Farm Bureau movement tribute and future hopes
A veteran member reflects on the Farm Bureau in Mille County as of March 1 1918. He praises its growth, credits loyal members, and endorses Hyzer 4 as a capable successor. He notes future development will demand time and effort but affirms continued support and value of the bureau. He transitions to a new field with New York Life Insurance Company while reaffirming ongoing commitment.
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Farm Bureau Movement
Farm Bureau
Ini
National
Aualry
Farti ‘Bureau
Farm’ Bureau
Hyzer
Heis
Mmost
Yarm ‘Bureau
New York Life Insurance Company
Amy
Farm Bureau J
Foreward About Awakening As New Person
A fragment from a memoir notes a morning two weeks ago when the narrator awoke to a sense of becoming someone new after an unrestful night. The text hints at personal transformation and self discovery in a introspective tone.
Appointment letter from Albert L Hyzer as Mills County agent
Albert L Hyzer introduces himself as the new Mills County agricultural agent in Iowa. He expresses gratitude for the welcome, pledges service and cooperation with residents, and commits to sustaining Mills County’s high agricultural standing.
Picnic at Robbins tourist park highlights 4 H Clothing clubs
Last Wednesday afternoon in June at Robbins tourist park a 4 H Clothing club picnic drew leaders and assistants from East and West Anderson with members. The program featured clothing exhibits from each club, music memory tests, a general discussion on club improvement, games and a full club supper.
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Robbins
D. N.mcgrew
East Anderson
J. R. Wilson
West Anderson
Rally day program urged for Mills County youth
Malvern hosts a county 4 H rally day on Saturday June 19 starting 10 30 a m at the Community building. The program features registrations games demonstrations talks lunch and music with leaders and clubs from Mills County 4 H including clothing and baby beef. A lesson on care of clothing was held in Mineola with 16 ladies attending.
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Malvern
Milla County
County Apent Hyzer
J. L. Robbing
County Clothing Club
L. Robbins
Misa
Mary Rathke
May
C. L. Stranathan
Iw. C. Donner
Geneva Hunt
Mills County
4-H
Malvern Community Orchestra
June M. Pickel
D. C. Cunningham
Hazel Clark
Mildred ‘Nims
East Oak
Township Meetings Highlight Canning Vegetables and Grain Stacking
Center Township Farm Bureau met at Hillsdale church on Tuesday evening June 12 with a measured program led by township chairman Mr. Ruch. Topics included canning vegetables and stacking grain and hay. A Rawles township gathering followed on June 9 at Fairview Community house with an ice cream social and notes on community farming efforts. The writer praised local cooperation and plans for July meetings.
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Center Township Farm Bureau O
Hillsdale
Ruch
Fine Oder
Rawles ‘Fairview Community House
Rawles Township
Plattville
Plattville Farm Bureau Hosts County Agent Meeting
The Plattville township farm bureau held its regular monthly meeting at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lincoln on a rainy Thursday evening June 10. About 45 members attended as the new county agent was introduced. A brief program featured organizing a mixed chorus for the community and a future community play, with Mrs. S. C. Lincoln in charge of both projects. A fine lunch followed, and members praised the meetings for the inspiration and valuable information they provide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattville Township
Harry Lincoln
Lincoln
Ten Graduates at Tabor College Commencement
Ten graduates received diplomas at the Tabor College commencement held Wednesday of last week. Professor Ireland was awarded an honorary degree in recognition of his service and achievements.
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Prof. Ireland
E. J. Burkett Speaks at Alumni Banquet
E J Burkett addressed an enthusiastic alumni banquet at Tabor College. The gathering filled the Congregational church with students graduates townspeople and out of town friends for a toast program and plans to boost the college. The event began with a procession from Adams Hall to the church for the program.
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Plana
Tabor
Tabor College
Ob ‘Adams Hall
College
Graduation Exercises At Tabor College 1920s Alumni Banquet
The service featured the Twelfth Mass and hymns with Dr F W Clayton presiding as chief speaker. Degrees were conferred on 12 seniors and one academy student, with honor students Mabel Laird McFarland and Clover Payne. An alumni banquet followed with toasts by L T Weeks and others, then the annual alumni meeting.
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FL Wi Clayton
Sandine
Harry 8
Lodgley
D.D
Coadjustor
Iowa
Centtaire
Blanch Dalton
Helett Gaylord
L. T. Weeks
F. W. Clayton
W. B. ‘Mann
Cornell Bluffs
J.M. Treland
Tabor
Congregational Church
Ferm Hanson
Adella Laird
Edwin Howard
Lillian Hurlbutt
Lisle ‘Weatherhead
E. J. Burkett
Robert Redenbaugh
Harry
Longtey
Alumni Association
Skiing's Rise in 1860s Telemark and Beyond
The article notes skiing began around 1860 in Telemark Norway and quickly spread across the Arctic peninsulas to areas with severe winters. It highlights popularity in Switzerland Canada and the United States as the sport expanded.
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Norway
Telemark
Switzerland
Canada
United States
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Omrs
Lifesia
Rush ‘ Keithener Guy
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Omaha
Conant Hotel
Sanford
Henshaw
Conant ‘Hotel Company
Towa
Thiat
June
Io All
Albert L, Hyzer
Red Oak Maytag Washing Machine Company
Montgomery and Mills Co
Eees
Sige
Mat W. C. Donner
Wallace Dittrick
Mies
Eva Catlatedt
Cirk
Havel
Dodd Clark
Lt. Robbins
County
Hally Day
Color ‘Printing Opinion Office
DR. van F. Barnes
Glesywood
the Mills County Abstract Co
Incorporated
Glenwood, Iowa
Council Bluffs Auto Top Co
Boyer Brothers
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