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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1925

Page

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Farming town notes forecast spring in Mills County

An Iowa weekly column from Mills County reflects on winter easing into spring with seasonal imagery. It includes a farmer Ames Abe’s advice, humorous notes about neighbor Bill and seed catalog planning, plus a commentary on the forty first Iowa General Assembly and citizens’ stake as stockholders in state government. It urges reader engagement in legislative actions affecting farms, stores, shops, and offices.

Ames Abe Agricultural College Ames Abé Bill Smith Bill General Assembly Des Moines State of Iowa Mills Ames State College of Agriculture Bulletin Department Farm Bureau

State Legislature Shapes Law Over Finance and Conduct

A weekly correspondent notes the forty first Iowa General Assembly extends beyond finances to personal conduct, urging reader interest. The report highlights farm influence in the Senate, E. P. Harrison’s near-speakership, and regional politics shaping agricultural policy for Mills County and beyond.

Des Moines Omaha Nebraska Forty-First General Assembly Jarnagin E. P. Harrison Oakland Harrison’s Homes Farmer Senate Pottawattamie Harrison Iowa Homestead

Iowa Child Labor Amendment Debate Stirs Farmers and Schools

The piece argues child labor limits will not affect Iowa's farms or families, noting leaders Ida B Wise Smith and Chas F Pye defend an enabling act to empower Congress over under eighteen work. It contrasts state standards with federal proposals and discusses roads, farming guidance, and county notices amid community updates.

Iowa Towa General Assembly W. C T. U Bubroil Congress Juntice Taft Arein

Silver Grange Installs Officers in Bal Four Meeting

Silver Grange held its regular meeting at the Grange hall in Bal Four Thursday. State Master Ralph W. Smith was absent, so Mrs. Lawson the state secretary, assisted by Mrs. Elizabeth lawyers and Mrs. Cleva Brooks, conducted the installation of officers including Dwight Buffington as Master, Lester Richardson Overseer, Cora Richardson Lecturer, Edd Gilbert Steward, and ae Chambers Asslatang Brew-

Silver Grange Grange Balfour Ralph W. Smith Lawson Elizabeth *Awyers Cleva Brooks Dwight Buffington Lester Richardson Cora Richardson Edd Gilbert Ae Chambers Asslatang

Sheriff’s Sale By Virtue Of An Execution

Milly County Iowa district court issued on December 12, 1924 a judgment for 868.68 with 38.18 in costs. Levyed on the undivided one fifth interest in real estate of Byron White to satisfy the execution in favor of F. BW Yeward Admr. as Plaintiff.

District Court Milly County Yeward Admr Byron White Costa Mille County Iowa Gallafy

Notice to Defendants of Garnishment in Mills County Iowa

Glenwood State Bank files execution on its judgment in Mills County District Court. Day and Ollie Day, garnishees First National Bank of Tabor and Dayre Williams admit holding 100.10 dollars for the defendants. The matter goes to judgment for amount in hands and applied to the judgment. Dated December 24, 1924. G. Be. Dean, Attorney for Glenwood State Bank.

Riley Day Ollie Day Glenwood State Bank Mills County Iowa Dayre Williams First National Bank of Tabor Laws Ami G. BE. Dean BT-14

Nesting Habite of Crowe Crows Wulld in Trees

Fragmentary OCR notes describe crow nests high in trees with sticky bark linings from grapevines and other fibers. Eggs hatch in about three weeks and young birds learn to forage as they grow.

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