Mills County Farm Bureau Notes and Activities
Mills County Farm Bureau reports on vaccination school in Glenwood with thirteen attendees and praise for Dr Craft. stumps blasting demo at V A Matthews farm using Pyratol. barley as early seed per Wallace's Farmer. junior poultry club leaders meeting. gopher eradication trials. clothing club organization plans. 100W Iowa Town Litter Club rules. Emerson community meeting with educational film. call for diversified crops and Farm Bureau support. remarks on stock cattle prices and Iowa pride.
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Glenwood
Graft
Craft
Farm Bureau
Inter
Chance
V. A. Matthews
A. Matthews
White Cloud Township
Matthews
Wallace
L. CG. Burnett
Iowa Experiment Station
Ilan
Wisconsin
Ontario
Poultry Club
Frank P. Reed
Extension Department
Fred D. Butcher
Ames
Mr. Ressler
St. Louis
Mills County
United Effort
Edith Barker
Iowa
EASQN
Methodist Church
Emerson
Mitchell
Ascaris
State College
County Farm Bureau
Agricultural College
Mills County Farm Bureau
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A cryptic, fragmented OCR page item lists coded clues and partial definitions across various lettered entries. It appears as a puzzle or index with misread terms, stray symbols, and scattered word fragments seeking matches to phonetic or cryptic prompts.
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Uby
Long Island
Subsoil Turnover Sparks Iowa Plow Preparations
Subsoil moisture and thawing ground in Iowa push farmers to plow tests as winter breaks. The prospect of a large crop lingers as soil warms and farmers await spring planting conditions.
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Lowa
Seed Potatoes Dipped to Cut Crop Losses
Sixteen percent of Iowa’s potato crop is lost yearly to scab, black wears, and black leg. Dr I E Methus Iowa State College urges a hot formaldehyde dip. The method began five years ago at Clear Lake and is now widely used in major potato districts.
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Iowa
I. E. Methus
Iowa State College
Kennedy
Clear Lake
Donald R. Porter
Iowa Experiment Station
Naw
Kansas
Kaw Valley
Seed corn testing urged for reliable planting outcomes
Farmers are urged to test seed corn despite high germination rates in statewide samples. Iowa State College seed laboratory notes many lots fail ear tests due to dead moldy or weak ears. Individual ear testing is recommended to ensure healthy planting and maximize yield potential.
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Burnett
Towa
Farm Crops Seed Laboratory
Iowa State College
Rag doll germination test described for seed ears
The article details a rag doll germination method to test disease in corn ears. It explains preparing a cloth doll, placing kernels from multiple ears in marked squares, rolling the cloth, soaking, and then incubating in a bucket of water at 70 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit. A modified method uses wrapping paper and rowed kernel placements to prevent mold spread, with results read in six to eight days depending on temperature.
Henderson Dinner Celebrates Local Basketball Teams
On Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Dorsey Byers hosted an oyster supper for the girls and boys basketball teams. Games were played and celebrations ran late after promising a reward if the teams won the Carson tournament. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Claude Wilson Mr and Mrs Chasa arene Mr and Mrs Taylor and Mr and Mrs Earl Saar.
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Dorsey Byers
Carson
Claude Wilson
Chasa Arene
Taylor
Earl Saar
See. Trippleton
Hope Owaney
Wodoeniay
Red Oak
Carluon
Hin Farm
Bhmer Evans
Champ Harover
W. C. Harover
Dave Owens
Omaha
Dorothy Owens
June Boilean
Leona McMullen
Dorothy Cain
Local visits and family news from Hamburg to Carson
Details of visits and greetings spread through area families. Harover and son visited Clarence Workman in Hamburg while Genoa Nebr resident Reimar came for a visit with grandchildren. Several residents from Carroll and nearby towns hosted or visited relatives including Vivian Smith from Cornell Butts, Chas Irwit, Ralph Latine from Omaha, and Joe Viner families.
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Harover
Ant
Clarence Workman
Hamburg
Bi Reimar
Genoa
Nebr
Warde
Newton
St Gataon
Vivian Smith
Cornell Butts
Heter
Hiorenea Lave
Geippe
Chas
Irwit
Ralph Latine
Omaha
Gravitt
Ben Guyer
Strahan
Joe Viner
Fetter
Carson
Bill Kenwood
Shenandoah
Bill Martin
M. Woods
Harlan
Robert McClenahan
Labor
Marie Carter
Rev. Green
Oakland
Jim Houser
Apf J. Harbor
Allen Morris
Robert McMullen
Prof. Taylor
Emerson
Locusts Driven Away by Noise Amid Plague of Pests
In a quarrelled report from the field, vast swarms of locusts are described as the gravest pests in America. They are driven away by loud noises and the crashing of tin pans, with hordes being put to flight by the clamor.
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America
Newr-L Advocate Report Publishes Odd Local Note
A fragmentary item from a local paper mentions a nameless advocate and a vague public concern about an avenue and population measures. The readable text hints at civic or legal matters but lacks clear context, names, or dates for fuller reporting.
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Farquhar
Nelle Stoneman
Asa
Carter
Otha
Henry Buch
Mra, D. D. Cunningham
D. N. McGrew
John Clark
R. K. Henderson
Albert Schooning
Chas. Plumer
W. E. Klindt
Phil Slaughter
R. ©. Hopp
H. W. Sawyers
J. M. Johnson
W. C. Donner
John Evans
W. M. Vestal
Guy Breeding
Erneat White
Will Powles
Uylita
Tate
Henderson
Winhalter
Tee Gabinal Ein Te Fedter
Joe
Clare Incomes
Page Pes Moth
Rosa
Glebe
Alton Clayton
Macedonia
Hatutions
Bthéit Oon Aid
Council Bluffs
Sinznona
Sinznona. Mos Sad Galt
Mildred Newatist
Waldo Burhondson
Ralph Viner
Fuliget
L. D. Phillipe
Carl Clemmitt
Kenneth Willama
Wee Carson
Claude Barnes
Waterson
Newr-L Advocate
Devoe
Tom
Daniel Glenwold
Lewa
ESSEX
Hudson-Essex
Dale M. Miller
Glenwood, Iowa
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