Corn Belt Growers Aim for 100000 Members in 80 Days
A corn belt association outlines goals to raise production profits, stabilize land values, and expand corn use domestically and abroad. It plans county organization, a speakers bureau led by Des Moines activists, and a national push to unite farmers on a legislative program. The effort echoes President Coolidge’s call for organized agriculture as a path to relief from depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. H. Hoffman
Des Moines
W. C. Ramsay
Herbert A. Huff
R. J. Clark
State Food and Dairy Division
State Agricultural Department
National Corn Growers’ Association
Corn Belt
Coolidge
Congress
Red and Alsike Clover Seed Prices Rise Amid Delays
Prices for red clover seed advanced to about 50 cents and alsike 65 cents per 100 pounds as sales slow. By Nov 24 about 55 percent of red clover and 75 percent of alsike clover had sold, with rains delaying threshing and causing seed losses. Large arrivals of red clover seed from France boosted U S imports, while movement remained strongest in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Shearnept of Agriculture
France
Ed Clover
Ted
Wisconsin
Illinois
Idaho
Missouri
Ohio
Minnesota
Clover import totals for November rise in area
Central Illinois and southern Michigan report November imports of 1,445,000 pounds of alsike clover, up from 1,357,400 pounds last year and 1,321,300 pounds two years ago, reflecting higher seasonal entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Illinois
Southern
Michigan
Local Notes From Craig and Surrounding Areas
Craig Independent reports Chester Hanson conducted business in Beresford on Tuesday and Wednesday. Various residents visited Hawarden, Jackson Neb., and Hinsdale Ill. Baby born to Henry Renken of Grant Center on Thursday Dec 10. Local movers include Huert Ludwig and family moving to Craig, Henry Borchers family relocating, and Henry Croon family visiting from Pipestone. Oil talks note new wells in Iowa Oil and Refining Co. district with 100 to 200 barrels daily. J H McNally may stay in Oklahoma to oversee operations. A hawk aroused on a calf owned by G Gronemeyer. coyote sightings and other town chatter wrap the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Craig Independent
Chester Hanson
Beresford
James Nolan
Jackson
Neb
H. J. Ludwig
J. Frerichs
Bernice Galland
Hawarden
Dick Frerichs
Henry Renken
Grant Tno
Will Johnson
Grant Two
Chicago
Hinsdale
Ill
John Johnson
Huert Ludwig
Chatsworth
Henry Borchers
Ludwigs
Onnie Croon
Pipestone
Minn
Henry Croon
David Hammond
Sioux City
Ina
Cal
John ‘H. Johnson
Richard ‘Schuldt
Victor Schuldt
Cordelia Pereboom
J. H. Eilers
L .B. Thunhurst
Andy McNally
Healdton
Oil and Refining Co
Iowa Oil and Refining’ Co
Wells
J. H.‘ McNally
Oklahoma
Merrill Couple Announces Merrill Marriage at Marcus
Lillian Aileen Hagar and Lawrence Raymond Luken disclosed their marriage on November 26 at Marcus. The bride, daughter of G. D. Hagar of Merrill, works in her father’s store. the groom is a Merrill businessman employed at the Hagar Merill Go. store. The article notes local happenings including grandchildren visiting, hospital news, and upcoming basketball double header against Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Lillian Aileen Hagar
Lawrence Raymond
Jack
Merril
Hagar
Merrill Go
Apapee Colleen
Duan Lindsey
A. G. Lindsey
Wm. Lindsey
Lindsey
Clarence Lake
H. Brown
L. E. Stridley
Shrina Jolly
Sioux City
Jaene Elmer :Hansen
Houghton
Warren Hansen
Edwin
Ballard
Granville
CO. G.'Goodwin
Charles. Holstrom
Hornick
John Lempke
Ypar
Slowx City
EB. Cody
Lawton
Dac
Social notes and visits span Minnesota to Sioux City
Mrs Sadie Courtright traveled from Minnesota to visit Mr Fred Fletcher and Mr and Mrs Wm Lindsey. The Lindsey home hosted a Wednesday gathering. Florente Dennler spent the weekend with friends in Sioux City and attended the Shrine show. Mrs Dora Hansen of Little Sioux Ia visited N W Hubel and accompanied Mrs Hubel to Duluth Minn. Gus Dennler Jr of Wessington Springs S C stayed two weeks to be with his father in law Clarence Luke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenn
Sadie Courtright
Minnesota
Fred Fletcher
Lindsey
bin Family
Florente Dennler
Sioux City
Dora Hansen
Little Sioux
N. W
Local notes from Kingsley and area feature visits and events
Jay Brownell of Allen Nebraska visited at his brother R O Brownell's home in Kingsley. Numerous residents made business and social trips to Sioux City and Alta Iowa. Church pageant The Light That Neer Fails was staged at the Methodist church. Farm bureau officers were elected for 1926 with meetings planned for December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Ladies Guild
St. Michaels
Roy Laude
Bert DeLambert
Geo. Shade
Farm Bureau
A. Griffith
George Evans
J. R. Nash
Sioux City
Kingsley
Ed Page
Hugo Huss
Sands
Leeds
J. E. Treloar
Arthur Baker
Pierson
Elmer Wright
R. B. Hess
LeMars
Bierman
Sarah Reed
Esther Little
Tom Leonard
Charles ‘Schneider
Howard Koon
Legal Notice In Plymouth County Iowa 1926 McManaman Estate
January Term 1926 district court Plymouth County Iowa. Michael McManaman as plaintiff files against numerous McManaman, Kane, McCoy, Carter, Daugherty and related defendants. The complaint seeks relief regarding the estate of Mary McManaman deceased and describes a large described parcel of land. Defendants are notified that a petition is on file in the clerk of district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF
Iowa
Plymouth County
Michael McManaman
District Court
Partition proceed to divide family real estate in LeMars
After a thorough search the plaintiff Michael McManaman seeks division of undivided interests in a large block of described real estate owned jointly with many defendants including Bridgett McManaman Shopard Catherine Carter and numerous McManaman and Kane heirs. The petition asks either a partition or, if impractical, a court-ordered sale with proceeds distributed per share. Several defendants are minors and others have transfers claimed. Court deadlines set for January 25, 1926. default will trigger judgment.
