Mills County Farm Bureau News Highlights Local Livestock Winners
George Rosenfeld reports Mills County show winners led by Alva Henderton of Silver City with the champion Hereford calf and grand champion baby beef. Malvern's Tom Benton claimed reserve Hereford, with top champions across Angus Shorthorn Poland China Duroc Jersey and Guernsey breeds listed by owner towns including Malvern Council Bluffs Glenwood and Hastings.
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Alva Henderton
Sliver City
Tom Benton
Malvern
Hereford
Angus
Sy Wearin Jr
Ed Wearin
Dick Hyde
Hastings
Ntter
Higk
John Henry Anderson
Council Bluff
Poland
China Litter
Council Bluffs
Durocher Bey
Julius Buch
Glenwood
Chester
Ist Prize
Berkshire Itter
Walter Thieschafer
Counci Bluffs
Darwin Mayne
Silver City
Darwin Maynes
Farm Bureau
R. C. Hopp
Jersey
Otto Buch
Ist
Guernsey
Julia Jean Steele
Robert Leu
Wayne Hilton
Cull Poultry to Make Room for New Layers
Poultry specialist William R Whitfield of New Jersey State College notes the industry must cull over 40 percent of the laying flock since last November to make room for next year’s layers. July egg output varied widely from 7.6 to 17 eggs per hen among the top and bottom 10 flocks, with an average 12.0 eggs for the month and 3.8 eggs above last year’s pace for the year to date. The year’s flock has averaged 110 eggs per hen so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calendar Record Association
Wm. R. Whitfield
Tews State College
Whitfield Saga
Eng
Jino
Light yolks preferred by city buyers say poultry producers
Poultry producers report that urban buyers favor light colored yolks in eggs. The U S Department of Agriculture notes this preference is widespread among large city markets and may influence production and marketing strategies.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dark yolks in eggs from different feeds confuse quality cue
The article explains that green teed and yellow corn can darken yolks, making it hard to judge egg quality. Dark yolks may result from feed or exposure to heat, so dark yolks do not guarantee interior freshness. Light yolks appear with white corn, wheat, buckwheat, and oats, and uniform color and size remain the standard of quality.
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Bayera
Fall lime and tillage guidance for winter wheat and corn ground
Soil extension workers at Iowa State College advise applying lime now for winter wheat ground to be seeded to clover or alfalfa next spring. They also suggest sowing corn ground to small grain and clover or alfalfa later if needed, noting fall is suitable for lime and some tillage while preparing fields.
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Iowa State College
Fall Thistles Wither If Timely Tillage and Lime
Farmers should cut thistles after budding, plow and summer fallow until frost, then plant corn or alfalfa to suppress growth. Lime the soil after plowing if many thistles remain, and continue cultivation. Alfalfa on fertile, sweet soil helps defeat thistles, while chlorate sprays work best when timed before or after blooming. Thorough, repeated treatments and persistent effort are required for success.
Mountain Road Trip Through Estes Park to Milner Pass
The narrator recalls a cold morning dip at Peaceful Valley then rides from Estes Park through Milner Pass. The journey features scenic canyon roads, hairpin curves, Missouri laborers at a relief cabin, a downpour at Phantom Valley, and a long climb to Berthoud Inn, with lettuce crops visible on high plateaus.
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Peaceful Valley
Pleasant Valley
Estes Park
Arnold’s Park
Okobofi
Milner Pass
Missouri
Grand Lake
Nouth
Berthowl Pass
Berthoud Inn
East Liberty visits and various regional greetings
East Liberty residents and friends from Glenwood Silver City Shenandoah and Malvern visited in homes of Maddocks Nelson and Wilhelm during a busy week. Guests included Mrs. Whitesides Mr. and Mrs. Sker ritt and others. The extended social circle shared meals and trips such as air races in Shenandoah.
Local residents host and visit across Iowa towns
Mr and Mrs C M Nelson and daughter Ethel and Mrs Elizabeth Nelson shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Hurst in Malvern. Relatives Will Clay Elton and daughters Bertha Mildred traveled to Letcher South Dakota for a week with John Thayer family near Oakland. George Kenneth Thayer joined Laura Kenney Josie for meals and a tram outing. Shaperit family visited north of Emerson while Mrs Otto Carsch of Council Bluffs reported Emory Long in serious condition after major surgery. Chas Wilhelm and family with Mrs N Mayberry dined with Will Maddocks family. Clara Peterson visited Council Bluffs relatives with the Lutz family and J Fo McFall. Donald Jackson from Lamont visited J Fo McFall and Clyde Jackson. Clyde Harger and Betty traveled to Council Bluffs for days with relatives and Omaha. Clyde Whitesides and family visited sister FR A Skerritt in Council Bluffs. doctor expected hospital discharge soon. Solsman and Lamont residents spent Sunday with B B McFall family.
