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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
6
Subscription offered at 1.50 dollars per year. Readers are invited to request rates and terms for ongoing delivery and access. The notice emphasizes affordable pricing and urges local residents to inquire for details.
Sunday visitors from Council Bluffs and Omaha joined H E Read and family in Pacific Junction. Birth announced for Lloyd Root in Rawlins. Roots had moved from Pacific Junction a year ago. Funeral of Mr Smith of Pacific City held at Martin's chapel. he was 74. Church events include tent meetings, ladies aid, and a chicken supper. A Bible class formed after a church gathering, with 132 attendees.
Federal court convened in Council Bluffs with Mills County residents listed for grand and petit juries. Grand jurors include Dwight Buffington Malvern C L Huston Emerson Fred J Martin Hastings Arthur Phelps Henderson and the late W S Brown Glenwood. Petit jurors feature S G Stonebraker Henderson F J Steele Strahan Herman J Reafling Glenwood W J Daniels Glenwood L F Kruse Mineola Wallace Haney Silver City John Evans Emerson Walter Donner Hastings Thomas Brazelton Hastings T A Anderson Pacific Junction Ernest Alberts Malvern.
Mills County ARM BUREA report by County Agent Fred Farquhar details local agricultural initiatives. Doric Malta notes program aims, activities, and timelines for farmers.
New members are welcomed to the Farm Bureau and urged to engage fully. The article notes members can access bulletins and services, including a free labor bureau, plans for buildings, and countywide educational programs, with emphasis on crop prices and local assistance. It highlights a specific notice on sheep feeders about obtaining feeder lambs chipped into Iowa without dipping, detailing a recent regulatory change and Farm Bureau support.
The regular monthly meeting of the farm bureau board of directors will be held Saturday afternoon October 3 at the farm bureau office. Uncle Pederson, visiting Mills county, will report on membership work and share observations from 96 of 99 counties. Committees will be appointed to handle projects for the coming year. all meetings are open to members.
At the L. L. Robbins farm north of Hastings, Dr. K W Stouder and Prof. C W McDonald presented hog and poultry care talks and demonstrations for about 150 attendees. They urged selecting sows from large litters, tankage during gestation, and early fall breeding prep, while stressing clean grounds to prevent disease and moving away from overcrowded or polluted lots.
The writer expresses thanks for the day’s arrangements and the accommodations provided. The note emphasizes appreciation for kindness and support received in hosting or hosting-related services.
RE M Dunning, longtime forecaster in the area, predicts a pleasant fall and milder winter. He cites current conditions since crossing the equator and notes the nation may enjoy one of its nicest seasons in years.
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