Short Feeder Supplies for Iowa Cattlemen
Iowa cattle feeders face a smaller stocker and feeder cattle supply this fall. Western range states are expected to market about 4.077 million head, down from 4.322 million last fall, with declines mainly in the southwest. Prices, feed conditions, and finance will influence marketings, while Montana, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Wyoming, and Colorado anticipate a modest regional shift.
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Towa
Leslie M. Carl
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Southwest
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Western cattle movement shifts to northern feeders amid market surge
In 1925 the fall movement in the northwest is forecast at 1,847,000 head versus 2,117,000 last fall. Severe dry range conditions boosted western marketings, notably Texas and Oklahoma, with New Mexico seeing 264,000 head moved early in the year. Iowa stockmen may favor northern Colorado and South Dakota bred steers as western cattle move toward the corn belt for stocker and feeder demand.
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Northwest
Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma
Tn Newico
Iowa
Colorado
South Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri
Minnesota
Mills County Board Proceedings August 1925 Summary
Mills County Board of Supervisors met in regular adjourned sessions on August 21 and August 20, 1925, with all members present. Minutes from August 3 were read and approved. Numerous primary road and county expenses were approved, including labor, drayage, repairs, and supplies for roads, bridges, and flood damage. Appointments and notices include C. W. Black of Malvern named to the Mills County Soldier’s Relief Commission. Items include tax cancellation petitions and a refund claim denial. Attest: Frank W. Choate, County Auditor. Chairman: Sherman Jones.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Board of Supervisors
Nathan Aabergwolf
Bounty County
American Express County
American Railway Express Co. Express Comney
Eesneeer Laster Carson
Gopher Bounty
E. Goodrich
W. S. DeMoss
G. C. Hamilton
Drayave
Jaylan
Clayton Gopher Beauty County
John Moore
Gopher
J. D. Adams & Co
W. L. Jamison Gas Primar Short Auto Co
Standard
Ivan Shook
A. F. Smith
Roy Hawkins
E. F. Sowers
Earl D. Sowers
Marion R. Sowers
Harald Sowers
Swaney
Brank W. Choate
V. E. Agan
Carl ‘McDole
Sherman Jones
Elwood McCoy
Pan County
York
Ralph Hummel
Wit
Stee
T. En Bape
Agan
H. Dashner
Byron Dashner
Innerdirane
Lester Kearney
Labor
Itvan Stook
Dragging County
AB Strines
Dregeing
Clifford Wolfe
Dennis Whyte
Kenneth Kearney
Cc. L. Wy
George Davia
L. 'M. Gray
C. C. Fieselman
Frank eDole
Baiford Abor
O. M
M. Ogden
Dragging County Road
J. O. Evans
D. MaKern
Lewis Myers
Zopher Ferns
Carro
Perkins
Jackson Bridge
Lee Gross
J. C. Coffman
Earl Coffman
E. Boyd
Marion Kearney
Je M. Gray
Kenneth Bacon
Shen
Duhn Shane
Roscoe Weeks
Lookabill
Catras
J. M. Donelan
C. W. Black
Malvern
Iowa
Afills County Soldier’s Relief Commission
Frank W. Choate
Mills Co
Wickham Woodrow Addition
Grond
C. B. Double
Frank Masier
Anderson Township
My Favorite Stories By Irving Cord
A public New York City school teacher asks foreign born children to record family histories in a activity. A ragged girl writes "Duta" to state her father's business, learns the word means out of work, and explains her father "don't never wert" he strikes.
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Spenter
Iowa
David Flynn
Perry, Jows
Will Jacobse
Oakland
Nebr
Eugene Gibbs
W. C.moore Thas
Council Bluffs
Adelph Crouse
Earl Hall
Vernon
Laurel
Neb
Caleb Fisher
Immanuel Hospital
Art Hostetter
Wright Perkins
Corning
John Gambles
Omaha
Ona Johnson
Joe Beem
Marvin Lindsay
Russel
Eddie Anderson
Tatum
Stansberry
Gibbs
Mr. Gibbs
Lloyd Root
Casper
Wyo
Stodgill
Dumfries
Tabor
A. C. Talbot
Graville
Centralia
New York City
Ahe
Central Prose Association
My Favorite Stories BehU 6 CORR
Sam Blythe, a Washington correspondent, travels to New England to gauge public opinion on a crime crisis threatening liberties. He visits a retired New Hampshire political leader in a cottage, who spends the afternoon arguing and presenting documents in support of his views.
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Sam Blythe
Washington
New England
Sim
Auiiten
New Hampshire
Blythe
Dinner Invitation Sparks Quiet Domestic Tension
In a domestic scene Blythe consents to a breakfast as an elderly gentleman plans to brief his wife on midday meals and important papers. A doorway window reveals the mistress’s voice ordering the cook to adjust the potato supply for dinner, signaling a gathering with a guest.
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Blythe
Ramantha
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J. G. Buckingham
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