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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
3
A long letter from Mills County Farm Bureau leaders urges continued member support after January 1 1925. It argues organized cooperation boosts farm profitability, addresses legislation and credit measures, and calls for broader county membership to sustain effective farm policy and marketing efforts.
At a called meeting of Mills County women in Home Economies work, officers were elected with Mrs. V. A. Matthews of White Cloud township as chairwoman, Mrs. Ralph Skerritt as vice chair, and Mrs. L. L. Robbins as secretary. The group plans a yearlong Advanced Clothing course starting in July covering foundation patterns cutting and fitting garments trimmings and accessories children's clothes color and design in dress. Eisa Avis Talcott of Ames attended and described the program.
The Meil County farm bureau held its first meeting Friday January 9 with President Carter Vice President Wearin Secretary Jennie Cunning ham and Treasurer Henry Buck present along with directors D N McGrew RK Heidder non W E B Kindt B C Hopp J M Johnson W C Dotmer Guy Breeding and Ernest White. They outlined soil fertility work fertilizer trials and experimental plots using lime and acid phosphate with clover and small grain seedings and formed committees to oversee legislative matters junior club and poultry work and a 1925 budget. The group discussed the Iowa Warehouse Act and a soil survey showing eighteen soil types locally and noted Montgomery county results showing lime manure and acid phosphate raise winter wheat yields.
Lesson notes review the Last Supper focusing on Jesus's preparation of the Passover with the Twelve, the institution of the New Covenant, and the betrayal by Judas. It highlights disciples’ obedience, Jesus’s warnings, and the apostolic promise of future authority in the kingdom.
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