Meeting of Mills County teachers in Silver City 1903
Silver City hosts a two day teachers meeting begun Feb 6 1903 with an opening by the Silver City Orchestra. Supt Moore and Prof Barrett address educational investments consolidation reading arithmetic and teacher public relations, followed by music and closing thanks from Pres Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Parker
Supt. Moore
People of Mills Co
Moore
Barrett
Towa
Mills Co
Mills County
Harry Plumb
Anna Conger
H. T. Richmond
Malvern
Susie Johnson
Woods
Salisbury
J. D. Reed
Pew
Pres. Parker
Etta
Georgia van Kirk
Lena Bada
Walter Woods
J. W. Wright
Liver City
T. F. Plumb
A. P. Reeve
Miss Wing
Mills County Farmers Institute Convenes in Silver City
The fifteenth annual Mills County Farmers Institute opened in Silver City on February 5 with an informal forenoon and an afternoon program. Speakers like A. J. Chantry, C. Schroder, and L. A. Newcomer presented papers on swine breeding, corn feeding value, sheep profitability, poultry profitability, farm home attractiveness, road work under the new law, and tenant relations. The meeting included discussions on farm practices, market goods honesty, soil fertility, and youth farm engagement, with a tribute to Thomas Pan and hearty local hospitality from Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Farmers Institute
Silver City
Elon
John Parker
A. J. Chantry
B. Dean
Glenwood
Geo A. Conner
T. Genusg
Mills County
Peetie
C. Schroder
UU. Nims
Uwlinois
Milly County
Alb
Sidson
Fle
J.J. Johnson
Parni
James Burgoin
C. W. Black
L. A. Newcomer
D. L. Heinsheimer
H. A. Stevens
I. G. Day
R. A. Pierson
Moore
Farmers Institute
Thomas Pan
Munsinger Assigns After Poor Health Hampers Feeder Business
Saturday's Nonpareil reports cattle feeder Myron Munsinger of Tabor assigning all personal property and debts after months of ill health. He has witnessed a decline in feeder stock as nineteen cars were moved last week and twenty five more shipped last week, with four cars this week, ending significant feeding stock. Stock purchases include five hundred twenty one head bought for a big feeder and shipped to Tun Grove. remaining cattle sent to market. The notice expresses hope for his health and a swift return to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Munsinger
Tabor
Munsinger
Sve
Mark
Mr. Munsinger
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the Farmers’ Institute
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