23 Sep 1926
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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1926
Page
1
Secretary Jardine urged farm groups in Syracuse to shed agricultural pessimism and embrace a recovery mindset. He noted the war-induced overproduction slump has eased, Western agriculture is recovering, prices near prewar levels, and farmers gaining purchasing power as they turnover crops.
The veteran financier and advisor to Lincoln, now 104, celebrates with five generations present. Stewart, longtime Wall Street figure and partner at United States Trust in New York, remains in good health as a celebrated veteran of Civil War era advisory circles.
A Thursday in September is noted for personal musings on aging and life’s meaning. The writer recalls autumn scenes in Missouri Valley, recounts encounters with Lon DeMilt, an aristocratic Indian figure, and praises a Tekamah barber shop student who embodies discipline and resilience despite poverty and hardship.
Local notes record numerous Council Bluffs Omaha and Red Oak visitors and visits. Families including Harovar Coppock Carter Phelps and Shanks are mentioned alongside church gatherings at M E Sunday school and Christian church meetings. Other entries note travels to Hannibal Hastings Malvern and Denver plus business and store updates from Wadsworth and Parker Jr.
The article argues for a balanced hog breeding strategy tied to corn production. It discusses the risk of forced sales in poor corn years and suggests that breeding one additional sow per farm could raise hog numbers by about one million, while three extra sows per farm would ruin profitability within a year. It advocates about one sow per five acres as best distribution.
Execution from Mills County Iowa court enforces a judgment of 2266 dollars plus costs against George D. Chambers and Bertha Chambers. The levy covers the last five acres of Subdivision 2 of Lot 28 in SE of SW in Section 11, plus 4 acres of Lot 17 in NE of NW in Section 14, described with precise boundary lines and road center references.
Fragmentary OCR notice from Glenwood dated September 15 1044 announces an action by the deputy or sheriff with reference to a public process. Details are unreadable but indicate a deadline or bidding action in a rural county context.
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