Farm Bureau drive aims to enlist Cherokee farmers
A statewide Farm Bureau push targets every farmer to join, hoping Cherokee County reaches full membership. The drive notes 220.49 percent? state figures and over 1500 members in Cherokee, with many newcomers and missed farmers. The organization touts cooperative marketing, fair profits, and political influence as it expands across Iowa.
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Farm Bureau
Baureau
Great Lakes
Federal Reserve
Bots
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Buresao
Local Sharp Moves Highlight Town Updates
The Reeder couple moves into a new south town home. G Z Davenport sells his drag line business to Wm Siglin and shifts to Hatch milk wagon duty. Col E E Rutledge buys back a home from John A Nelson for 3500 less than spring price. Leonard Larson named president of Stewart Manufacturing at Cherokee. Superintendent Reinertsen declines state inspector post to stay near Alta. American Legion contracts for hall space, plans two pool tables and one billiard table, and aims to recruit over 125 members as ex service men join community group.
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Leonard Larson
Stewart Manufacturing Company
Cherokee
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Department of Education
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