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Will Maddocks
BK. R. Whitesides
Ralph Skerritt
Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Elizabeth Nelson
Glenwood Hing
C. M. Nelson
Emia Decker
Silver City
Ina Syeek
Chas. Wilhelm
Addie Stone
Healdtau
Okla
Malvern
JL. G. Adams
G. N. Whitesides
Iran
Ethel
R. Hurst
Will Clay
Elton
Bertha
Mildred
Letcher
Dak
John Thayer
George
Kenneth
Oakland
Laura Kenney
Josie
Trn
C. ¥. Shapertt
Shaperit
Emmerson
Familly
Clyde Harger
Betty
Omaha
Clyde Whitesides
A. Bkerritt
Mr. Solsman
Lamont
B. B. McFail
West Roast Hosts Pals at Family Gathering
The ponds at West Roast Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barger entertained a group of friends during a welnie roast evening. Attendees included Miss Nell Barger of Nevada, Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wilhelm with three children, Mr. Otto Cary and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cully, and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Nelson with daughter Ethel Dartens.
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Clyde Barger
Wear
Nell Barger
Nevada
Chas
Wilhelm
Mra
Otto Cary
Lee
Deta
Frank Cully
C. M. Nelson
Ethel Dartens
Live Wires Hold Monthly Party at Liberty School
The Live Wires class of Hast Liberty school hosted a regular monthly party on Friday night near Malvern with Mr and Mrs Ralph Zandera. About thirty five attendees enjoyed the evening with brick ice cream and two kinds of cake as refreshments.
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Wwe
Live Wires
Hast Liberty School
Ralph Zandera
Malvern
Relatives of Mrs Tin Clay Hold Reunion at Macedonia
Relatives met at the home of Mrs Flon Harvey in Macedonia on Sunday August 9 due to rain and muddy roads. Twenty attendees joined the gathering including Mr and Mrs Elmer Ferguson of Letcher South Dakota.
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Tin Clay Planj
Lewla Inke
Flon Harvey
Macedonia
Elmer Ferguson
Letcher
So. Dak
East Liberty Church Events and Meetings Schedule
The Epworth League gathers Tuesdays as the WHL conference meets at Silver City on April 27. Friday church night programs and next Sunday's 10 a.m. annual meeting with member name calls are planned. 11 a.m. Church School studies Peter Defends the Gentiles. A cemetery association meeting is set for next Wednesday at 2 40. A group from Hiliadate plans to visit Liberty Friday for a social program.
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Epworth League
Silver City
App
Willsdate
Peter
Liberty Judies Cemetery Association
Mra
Lookardl
Ruth
Misa Havel Owjena
East Acress Lows
ML. Pleasant
Mire
Nichols
Missouri
Miss Owens
Chillicothe
Dave Moore
Ruesta
Real Estate Transfers in Milla County Amid 1991 1993 Files
Records from the Recorder and Clerk of the District Court list instruments in Milla County from July 24, 1991, 8 a.m. to July 31, 1993, 8 a.m. detailing Desai M. Cole and others transferring parcels to Nannie B. Post including Emerson lots and Bik 10 Tubbs First Add. Also notes a 1931 transfer window from July 17 to July 24.
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Recorder
District Court
Milla County
Real estate transfers listed among Glenwood and Emerson areas
The notice records multiple land transfers and parcel descriptions including Ora D. Lea to Lovera Kappnel Q C D and Gilbert Chenty to Mamie V. Weed among Glenwood and Evan’s First Add. locations. Amounts quoted include 4100 dollars for Lots 1 and 2 in Elk 9 Glenwood and other subdivisions with detailed lot and block references.
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Ora D. Lea
Lovera Kappnel Q. C.D
Lote
Record
Rik
Glenwood
Cardon
Glennwood
Tota
Louver Knuptel
Morrid Raimon
Elk
Gilbert Chenty
Mamle
Instruments Filed in Mills District Court Notice
Record of instruments fled in Mills County District Court spanning July 19 1991 to July 17 1931. Daisy A DeWolf transfers land in 29 72 49 to Paul W Richardson W DJ VC and another deed appears as above two parties names shown.
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District Court of Mills Enunty
Daisy A. DeWolf
Paul W. Richardson
Den
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Mills County Farm Bureau News
George Rosenfeld
Arentine Magall Betty
J. R. Cardwell
Mills County
Malvern, Iowa
Marshall Loam
W. H. Warnee
Malvern, Jons
M. H. Cruise
Webster St
Omaha, Nabr
Waht Ada
Steel
By Allen Wortman
Owen Wister
Phantom Valley Trading Post
Pasa
East Liberty
Mrs. Elmer Ferguson
Fetcher, Sc, Tak
Raymond Lang
Fred Hauger
Florence
Dorothy
Junior
Shenandoah
Jon Mayberry
Mra. Maddocks
Doss Reynolds
Mrs. Newton
Otto Carsch
Counc Bluffs
Emory Long
East Liberty Secis Church
Des Moines
Burlington, Nc
Iowa State Fair
Ueketa
Aily
Fenal
W. A. Caldwell
Wright Brothers
Seo Ine Pax - Gonoco Travel Bureau
Conoco
Sa Ae
Clais
Malvern Cold Storage Co
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