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P Nti
Aed Cndanta Arg
Cosithon
Tive
Afid
Hiteemih
Michael MecMstlaman
Katé Greiner
Mary Noonan
Patrick McManaman
John L. McManaman
James McManaman
Helen McGillvrey
Michael J
Mayme Polar
Mary Levins
Agnes McManaman
Peter McManaman
Bernard McManaman
Stella Jordan
Inez Maher
William Talcott
Isabella Allen
Robinson
Virginia Mae Duncan
Elinor Duncan
Veronica Duncan
Fern Duncan
Bryan Kane
Mary Kane Devers
Peter J. Kane
John Kane
Owen Kane
Bridgett Kane McDonnell
Nora Kane Keanholt
James Kane
Anthony Kane
Felix C. Kane
Mary Garvey
Catherine Garvey
Anna Rowland
Catherine McManaman
John McManaman
Mary McManaman
Francia P. McManaman
Ellen McManaman
Bridgett McManaman
Shopard
Chopard
Catherine Carter
Mary Carter
Rose Carter
Elizabeth Carter
Carl Carter
Bridgett McManaman Shopard
Margaret O’neill Myatt
Kathryn A. Daugherty
O'Neill
Charles O’neill
Bridget McManaman Schopard
Marguerite McDonald
Hilda, McManaman
William McManaman
Bridgett McManaman Schopard
F. J. Daugherty
Peter F. McManaman
May Sumner
le Mars
Iowa
B. P. M YY
LeMars Globe- Post
Executor Notice and Divorce Petition in Plymouth County
Public notices detail Katherine Branch as executrix of Paul Branch estate with debts and claims due to Plymouth County Iowa. Also a divorce action brought by Peter L Marx against Tina Marx with decree sought for desertion, court dates set for January 26, 1926 in LeMars Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Paul Branch
Katherine Branch
New Record in Warehousing Corn At Iowa Farm Warehouse
A new record of 68,000 bushels warehoused under Iowa Farm Warehouse law signals growing interest in storing and financing this year’s corn. The Iowa Department of Agriculture notes this is about one third of last year’s total. Fort Dodge and Des Moines credit firms have begun offering 6 percent loans without local bank endorsements, potentially boosting warehouse demand. M. G. notes the expectation of further gains before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Towa Department of Agriculture
Ft. Dodge
Tes Moinés
M. G
Secretary Thornburg appoints warehouse boards in counties
Secretary of Agriculture Thornburg announces the appointment of warehouse boards and sealers across 65 counties with a request for recommendations from local boards in the remaining 84 counties. The aim is to extend the warehouse law and ensure representation from a local organization within the territory.
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Thornburg
Tolinty
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Grace Potter Beattie
Branbander
Bunker
Adamson
J. G
Labben
Maseoen
Henry Prost
Peters
N. Ganhdrs
Chas
Trusblood
Harold
Pattison
Forde
Bler Gralappw
Williams
John Wilken
Bert ‘Heckenhabia Wodenld
Frank Qarlby
Tan
Marvin ‘Burkett
LA. Brown
Vi Brown
G - Elmer
Harald ‘Schneidar
W. Fi’ Grahlmann
C. ‘Schneider
Harry de Fries Wremencewens
John H. Lubbenwee
Kate Greiner
Emil Greiner
Margaret McManaman
Ellen McGillvrey
John MecGillvray
Michael J. McManaman
Hannah McManaman
Margaret Donovan
Dominic Donovan
Patrick McCoy
Mollie Lewis
John McCoy
Alvin McCoy
Frank McCoy
Catherine McCoy
LeRoy McCoy
Viola McCoy
Berniece Rusch
Otto Rusch
James P. Jordan
Louis W. Maher
Margaret Talcott
Isabelle Allen
Robingon
George Allen
Patrick Devers
Nellie Kane
Magdellin Kane
Edward McDonnell
Sylvester Keanholt
Ja 6S Kane
Mary Kane
Anthony J .Margaret Kane
Mary Jearver
S Ering
John Meaniman
Mary'.McManaman
Francis PB. MéeManaman
Catherine’ ‘Carter
Lizabeth ‘Carter
Hart Carter
A Margaret
Neill Myatt
John A. Myt
Kathven A. Daugherty
Owell
Michael F. Daugherty
Charles Ornette
J. T. Keenan
LeMars Globe Post
State of
Peter L. Marx
Tina Marx
Plymouth
Aoe Zink and Kags
Globe-Post
POST
Ivory
Piers Daten de
Keleks
Eady
First National Bank
LE Mars, Iowa
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