Mille County Joins National Wheat Production Plan
Mille County farmers unite with national wheat plan to curb overproduction and restore fair buying power. Preliminary committees formed across the county to explain details, organize meetings, and establish local control associations similar to Mills County model. Extension services assist education and coordination while local administration remains largely in grower hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille County
Mills County Wheat Production Control Association
Une
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Mills County
Home Furnishings Study Climaxed by Four Year Project
The fourth year home furnishing project by Fat Hurean Women studies chair cabling finished fabrics and block printing. Led by Bruce M Kilpatrick and local leaders, the program is conducted with the Milla Gentry farm Bureau and Extension Gerries at Iowa State College. Five teaching series will be held in five districts with Nota Workman guiding each session to train women leaders and provide follow up meetings for interested residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitta Toetty Fatin Batean
Bruce M. Kilpatrick
Milla Gentry Farm Bureau
Gerries
Iowa State College
Mise Nota Workman
Furniehuhe
Towa State College
Poultry Industry Faces Heavy Cull Outlook Says Worker
A poultry worker predicts producers must cull more heavily this winter to secure better egg prices. Vernon notes fluctuations will force Bay area flocks to retain only layers from last year and those most efficient amid price pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugua
W.M. Vernon
Baye
Emergency Hog Program Expanded to Six Midwestern Markets
The Emergency Hog Program began August 1 across six Midwestern markets including Chicago and Omaha. It mandates the purchase of up to 6 million hogs weighing 25 to 100 pounds with 376 pound minimums, to be bought at base point prices with a tiered schedule. Sows purchasable at market price plus four dollars per head, no dockage, for healthy pigs free of deformities, inspected by the Bureau of Animal Industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrow
Chicago
Omaha
Sioux City
Kanese City
BL Joseph
St. Paul
Kansas City
Joseph
Secretary of Agriculture
Tangket
Buereau of Animal Industry
Ue A. Department
Agriculture
Wheat Handling Practices Approved in Reposeary Debate
A compact notice notes approval of handling practices for wheat, with emphasis on mowing before seed development. The item records regulatory action and civic discussion, reflecting local agricultural policy steps.
Fall Robot Obeys Phone Commands
Sunday in Bilvet City at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Hatty Maddocks. Numerous relatives and friends visited across towns including Omaha Glenwood Pacific Junction Emerson McLean Hayworth and Clark Nebraska. Several residents noted rainfall shortages affecting crops during their travels and a California connection was noted with Dr Hill of University of Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meddocks
Tatfiy' Apa
Bilvet City
Hatty Maddocks
L. G. Adams
M. H. Latchaw
Evelyn
Omaha
Misa Wanda Shook
Malvern
C. J. Shapcott
George Balington
Hilledale
G. W. Rimes
Dale Hunt
Leonard
Ruth
Relaves
Clark, Nebr
C. I. Shapcott
Billy
Emerson
Hhe State
George Lintner
W. H. Maddocke
McLaan
Hayworth
Illinois
John Hill
Sos Aneclas
Calif
Frank DuVal
Hill
University of Southern California
Forest Tree Planting and Soil-Improved Crops Plan
Effective measures for weed control include windbreak planting and soil improved crops. Forest trees are to be planted for windbreaks, and contracted crops such as cowpeas, vetab, rye, field peas, crimson clover, and sweet clover may be grown to plow under. The Ladies' Aid Society will meet next Wednesday for its regular meeting and officer election. Visitors from near Glenwood were guests in the Rimes home, with other local travel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Society
P. Bryanathan
Jean Anne Diamond
Glenwood
G. W. Rimes
A. H. Bird
Isabel
Bronx City
Mra
Glyde Davis
A. Ry Bird
Rollin Bird
Vivian
Ante
Mr. Andra
G, & Ander
Frat Religious Society Founded in 1857 Seeks Future Hope
A fragmented notice notes the Frat religious society in the neighborhood was founded by the Prota Methodist in 1857 and later taken over by the Methodist Episcopal church. It urges cooperation of all members and friends for the conference year, with a school lesson at 4 o clock and ongoing mission services for everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protaatant Methodiste
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tegardo
Real Estate Transfers Record In Mille County Iowa
Record of instruments filed in Mille county Iowa from Aug 12 1933 to Aug 18 1933 showing Amos C Salmona transferring to W A Pettit Fl 8% SH% 3-71-40 and W A Pattit to Royal Union Site Ins Co 84% ABM 3-71-40 plus Wauneta B Kruse guardian transferring and Wauneta B Kruse transferring 1 3 int in BW 1-71-43 and 1 3 int in BW NH 1-71-48 to B W Johnson with details of deeds and minor interests in several parcels.
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Instrumenta
Offica
Recorder and Clark
District Court
Mille County
Iowa
Amos C. Salmona
W. A. Pettit
W. D
W. A. Pattit
Royal Union
Wauneta
Kruse
W. Johnson
Vv. C. Und
B. W. Johnson
Und
Every Deserving Democrat a Job at the Filling Stations
Fragmentary note suggests post offices and filling stations linked to patronage. Mentions Democrats and jobs, implying a political hiring push. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations readable.
Ex Governor Poses at Des Moines Fair Baby Contest Pair
Ex governor John Hammill teams with two former champions in the annual Iowa State Fair baby contest. The event will anchor the state championship at this year’s fair, part of the state women’s exposition featuring large buildings dedicated to women’s programs, conferences and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dovernor
John Hammill
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