Ninth Farm Bureau District Meeting Set for Red Oak
The ninth Farm Bureau district will hold its fourth conference Friday December 20 at the Red Oak public library. W C Children, district committeeman, calls the meeting to discuss rural school education taxation and tax commission reports. Representative Homer Wash will address taxation.
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Ninth Farm Bureau
Public
Red Oak
W. C. Children
Tax Commission
Council Bluffs
Homer Wash
Mills County
Committees Appointed at Directors Meeting in December
At the board meeting the Nominating committee led by John Clark with Bob Henderson and Claude DPeupres was named, the Program committee chaired by Mia June Fickel with Don Cunningham and W. P. Wart matt, and the resolution committee headed by Otha Wearin with V. A. Mathews and Myron Jones. The seed committee met with Farm Bureau directors and secured low seed prices this year including white or yellow hlorsam sweet clover at 4.70 per bushel, Dakota No. 12 alfalfa 14.65, Nebraska alfalfa 12.85, and Flacktoot Grimm 20.75. Seed orders must be in the Farm Bureau office by November 27. This is the best seed obtainable with purity and termination tests near 190 percent.
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John Clark
Bob Henderson
Claude Dpeupres
Mia
June Fickel
Don Cunningham
W. P. Wartmatt
Otha Wearin
V. A. Mathews
Myron Jones
Farm Bureau
Dakota
Farm Management Short Course At Ames
Farm management short course offered at Ames this winter marks a new addition to the regular two quarter herdsmen’s program. Courses run January to March and invite adults 18 and over, while the herdsmen course targets young men 17 plus with at least eighth grade prep. President R M Hughes of Jawa State College endorses applying for practical farm science guidance, with county youths discussing enrollment and Farm Bureau contacts for details.
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R. M. Hughes
Jawa State College
Ig Breater
Iowa Farm Bureau Meetings Attract 343251 Attendees
A survey of the extension service at Iowa State College shows 343251 people attended 6088 township Farm Bureau meetings in the past year. Average attendance per meeting was 674. Stronger bureaus are expanding programs with yearbooks and home talent, while three-fourths of meetings are attended by county agents and 22 percent are organized by local leaders.
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Township Farm Bureau
Iowa
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Winter Snow Equipment Ready To Guard State Roads
Ames Dec. 7. The state highway commission shows 226 truck plows 38 tractor plows 14 rotary plows and 293 power maintainers ready to meet deep snow on state highways this winter. The snow removal program and fence machinery represent an investment near $2,000,000. last year snow removal cost $649,000 with $418,008 spent on labor for 4,000 men. Normally about 2,000 workers are employed on state highways each season.
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Ames
State Highway Commission
WL Hf. Roe
Rusty the Believer Finds Christmas Food Shared
A hungry sparrow named Rusty believes in Christmas for all. After a short fight, he wins access to scraps, then a kind child offers food for all the birds. Rusty and seven rivals share the treats, reflecting on self-importance and community.
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Rusty
Christmas For All
Mayne
Martha Banning Thomas
Western Newspaper Union
Santa Claus: origins of gift myth from Saint Nicholas to modern figure
A compact devotional summary traces Saint Nicholas from his death on December 6 to the later fusion of his feast with Christmas. It explains how Dutch and broader Christian lore evolved into the modern Santa Claus, the sleigh, and gift giving, noting the enduring spirit behind the tradition.
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Nicholas
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Santa Claus
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Christ Child
Union
Christmas
America
Father Christmas
Britain
Germany
Kriss Kringle
Holland
Red Oak social notes and visits across town
CHAMPION HILL Mrs and Mrs Francis father and Mary Mae visited Red Oak Tuesday. Charlie Ballam drives a new Ford. Kochersperger duo went to Oakland Wednesday. she stayed to care for a sick mother. Melain and Deatt attended the funeral of Mrs Charlie Schick of Shenandoah in Imogene. Miss Hishop guest of Walter Kellenbarger. Sunday visitors at Alf Coopers included Francis Parker and family, G W Gibson and Elna, B R Bridge party, and Betty Joe Day. Walter Bishop and Viola Hatfield visited Shenandoah Saturday. Vera Gordy visited her parents Frank and Mrs McLain Saturday morning. Dewey Bishop with Lon Hatfield and Lawrence in Red Oak Saturday evening. Hatfield family time with children later.
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Francis
Mary Mae
J. W. Mclain
Dean
Red Oak
Charlie Ballam
F. G. Kochersperger
Oakland Wedneyday
Kochersperger
J. W. Melain
Gon. Deatt
Charlie Schick
Shenandoah
Imogene
Hishop
West Lynn School
Walter Kellenbargers
Alf Cooper
Mra
Francis Parker
June
G. W. Gibson
Elna
B. OR. Bridge
Betty Joe Day
Walter Bishop
Viola Hatfield
Vera Gordy
Notice to file claims against Anderson township by Dec 25
Notice states anyone with a claim against Anderson township must file by December 25 with Clift. The item also notes social updates including the fumble 20 2 game and a Sunday visit list with Marjorie Bishop Jim Anery Francis and John Parker families at F W McLains. Frank McLain is reported improving and hoped to return to health soon.
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Anderson Township
Jim Anery
Francis
John Parker
Frank McLain
Services at Champion Hill Presbyterian Church
The Champion Hill congregation reports a very inspiring Sunday night service. Next Sunday, Sunday school opens at 10 a.m. under superintendent Emmett Cardiff, followed by morning worship at 11 a.m. The sermon is titled The Two Paths.
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Champion Hill Presbyterian Church
Champion Hill
Emmett Cardiff
World Passeth Away at 7:30 Service Note
The text notes a Christian Endeavor service at 7:30 p m at 1st John High School faculty and Rever 2 17. It mentions special music by Mr Paxm ton and Mr Shaw of the Emerson. The message ends with welcome to all.
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1St John High School
Holland
Christian Endeavor
Paxm
Ton
Mr. Shaw
The
Emerson
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