Fremont County Farmers Institute Twenty Sixth Annual Session at Tabor
Fremont and Mills counties prepare for the Twenty sixth annual Fremont County Farmers Institute in Tabor Iowa February 9 10 and 11 1926 with entry exhibits judging talks and entertainment led by Don Griswold and Rawles Township Farm Bureau. Exhibits offered cash prizes and premiums across multiple classes with open entries from local farmers and a business meeting planned for February 11 at the college gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Iowa
Farmers’ Institute
Wasinm
Don Griswold
Don Gris
Henderson Happenings and Local Notices
Henderson items report market day proceeds over eighteen dollars, visits by residents including Dr Gowrdy and Will Young, sales of property and furniture, hospital visits, a Farm Bureau sewing lesson, and an obituary for Calvin Turner. Sturgeon store sold to Wadsworth of Kansas City, and Burlington Dining Car Dept. to serve prize beef from National Western Stock Show purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Line City
Christian Sunday School
Jimmie Wilkinson
Carson
Mr. Currey
Clarinda
C. H. Amick
Allen Morris
Gowrdy
Harris
Harry Paul
Roy Woods
Mesacra
Roy Viner
John Rainbow
Grand Jury
Council Bluffs
Edmondson
Will Young
Hastings
Geo. W. Wilson
Chicago
Stock
Jarvis Huntsman
Alfred Huntsman
W. J. Redman
Genoa
Nebr
Creamer
Kenneth Williams
Paul Edmondson
Wi Cain
E. F. Leake
Springfield
Paul Phillips
G. T. Harover
Will Fretcher
T. D. Phillips
Emma Johnson
Walesa
Carl Isaacson
Farm Bureau
Sturgeon
Wadsworth
Kansas City
Burlington
Detvet
Burlington Railroad
Deter
Iowa
A. M. Schmidt
Tarkio Molaeses Feed Company
John Clay Company
A. &. White
Burlington Hallroad
Burlington Ines
Cotorade & Southern
Colorado
Ballington
Nebraska
Tata
Omaha
Yellow Cabs Set 1925 Record In Ona Ha Business
The Yellow Cab Company reports 1925 as the largest year of business in Ona Ha since organization, moving 642 709 trips carrying 996 093 persons. It employs 186 drivers and 19 telephone operators with miles of private wire and 46 sub stations. They added 20000 dollars worth of new equipment for the private car department. Officers at the annual meeting included Bam A House WI president John 4 McKense vice president H Hilmes secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Cab Company
Onaha
Privarcalé
Ravel
Bam A. House
Malvern Wins 15 To 8 At Strahan In Te Firebeat Action
Malvern defeated Strahan 15 to 8 in last Friday night’s league clash. The victory marks a second win for Malvern after previously beating Red Oak. Red Oak plans a return match on Malvern’s floor Friday evening as Coach Stephenson’s squad remains in strong form for another likely close game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Strahan
Red Oak
Stephenson
Clipped Comment On Political Allegations from Newspapers
A compilation of clipped quips from multiple papers lampoons political figures. It notes Pa and Ma Ferguson, mentions talking about a bar in the Capitol, and jokes about cabinet entry in France. A Detroit News critique questions the orators logic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Ferguson
Ma Ferguson
Texas
Indianapolis
Real Estate Transfers List With Several Small Transactions
Real estate transfers show Minnie W Reynolds to F M McElrath for $1 and other considerations covering approximately 126 acres in section 19 and 206 two. William Roenfeldt to J F Roenfeldt for $35900.00 with multiple fractional parcels totaling 369 acres in sections 4 9 42 43 and townships 73 42 43. Clay A Walling to Deasie May Johnson for $1 with North 1 8 Lot 4 Block 14 Glenwood. Frank Mulica to R H Stacy for $150.00 all interest In NW of NE 27 78 43. C F Rains to Mary 8 Armgast for $1 with 169.17 acres in sections 19 and 20 township 28 28 range 40. E W Alberts to Chas K Alberts for $1 with E% of NW% in 35 72 43. L J Stevenson to Lowell E B Patrick for $27600.00 with SW 4 of 15 72 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie W. Reynolds
F. M. McElrath
William Roenfeldt
J. F. Roenfeldt
Clay A. Walling
Deasie May Johnson
Block
Glenwood
Frank Mulica
R. H. Stacy
C. F. Rains
Mary
Armgast
Qcd
E. W. Alberts
Chas
K. Alberts
L. J. Stevenson
Lowell EB. Patrick
Sheriff Sale Notice in Mills County Iowa Court
A sheriff sale is set in Mills County Iowa to satisfy a judgment of 6026.11 plus costs against John F Hambsch. The property NEY of Sec 25 T71 R41 is offered for cash at the West Door of the Glenwood Courthouse on March 6 1936 between 9 am and 4 pm. Attendance will be given by the undersigned sheriff Ste MBS B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Farmera State Bank of
Strahan
John F. Hambsch
Milla County
Towa
Gale
Court House
Glenwood
Terurry
AL de
Ste Mbs
Mille Cowuty
Gas on Stomach Made Mrs. Cook Nervous
Gas on the stomach left Mrs. Cook uneasy for years as a constant discomfort troubled her daily life. She sought relief from persistent stomach gas and related pains impacting her rest and routine.
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. W. Mansfield
Fremont County Farmers’ Institute
Claus
Avalon Poultry
S-hay Mantel
Mulerand Overalia
Avalon Poultry Tonic
Lee
Tabor Beacon
Eveready Radio
Galton
Fremont
Milla
Institute
Calvin Turner
H. B.turner
M. C. Turner
Bear's Lick
Kentucky
Iowe
Wast
C. F. Edmondson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Concordia
Henderson
W. BE. Shugg
Methodist Church
Macedonia
J. A. Daly
Harry A. Koch
Joy MM. Harkler
Ralph A. Newel
C. Sharp
Leo R. Wilson
Mr. Houser
Fates Houser
Fern Skerritt
Alice
Phyllis Burgoin
Silver City
E. Fern Skerritt
J. Glenn Skerritt
TNT
Orn Oa Eee
Pete Sao
Handy Ete
Waaurs
Wrigtey
Geo. E. Masters
Malvern Community Building
Yellow Cabs
the Malvern Nat
Columbus
America
Fred Durbin
Kohara
Okamoto
Official
KOIL
Bennett Bidg
Anteed
Merrifield and
Hanfield
Jersey
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