Valentine Socials and Club Activities Highlight Local Notices
Community and club gatherings fill a Valentine themed page. Mrs. Thos W Gidley and families join a pot luck dinner. Velma Custer’s shower hosted as a treasure hunt yields many gifts for her new home. Eastern Star initiates Leah Smith. Kensington Star to meet at Mrs Kuice home with several assistants. White Cloud Sewing Circle assembles for quilting and refreshment, with next meeting moved to March 3.
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Velma Custer
Candell
Haydens Sifteen
Joe Hayden
W. A. Caldwell
Kiny Danner
J. 7 Filisety
Hill
Paul Seaton
Ri. Wy. Salyers
Lesiie Shay
Orville Weak
Ee Collins
Ben Martin
Faye Butterfield
Malvern
Lois
Shirley
Howard Mickelson
Edwin
Walter Stille
Extevidin
Vo I. Ekhind
Lloyd Tandis
H. J. Gerehart
Dulicinis
Frank Steele
Strasban
Mise Smith
M 'Vern
Oss Kensington
Order of the Eastern Star
Kensington
Rei Kuice
M. Galliber
Uo. Graves
Brad Hart
Prank Swummees
Basses
Louis Base
Won
Thayer
Roy Cauntell
Austin Maes
Charles Wilson
Messrs
Ant
Paugd Svener
Ralph Bower
Com. Wilson
Martin Cunningham
Everett Knop
Plow Rroades
Eiliott
Foma Brown
Hoc
Mere. Prively
White Cloud Sewing Circle
Raytmani
Art Trively
Wicker
Crink
Springtime home improvements and thrift tips
Gearhart News reminds readers that spring is near and urges careful planning for home remodeling. It offers budgeting help, material choices guidance, and early visits to estimate costs with no obligation. Humorous quips about golf, tires, and a one legged tramp color the piece.
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Tee
Oaks Sunday School Attendance Report and Upcoming Bathing
Attendance at Oaks Sunday School reached 56 with no visitors. Primary children recited memory verses. An upcoming Sunday school gathering is planned at Emerson Baptist Church, with details for Calne ing os ani.
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Emerson Baptist Phish Saat
Local residents attend gatherings as area teams shine
Mrs Laura Hall visited in the Brammeier home while L E Brammeier and his father called in Omaha. Wales Lincoln girls take county tournament first place with Grant girls second and Stennett boys top their division. A party at Henry Schilling’s and many visits mark a weekend of social events as families relocate toward Stanton and near Evans farms.
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Laura Hall
Henry Schilling
Georgie Wilkinson
Omaha
Les Patrick
Adene
Emerson
Ben Auckland
Tlenry Schilling
Malcolm Cole
Ira Richards
Joe Cote
Robert Hicks
Evans
Lee Hutchings
Charlie Harte
Stanton
Uncle Eben Reflects on Faults and Deliberate Choices
An older voice notes that all men have faults but argues that fault does not excuse intentional wrongdoing. He cautions against using faults as a shield for deliberate acts and urges personal accountability.
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Eben
Auction of 1840 sale bill differs from 1937 item list
Fragmentary historical notice from Mills County describes a March 1 1840 sale with teams cows oxen plow rails soap kettle syrup whiskey cider and numerous farm goods. Also lists six enslaved people to be sold together with terms cash or note to draw interest and Rob Connell as security.
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Mills County
Fd Nagel
Oregon Territory
Tam
Jerre
Rob Connell
Adapted Seed Rule Aligns With Good Farming Practices
The county agricultural conservation committee explains that payments under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration require seed and practices to meet good farming standards. Unadapted red clover or alfalfa seed from outside Canada may be disallowed for 1937. officials say seed staining and record proofs will determine seed type and eligibility, with penalties if misused.
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Agricultures Conservation Program
Agricultural Admisment Administration
J. F P. Wearm
County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Wearin
Ralph Smith
Des Maines
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
AAA
E. S. Dyas
Extension Agronomist
Iowa State College
Canada
United States
South America
Mr. Dyas
Iowa
Keep Machinery in Repair Urges Iowa Farmers
County agent John Longstreet warns farmers to repair and adjust machinery before spring fieldwork. He cites that grain binders run about 96 days in 16 years and could rise to 144 days with proper maintenance, saving millions for Iowa farmers. Poorly adjusted parts like loose mower guards cause costly drafts and uneven cutting.
