
Elmer Wilson
Burlington
Wash
Mr. Wilson
Washington
Will A. Wilson
Washinton
Illinois farmer crowned corn king of the world at expo
Worth Holmes of Joy, HK was today crowned corn king of the world at the International exposition in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Farmer World Corn King
Chicago
Worth Holmes
Joy
Christmas Bazaar at Methodist Ladies' Aid
A gay array of Christmas gifts and tempting foods fills the Methodist Ladies Bazaar displays. The cafeteria supper will be served this evening beginning at 6 o clock.
Neighbors Aid Ralph Lytle After Stroke Recovery
Fifteen neighbors gathered at Ralph Lytle’s home yesterday to cut wood. Lytle, who suffered a stroke over two months ago, is gradually improving and expressed gratitude for the help. The workers included Boyd Stephens, Jim Brooks, Walter Gardner, Tommys Harvey, John Wheeland, Will Saville, Harry Swift Clyde Lambert, Homer Lambert, J. H. Brenneman, J. L. Methaw Francis McConnell, Frank Kep hart, Charlie Kephart, and Golia Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lytle
Mr. Lytle
Thos
Boyd Stephens
Jim Brooks
Walter Gardner
Tommys Harvey
John Wheelan
Will Saville
Harry Swift
Clyde Lambert
Homer Lambert
J. H. Brenneman
J. L. Methaw
Francis McConnell
Frank Kephart
Charlie Kephart
Golia Miller
Land Grant Deed Traced to King George II 1714
A Mélacre tract in South Carolina remains under a grant deed attributed to King George II of England in 1714 through the descendants of Axis Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
George II of
England
Axis Page
Government contract clause on misstatement and default
The text states that if the secretary of agriculture finds material misstatement or noncompliance by the producer, the government may terminate the contract. No further payments shall be made, and any prior payments must be refunded to the secretary. Until refunded these sums constitute a lien on future corn and hog production from the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
R. M. Evans
Crawfordsville Social News Highlights Busy Week
Crawfordsville notes from Nellie Manners report visits by Mrs. Gormly of Fairfield and siblings in town. Several residents relocate or travel including Herman Meyer family moving near Burlington and Charles Meyer remaining to drive bus. Local church events feature A N Porter sermon and Methodist group Christmas party with tea gifts for Iowa City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Drinkall
Winfield
Harry Orchard
Drinkall
Missouri
Methodist Church
Ollie Anwy
Vera Jarrard
Washington
Iowa State Hospital
Iowa City
Jean Stewart
Maris Rose
Beulah Rieh
Yula Rose
Doris Cherryholmes
Maxine Lowe
Charles Gardner
Galesburg
Thelma Loomis
Harold Lowe
Quincey
Mary Wedear
Ivle Lowe
Harry Paschal
Crawfordsville
Clar
Lowe
Tax Revision Bill Moves Toward House Passage
In Des Moines on December 6 a revived debate over the religious prejudice bill led the Iowa House to tackle miscellaneous measures while the Senate considered a broad inquiry into the state insurance department. Senator Anderson aimed to pass the bill with amendments including a presumption of constitutional violation for inquiries into religious affiliation. An insurance investigation hinges on the Modern Brotherhood of America merger with the Independent Order of Foresters of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Senate
House
Senate
State Insurance Department
Anderson
Deu
Webster
Patterson
Kossuth
Chrystal
Carroll
Ths
Insurance Department
Modern Brotherhood of America Insurance Company
Mason City
Independent
Order of Foresters of Canada
M. A
Tah Mao
Motor Vehicle Administration
Local People and Visitors Share Thanksgiving Week
Mrs. William Hesseltine and Mrs. Lyman Babcock in Brighton area visit. families from Crawfordsville and Fort Madison shop here. Clarence Wice of Burlington Paper travels. Wittemans in town for Thanksgiving. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Campbell weighs 6% pounds. Several residents attend events and plan trips, including Red Cross first aid class and Iowa City activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hesseltine
Near Brighton
Lyman Babcock
Clint Fletcher
Kenneth Cherryholmes
Crawfordsvill
F. E. Young
Crawfordsville
B. F Macon
Burlington Paper Company
Washington
John Witteman
Gladys
Barbara
Carol
Ft. Madison
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gail Wilson
Sherd Wilson
Neil Humble
Audrey
Thelma Long
Grant Humble
Don Young
Iowa City
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
Harve Carter
Chiildren
Vandaline
Mercedes
Mildred Hamasaki
Cedar Rapids
San Francisco
Carter
Paula Tracy
Don Benblossom
Morrison, Ill
J. A. Marshall
Morrison
H. A. Benblossom
Edna Palmer
Pittsburgh couple reunites after visit with Shalla family
Louis Reller of Pittsburgh drove here Monday to pick up Mrs. Reller who had been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shalla. They returned to Pittsburgh Wednesday. Charles Biklen's mother Mrs. H L Biklen is ill at Burlington hospital. he visited her Sunday and returned here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Kennedy
Gail Edwards
San Diego
Calif
Edwards
Martha Whiteman
J. A Whiteman
East Burlington, Hil
Louis Reller
Pittsburgh
Charles Biklen
H. L. Biklen
Burlington Hospital
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Charlie Chase
Janet McClure
South
Iowa Ave
GEO. L. McDaniel Druggist
Pountain Pens
Kodaks
Santa
Economy Oil Co
Wilson Coal & Ice
A. C
Seiberling Tires
G.P.A
Prestone
People of
America
Ford
Chev
Plymouth
Repieces Il
Renieves
Imeulge Vlattery
Gamble Stores
Nellie Manners
Robert Gormly
Fairfield
Helen Gormly
Rodney Gormly
Shirley Ann
Waterloo
D. B. Fox
Hallie Martin
Mary McCoy
A. N. Porter
Keolta
Herman Meyer
Charles Meyer
A. Howsares
Dwight Brown
Shirley Janet
Yarmouth
A. B. Orris
Orris
Dwight Woodburn
Ezra Martin
Swedesburg
A. H. Rhea
Colorado Springs
Cole
Kansas City
Iné Jones
Ferne Johnson
Wetton
Elizabeth Jones
Helen Huston
Verlee Orchard
Helen and
Cornelia Johnson
Mary White
Isabelle Anwyl
Alice Holmes
Bud Johnson
Farle Lowe
Lislie Anwyl
Kenneth Rhea
Joseph Jones
John White
Trevor Hayvies
Tyle Lowe
Maurice Maxwell
C. H. Fishburn
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Whitman
Sheaffer
Washington ‘Cleaners
Wisie
H. S
Electro-Vita
Georgia M. Cummings
John Shields & Sons
L.C. Willits Garage
Ol Bill Coaleak
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