Plattville Township Farm Bureau Meets with Picnic Planned
The regular Farm Bureau meeting was held at Bethlehem school on Thursday evening August. President Harley Kart led the session with program items arranged by Miss Ellen Lincoln, Miss Marty Bantrup, and Shirley Lincoln. Events included readings, piano, recitations, songs, and a talk by Rev. C W Cooper on community greatness, plus remarks from County Agent Geo Rosenfeld of Mills County Fair. A picnic is set for Wednesday August 20 on the Bethlehem school lawn, with dinner at noon. Committees for the September 12 meeting were named, and refreshments served as attendees crowded in larger numbers than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Bethlehem School
Harley Kart
Ellen Lincoln
Marty Bantrup
Shirley Lincoln
Ruby Kar
Piané Solo
Rose Bacon
Ethel Lincoln
Delma Karr
Dean Lincoln
Picno
Focal
Rose Baccon
Mary
Bethlehem
Lentz Powles
Pauline Lincoln
Laverne Lincoln
Frank Kessop
Carl Lincoln
Mary Hantrup
Mills County 4 H Club Winners Show Strong Livestock Talent
The Mills County 4 H livestock show featured top placings with Robert Benton of Malvern winning Grand Champion Shorthorn calf and Max taking reserve Grand Champion Hereford. Wayne Meeks of Silver City earned reserve Champion Angus, while Carl Buch of Glenwood and Dick Hyde of Hastings earned reserve Hereford honors. In pigs, John Henry Anderson led the Poland China litter, and other first prizes went to Hopp, Bayes, Jens, Bummers, and Hyde across Duroc Jersey, Spotted Poland China, Chester White, and Hampshire categories. Dairy calf results highlighted 12 calves with 3 Jerseys and 9 Guernseys. The Hurd Creamery prize for best showman went to Arthur Luther, with a post show prize for best dairy record due by Jan 1, 1931. The 4 H poultry demos saw the W C D C club win both divisions, while Plainview entries closed the gap. Lillian Bradley and Clarence Nagel led poultry judging and Mills County delegates to the Iowa State Fair were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Severe
Mills County
Severe
Robert Bentoh
Malvern
Max
Wearth Jr
Rhens Call
Wayne Meeks
Silver City
Angus
Max Torker
Hastings
Hereford
Carl Buch
Glenwood
Robert Benton
Dick Hyde
John Henry Anderson
Council Bluffa
Poland
Robert Hopp
Jersey
John Bayes
China Utter
Genevieve Jens
Chester White
Jamie Bummera
Hampshire
Berkshire
Hurd Creamery Company
Council Bluffe
Arthur Luther
Buddy Hyzer
Ernest Buch
Farm Bureau
W. M. Vernon
Ames
Plainview
Lettie Bradley
Billie Bradley
Rosemary “Rodman
Elizabeth Kirkendall
Anna Margaret Matthews
Dorothy Nagel
Dorothy Penn
Roland Woolsey
Lillian Bradley
Clarence Nagel
It Brought Best Health in Years Says Mrs Larsen
Mrs Jacobs Larsen of Council Bluffs reports three bottles of Sargon gave her strongest health in years. She recovered from stomach troubles and indigestion, regained appetite, and sleeps well again, stating she feels strong and well in every way. Advertisement credits Collins Drug Co. as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Larsen
Glen Ave
Council Bluffs
Adv
Collins Drug Co
Agente
Mattie Armarreaz
Minnienath
Mattiy Mallia
Eldorado
Kansas
Mra. Il
4 H Club Pageant at the Fair a Real Success
Through the efforts of Mrs. Albert Hyzer and the co operation of leaders Mrs. C. F. Davis Mrs. W. D. Green Mrs. Roy Donner Mrs. Guy Martin and Mrs. Floyd Hill the 4 H club pageant Progress in Canning was a exceptional success. Mrs. Hyzer served a chicken dinner for the entertainers the noon before the pageant. Farm Bureau work needs every woman’s time and help. The 4 H club members deserve commendation for their cooperation and spirit in making the pageant a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hyzer
C. F. Davis
W. D. Green
Roy Donner
Guy Martin
Floyd Hill
Hyzer
Farm Bureau
Gelyen
Barley as a Feed Alternative to Corn for Hogs
The article compares barley and corn for hog feeding highlighting barley’s good yield and quality. It notes barley is cheaper, requires 6 to 8 percent less supplements, and that hogs gain with barley when ground soaked or cracked. It covers feeding methods, tankage and oilmeal supplements, and the need to soak barley 24 to 36 hours for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley
Imogene and Southeast Mills County News Summary
Imogene and Southeast Mills County items describe Barbara Head visiting from Chicago while planning fall work in Milwaukee, with her brother Vincent Head visiting Creighton students and mentioning the Gretna bank vault incident. Local residents report travel, harvest work crews, medical foot injury, vacations at lakes in northern Iowa and Minnesota, and several family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
J. J. Head
Mills Head
Chicago
Tronwood
Mich
Milwaukee
Mise Head
Nebraska
Michigan
Wisconsin
Vincent Head
Creighton
Mr. O'Conner
Langdon
Gretna, Nebr
Gretna
Laughlins Settle In New Modern Home After Fire
Mr and Mrs Leo Laughlin have moved into a newly built bungalow replacing their home destroyed by fire last spring. They previously lived in the schoolhouse near their farm and describe the new residence as modern and up to date in every way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Ballain
Andrew Delehant
Leo Laughlin
Schow Shawse
Splendid Rain Brings Rainfall Over Weekend
The report notes a fine rain Saturday night followed by a strong windstorm that toppled trees in several areas. Another fine rain fell on Sunday afternoon and night, marking continued wet weather through the weekend.
