Mills County Arm Bureau Agent in Abandoned Office
A fragment from Mills County mentions ARM BUREA with an agent named LNBULE STOMAN and an office Abn't. The garbled text suggests a local bureau or office context with an unnamed official, but the readable material is too fragmentary to confirm a concrete event or action.
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Farquhar
Lnbule Stoman
Susie Etherington
iMildréd
Bacus
Reading
Johnson
Mass
Cooper
Pacific Junction
Randolph
Jenny Dooly
Organization Officers and Directors Listed in Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment lists officers and directors including Carter as president, Weatian as vice president, Cunningham as treasurer, and a long roster of directors such as McGrew Clark Henderson Sehoen Plumer Klinat Slaughter Hopp Sawyers Johnson Evans and others.
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TN. McGrew
John Clark
R. K. Henderson
Albert Sehoenio
Chas. Plumer
W.B. Klinat
Phi Slaughter
R- C. Hopp
HW. Sawyers
J. M. Johnson
W. G. Doanet
John Evans
W. Stal
Gay Greeding
Ern
Vat White
Wit Dames
Lc A
ETH
Alfalfa Seeding Study Links Hedge Burning to Poor Stands
A Mills county field survey finds hedge burning near alfalfa patches correlates with strong stands on burned-slope areas and acidic soil elsewhere. Tests show lime limestone neutralizes acidity, boosts growth, and that 1 2 tons per acre may be needed to correct high acidity on poor sites.
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Farm Bureau
Ferrier
Death of Luther King Pioneer of Mills County
Luther King died at the home of his daughter Mrs Francis Elliot of Macy Nebraska on October 16 at midnight aged 78. He leaves a wife six children Frances Clara Bud Ed John Charles twenty five grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Funeral was held at the home of his step daughter Mrs Sarah Moore on Saturday at 2 with burial at Martins chapel Rev Kesterson preaching.
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Luther King
Marion County
Indiana
Francis Elliot
Macy
Nebr
King
Frances
Clara
Bud
John
Charles
Pacific Junction
Sarah Moore
Berial
Martins Chapel
Hev. Kesterson
Calf Club Rules Highlight Timing For Purchases
The article outlines state calf club rules for 1926, noting calves must be born between January 1 and September 1 for next year’s duty work. It advises buyers to verify calf ages, favor those with baby fat, and consider both junior and senior classes at the state fair. Prospective members are urged to contact the farm bureau for complete regulations and assistance.
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Heta
Farm Bureau
Soil acidity guides clover seeding success and limestone use
A county farmer reports poor sweet clover results on an acid soil compared to alsike. Soil tests showed high acidity requiring limestone. after seeding fifty percent with sweet clover and ten acres with alsike, the alsike thrived while sweet clover failed. The piece stresses testing soils and applying lime to improve spring seedings and notes the church denial of responsibility for a prohibition dispute.
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Jin
Farm Bureau
Henry Vield
Field
Train nostalgia fades in towns as trains slip away
In some towns once part of daily routines to watch trains pass, residents now linger waiting for the booster to arrive. The Italian debt commission looks at precedents, weighing a fifty percent reduction owed, referencing what Columbus did for us.
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Detroit
Italian Debt Commission
William
Christopher Columbus
Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Ear Deafness
A vintage ad-like fragment touts catarrh cures claiming to relieve deafness caused by inflamed Eustachian tubes. It mentions Hall's Catarrh Medicine by Cheney & Co of Toledo as a remedy with forty years of claimed success.
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Catarth
Dean Gatarzh
Feo
Cheney & Co
Toledo
The Wise Guy and The Clown in Tobacco Ads
A reader claims Will Rogers ads cannot discredit the value of the World’s Favorite Tobacco. The letter argues no equal to Bull Durham tobacco exists at any price and urges readers to continue smoking.
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Rae Ag Rrene
Durham
Will Rogers
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Glennwood
Harry
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N. d. Russell
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Madison
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Mint” Melody
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Los Angeles
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Riverton
Towa
VESTA
Star Cars
Read’s Service Garage
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Firestone Tires
White Rose
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Carter
Pres
Otha Weatian
Cunningham
Treas
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Missouri
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Hays
Pi J
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Junction
Pcr
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Pacific Junction High School
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Freeman
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Blanche
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Iowa
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Mildred Rucuy
Abigail Case
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Wiseman Han
Kisses Hunt, Cooper
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Sat City
Inck Edwards
TOS
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Marie. Simmons
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
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