Hog cholera alarm signals need for early vaccination
An Anchor Serum Company official warns that hog cholera is widespread across the corn belt with 1929 hog numbers near 4.59 million and pork supply tight for fifteen months. He urges immediate vaccination, noting serum demand and costs rise as October nears and cites July 30 1929 stockyards journal.
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Sheriff's Sale Under Execution Mills County Iowa
The sale of the West Half of Section 6 Township 73 Range 40 Mills County Iowa is ordered under a 1929 judgment in favor of A. S. Paul against T. S. Kilgore and Emma Kilgore. The sale to the highest bidder for cash at the West Door of the Court House in Glenwood on August 4th between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. will start at 10:00 a.m. at the court house. Dated Glenwood Iowa August 15. Sheriff W. S. DeMo.
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Mills County poultry and farming notes from local fair previews
Ray Hilton reports a strong White Leghorn flock and clean-ground methods boosting his farm income while Floyd Bloom of Shenandoah is hired to judge poultry at the fair. Mrs. W. Bradley leads the White Cloud Poultry dairy team and aims to have a member on the judging panel. The county club tour highlighted residents including Jamie Summers and Anna Margaret Matthews as well as G. H. Matthews at VA Matthews. Dairying is praised by Mills County. Marian Evans, son of ALC Evans, plans to exhibit a Wolstein calf.
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Ray Hilton
Ray
Mr. Hilton
Floyd Bloom
Shenandoah
Lloyd Harman
Leonard Parker
Walter Cart Donner
Max Turner
Anna Margaret Matthews
Alberta
Deah Hyzer
V. A. Matthews
G. H. Matthews
Mills
Marian Evans
Alc. Evans
Dr. McGarry
Eli
Ralph Bietiiten
Patty Jong
Lewis Aris
Tima Dow
Chinde Deupree
Mange in Hoge Hogs Warned and Treated
In Hoge region hogs suffer mange from a burrowing mite. Treatments include oil application or dipping in a sulphur solution, one pound per seven to eight gallons of water. White-coated hogs should receive a weaker solution, and care must be taken to prevent lung inhalation during dipping.
What the Farm Bureau Stands For
Fragmented text asserts Farm Bureau principles, praising cooperation and universal ideas, with garbled examples about Columbus, Henry Ford, and modernization. It presents a stream of phrases on right thinking and opportunity, but OCR errors obscure clear facts or a cohesive argument.
4-Harris club Plattville meeting names officers
The 4-Harris club in Plattville township held its organization meeting at the leader Mrs Late Lincoln’s home on Wednesday afternoon July 24. Present were Mrs G A Rosenfeld and Mrs Ralph Thompson. Officers elected were Genevieve Johnson president Margaret Lincoln vice president Winifred Karr treasurer Ruth Lincoln reporter. The next meeting will be with Ruth Lincoln on August 30.
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4-Harris
Sever Gills
Genevieve Johnson
Marggaret Lincoln
Winifred Karr
Ruth Lincoln
Huth Lincoln
Silverettes Meet With Mia in Custer
The Silverette 4-H club gathered at Velma Custer’s home on July 26 with eleven members and three visitors present. The meeting opened in orderly fashion and the program proceeded, with members committing to exhibit articles at future demonstrations. The session ended with refreshments provided by hostess Lernice Parker.
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Silverette
Velma Custer
Lernice Parker
Typhoid Fears and Family News From Imogene Iowa
Southeast Mills County reports crowd exposure at a Mike Angell show in Imogene Iowa leaving several residents ill or at risk. Names listed include Addy Dorsey Beeneney Connela Schiehler Woods Buzzard Gutschenutter Saner Hartigan Pool Kings Laughlin Jr and family births and visitors noted. A new baby boy weighing eleven pounds arrived July 25 to Mr and Mrs Tom McDonald with Miss Mary Nelehante as nurse. Mr and Mrs Edward Conners of Stanbury Missouri visit relatives in Imogene and others from Adair and nearby areas shown in the report. FE Banehtin has been talking late week.
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Imogene Iow
Mike Angell
C. J. Addy
Frank Dorsey
E. J. Beeeney
Tommy Connela
George Schiehler
Gene Woods
Dake Buzzard
Leu Gutschenutter
Vincent
Pan
Lttle
Joe Laughlin
Tom McDonald
Mary Nelehante
Edward Conners
Stanbury
Tommy Conners
George Hickey
Adair
Vialtie
Hickes
Mike McCandle
George Shiebler
Banehtin
Threshing Busy at Inogene and Local Notes
Threshing machines run hard at Inogene with grain yields mixed. Wheat and oats show variable bushels per acre while farmers report pea grain and garden conditions. Miss Ruth Maher returns to Shenandoah to work at May Seed and Nursery. sisters Rose and Norby Head tour to Emerson to visit relatives. families travel to Nebraska City. heat effects noted on workers Ted Germer and a son of Michael Martin.
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Ruth Mahe
Matt Maher
Shenandoah
May Seed and Nursery Company
Rose
Norby Head
Emerson
Mary Rose
Independence
Mike Saner
Bernardine
Joe
Johnny Laughtin
Nebraska City
Oat Smut Control Tested by Dust Treatments
Trials using Corona Oat Dust and Ceresan showed equal control of oat smut when applied at three ounces per bushel. Treated seeds from several varieties largely avoided smut, with only traces sometimes found. Untreated seed exhibited up to 10 percent infection, though the average remained under ten percent across plots.
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Ceresan
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Ted Germer
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