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John Longstreet
Longstreet
Difficulties Hit Iowa Small Fruit Growers This Year
Extension experts warn growers face severe weather damage and plant shortages that hinder reestablishing small fruit plots. Nurseries may import plants out of state as Iowa berries decline. recommendations cover strawberries raspberries blackberries gooseberries and currants with notes on varieties and restart methods.
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Iowa
Wo P Holsinger
Town State College
Rockhill
Latham
Chief
Cumberland
Kansas
Pearl
Towa
Snyder
Eldorado
Carrie
Tree Pruning Demonstration By W Edgecombe
Town state horticulturist W Edgecombe will conduct two pruning demonstrations on Thursday March 4. The first at 1 a m and the second at 2 p m on yet to be announced site. Call the Farm Bureau office or watch the papers for location details.
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W. Edgecombe
Town State Cell
Farm Bureau
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Mills County Iowa
Record of instruments filed in Mills County Recorder and Clerk’s office from February 5 to February Mth 1937 includes transfers to and from Arthur C. Lewis Eloise J. Steiner P.E Crawmer Jessie L. Craw mer Wa H Powles L B L Powles Ira R Hutchings Sadie Campbell Malvern Wesley Cemetery Alan Alethea Boileau and a county tax deed by H L Gearhart. Noted figures include 160 acres in 16 73 40 76 acres in 12 73 40 2400 acres in 6 72 41 and 13 18th int in lots 61 and 62 Bank Add Glenwood plus Lot 165 Wesley Cemetery. Also a 161.01 tax deed for Lot 5 Bik 17 Malvern. In a separate note the Iowa Old Age Assistance commission reports 192000 residents 65 and over with about 60000 eligible by age and having applied.
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Recorder
District Court of
Mills County
Towa
Arthur C. Lewis
CW. D
Love & Affection
W. D
P.E. Crawmer
Jessie L. Crawemer
Edward Bachman
Wa. H. Powles
L. B. L. Powles
Glenwood
Iira R. Hutchings
Sadie Campbell
Vo C
Malvern
Wesley Cemetery
Alan
Alethea J. Boileau
H. L. Gearhart
Mass Production to Transform Home Building Says Babsen
An essay argues housing will shift from hand craft to mass production. Prefabricated homes, factory-made components, and cheaper construction will redefine living standards, with a five-room kit home proposed around three thousand dollars plus lot.
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Prrcesure
Matt
Mator
Iad Finadtony
Evsary
East Liberty Friends Visit InCity And News Of Illnesses
East Liberty residents visited relatives in Council Bluffs and nearby towns. Emory Cromer was moved to sanitation hospital for treatment. Miss Moretty Wilbelm is bedridden with a severe attack. Mrs. Guyer remains ill with flu and was hospitalized in Council Bluffs.
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S. Laura Keeney
Cote Bhiffs
Priday
Emory Cromer
Chairs Iide
Cramer
Miss Moretty
Wilbelm Yue
Qute
Donal Anderson
Casey
Chas
Anderson
Ralph Mashlocks
Philip Meloy
Denver
Calo
C. S. Anderson
Aml
Varvey Griffey
Shenandoah
Frank Culley
Prins
Madeley
Philip Melenty
Shen
Ail Mars
Theoret Scott
Thastings
Thot. Boukabul
Mes
Milip Moetody
Kas
Os. Andersen
Sonia Monuday
Philip
Melody
Kansas
ADMH
Ren Yours
Thane
Des Moines
Youn
June Wise
Vc, Seaton
Dan Te Council Mall
Earry
Seton
Jennie Eihimdson Hospital
Efe
Baul Seaton
Matverre
Viet
Hen Guyer
Morey
Council Bluffs
Wa Clay
Prairie Valley School
Dela Cary
Meu Guyer
C. M. Nelson
Guyer
Mercy Hospital
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Gearhart Lumber Co
Miss Bryan
Mrs
Milady Beauty Shop
Terry Witei
Mills County Farm Bureau News
Ralph Mowen
Old Age Assistance Commission
Babsen
Pheer Cpety
Posgay
Teey
Fowler Inwersthiar
Pau Sabh
Prometortah Hoth
Coeilt Bay Dnemte
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Peratipel Pedites Cafe Poy Tie
Simes Tans
Metivuss
Rahsonehart
East Liberty
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