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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1925

Page

3

Mills County Arm Bureau Directors Named

List of Mills County Arm Bureau directors includes NS McGrew John Clark R K Noadevione Albert Sthoen Chas Flamer WE Kinde Phil Slaughter H C Hopp W Sawyers JM Johnson W Donner John Evans W M Vestal Gay Breeding Ernest White Will Powles with the group shown in a partial roster fragment.

NS. McGrew John Clark R. K. Noadevione Albert Sthoenmz Chas. Flamer WE. Kinde Phil Slaughter H.C. Hoppil W. Sawyers Jm, Johnson W. Donner John Evans W. M. Vestal Gay Breeding Ernest White Will Powles

Calf Club Seeks One Hundred Farm Youth Members

Mille County Farm Bureau calls for about one hundred prospective calf club members to raise and feed baby beeves over ten months. The program emphasizes cattle feeding education, prudent financial outcomes, and hands on experience. assistance in locating suitable calves is available through the farm bureau and calf club committee.

Mille County Farm Bureau Ais

Farm Bureau officers urged to secure active members

Township elections will choose officers to lead farm bureau work for the coming year. The president represents the township on the county board, while directors must donate time and effort. The piece stresses selecting capable, active members to implement a practical 1926 program and maximize benefits. It also notes a new two act playlet about farm bureau projects and reports on potato shipping costs and the Ames conference of farm bureau officers.

Hia Farm Bureau W. A. Geiger Rural Organization Section Iowa Agricultural Extension Service Ames G. F. Warren Cornell University N.Y Warren Dean Vivian Ohio State University J. Covardale Clara Judson American Bond Mortgage Company of Chicago George E. Farrell U.S. Department of Agriculture Des R A. Pearson

Wanted One Hundred Good Calves For Junior Club

The Mills county community seeks calves weighing 300 to 500 pounds for the 1926 baby beef club. Owners willing to sell one or more suitable calves should notify the farm bureau office to connect interested boys. This helps youths gain agricultural experience and supports local cattle raisers.

Lin Farm Bureau

Sheriff's Sale Notice in Mills County Iowa 1926

By virtue of an execution from the Clerk of the District Court of Mills County Iowa dated September 2 1925 the The Clenwood State Bank plaintiff and J C Slathway defendant the amount 1771 81 with costs 81 71 and accruing costs I have levied on the undivided one half of Hathaway s share of corn grown on the Porter Rewe farm W NEY BW and NW SEY See 25 7 Range 40 Mills County and will offer it for sale to the highest bidder for cash at the described farm in Oak Township on October 24 1926 between 9 am and 4 pm with sale commencing at 10 am the undersigned will attend Glenwood Iowa September 23 1926 Sheriff S Demoss

Mills County Iowa Clenwood State Bank J. C. Slathway Hathaway Porter Rewe W. Ney BW Sey See Mille County Oalt Township Glenwood S. Demoss Milly County

Question on Miss Ederle and the English Channel

A debated possibility asks if Miss Ederle could have swum the English Channel without her trainer's interference. The text critiques state legislatures passing 20,000 laws yearly to claim the nation as lawful, questioning whether the people are truly lawless.

League of Nations Miss Ederle Louisville Courderdourmal

Victorian Era Breakfast Recipes Fragment

Fragmentary text outlines multiple breakfast and cooking instructions. It mentions Be Good brand batter, cottage cheese center garnishes, tea, Pepper Pot, toasted cheese on bread, poached eggs, and a bread griddle method. Also includes a muffin-like batter and yeast-based bread notes with directions for mixing and baking.

Gach

Veronique Soup and Liver a La Delights of 1875

A pantry list and recipe notes describe Veronique Soup with veal stock, tomatoes, rice, and thick cream, plus a baked liver dish with lard, butter, garlic, and clove, alongside cabbage, chicken and cucumber salad, and Dresden sandwiches. The text reads like a home cook’s guidance with measurements and steps intertwined.

Cabage Ani Fender Dresden Jan

Unclear War Plan Mention From Historic Telegraph Note

Fragmentary OCR text hints at a wartime plan or telegraph note involving an official and timing. Further readable details are unavailable. story could relate to military strategy or communication in a historic press page fragment.

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