News of Our Sick Folks in Greeley Area
Local bulletin lists residents ill or recovering including Mrs James Laughlin who is very poorly and Mrs Kate Rogers improving. Also noted are Armbrose Saner and Tom Herrican confined or ailing, Geraldine Laughlin and Adeline Maher children sick, and Cahill family visiting grandparents amid a social at Don Ryans. Community notes mention Addy family outing and a lawn social last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Laughlin
Arti
Kate Rogers
Dane Jarrett
Printy
Mitte
Greeley
Nebr
Saturn
Armbrose
James O'Conner
Tom Herrican
Geraldine
E. F. Laughlin
Adeline
T. F. Maher
Robert
Mra
M. d. Cahill
C. J. Addy
Junior
Shenandoah
Don Ryan
Randolph Interprise reports Chevy fire and unrelated notes
A Randolph item describes Dodd’s Chevrolet catching fire on a lower farm, Dodd sustaining burned hands while trying to smother it. The piece also mentions a new Ford purchase, a Kansas City visit by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Martin, travel notes from several residents, and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Imagined Lindbergh remark quoted in New York Sun
The New York Sun quotes Mrs Lindbergh imagining her son crying and suggests flying him to Bolivia and back as a dramatic imagined response. The fragment reflects wartime era tone and media flavor rather than a full event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleo
New Hair Wash Claims to Stop Dandruff
An advertisement touts Fitch's Dandref Remover Shampoo promising to discard all dandruff and dirt when washing hair. It claims dandruff won’t show on dark clothes and suggests the product removes dandruff completely, with a 75 cent price and brand guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitch
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Mills County Farm Bureau News
George Rosenfeld
Misa Maysil Betty
Phore
Attville
Florence
Ala. Herald
Akia
Meade Het
Washington
Hamilton Aa
Amsterdam
Fife Fairfax, Poe
Imogene
Barbara Head
John Owens
Essex
Will Castie
Maryville
Willie Meyers
Leo Higgins
Nelda
Kre
Bernice
Blazeri
Martha
Afontea
B.J. Cahill
Donald
F. N. Weber
Walnut
Here
Will Malloy
Jowell Thompson
Ozerks
Cooney Castle
Anna Leonard
Vincent Ryan
Hearway
Allin Ryan
Pete Doyle
Agnes
Louise
Joe Gutschenritter
Harold Maher
Hille
Jackie
Woodbine
Harold
Ellen. Maher
Catherine Ryan
Corneil Blu&s
D. L. Ryan
Rose McGargill
Dubuque
Mary McGargill
Dan Patience
Patience
Jake Bussard
Mike Laughlin
Mary Loretta
Comepanion
Des Moines
Made Printy
Mary Olive
Pusnas
Mary Olvp
Louis Printy
St. Louie
Baesar
New Home
Chevrolet
Fisher
Randolph
the Interprise
Asa Filmwater
Kextoeville
Rtnck
Ray Butt
S. T. Rhode
Boire
Idaho
Califorhia
Vintt
Harry Allery, Jr
Lyle Dodd
Low Wederqutat
Boulder
Colo
Low
George Wederquist
M.¥. Sella
Ralph Martin
Kansas City
Tom Martin
Alita Martin
Fratres Martin
Kenneth Sella
Iowa
Vaughn Hoover, Interior Decorator
BIS
Une
Lovejoy
B. & M. Chevrolet Company
Malvern, Iowa
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