County Agent News of Bureau Members
Tra Turner visited the office to obtain two frat weighing certificates for the Baby Beef club, boosting enrollment to over twenty. George Baker, St Marys township director, suffers blood poisoning in his hand and cannot work. Bert Hyzer travels to Storm Lake frequently due to his father's serious illness, and the group conveys sympathy and nostalgia for his father’s jovial nature.
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Tra Turner
Baby Beef Club
George Baker
St. Marys Township
George
Bert Hyzer
Storm Lake
Bert
Dust Treatment Increases Corn Yield on Iowa Farms
Iowa State College extension plant pathologist Tt. W H Porter reports seed corn dust treatment boosted yields in 22 Iowa farms. Average untreated yield was 65 bushels. treated corn averaged 59.6, an overall gain of 4.5 bushels. Semesan Merko Sterocide each added about 4.2 to 4.6 bushels per acre.
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Iowa
Tt. W H. Porter
Iowa State College
Mr. Porter
Towa
Porter
Indian Creek Elects New Farm Bureau Officers
At a West Indian Creek township Farm Bureau meeting Fred Pierce was elected director Mrs Jess Phelps became vice director D H Vestal was named secretary and treasurer and Mrs Clara Robbins was named chairman of the women's work
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Farm Bureau
West Indian Creek
Fred Pierce
Jess Phelps
D. H. Vestal
Clara Robbins
Iowa farmers gain from cow testing associations report
The Iowa Cow Testing Associations report shows steady gains in milk and butterfat over four years among 2,489 dairy farmers. The study notes improved herd management, with 13 percent of cows culled, 87 percent of herds headed by purebred sires, and rising legume feeding. Fall fresheners remain most profitable, averaging butterfat worth $10 above winter batches, while cows average 490 pounds butterfat and 644 tons of milk annually, with net gains above feed cost.
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Towa
Dairy Extension Service
Iowa State College
Taot
St Marys Township Holds Monthly Farm Bureau Meeting
St Marys township conducted its regular monthly Farm Bureau gathering with members present to discuss local agricultural issues and upcoming community events. The meeting covered stewardship programs, cooperative efforts, and member announcements.
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St. Marys Township
School program and fund raiser at local event
A teacher led a school program and box supper to raise funds, with a cake to the poorest student. Food items including sandwiches, coffee, cake, and popcorn were sold, raising about $10. Iowa farmers receive bulletins and publications from the State College Experiment Station and Extension Service, with a mailing list of nearly 4,000 on general farm topics. A total of 347 publications are in print, including 22 agricultural items for general farmers, plus circulars, research bulletins, survey reports, and extension bulletins for farmers.
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Rathan
Iowa
Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa State College
General Farm
Ames
Town
Experiment Station and Extension Service
Neien
Lon
Mary Bulletins Are Fitted for Farmers
Farmers receive Mary Bulletins outlining agricultural tips and advisories. The notices emphasize practical farming guidance, suggesting targeted information for rural practitioners and local growers.
Real Estate Transfers in Mills County Iowa Nov 1929 1999
Record of instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from November 28 1929 to November 29 1999 listing transfers by A Dutlia Anderann to Geo Lindger involving 115 acres in 28 71 43 and W A Morgan to H L Besman et al with a $2006 transaction and Lot B Elk 74 in Glenswood excluding 82 feet details show property transfers recorded with offices of Recorder and Clerk of the District Court.
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District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Sa. m
Dutlia Anderann
Geo. Lindger
W. D
Axe
W. A. Morgan
H. Tl. Besman
Glens Wood
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Mills County Farm Bureau News
George Rosenfeld
Stiss Maysil Berry
Indian Creek
St. Mary's Townahi
White Rose
Royal Gasoline
National Refining Company
Enarco
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