Farm Bureaus New Courses Expand Home Arts Program
The Mills County Farm Bureau newsletter announces Miss Hlara Richardson will conduct a five month local course in Home Furnishings beginning in March to help women improve home planning and decor. It outlines lessons on color design rugs window decorations pictures and furnishing the home and invites township chairmen to meet Feb 20 to plan the program with entries due by March 1. The note also mentions a potential junior camp at the county fair and junior poultry work registration.
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Milla
Hlare Richardson
Miss Baker
Buna
Misa Richardson
Miss Richardson
Lescom No
Farm Bureau
L. L. Robbina
Hastings
B. F. Anderson
Council Bluffs
M. Saumera
Malvern
Boure
Farm Burewa
Poultry Club Entries Near Deadline in County County
Time is running out for entries in the Pig and Poultry Club of the county. A strong list of pig club entries has already been compiled and the date for entries approaches.
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Pig and Poultry Clube
Imported Red Clover News Warns Farmers Against It
Agricultural officials warn that European red clover seed is largely worthless and may fail to pay for itself. Tests at the State College show poor germination and winterkill under regular conditions. 60 percent of US imports come from France and Italy, with Ames specialists urging farmers to plant known mauve grown seed or alternative legumes.
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Lows
Europe
Ois
Towa States College
France
Italy
United States
Farmera
Ames
War seasoned reporters shape rural journalism in 1924 Iowa
The article notes veteran war reporters, not novices, contributing to journalism. It also lists real estate transfers in Mills County Iowa for the week ending February 9 1924 and comments on seed corn shortages and planting precautions, recalling 1918 experiences and Farm Bureau testing stations to guide seed selection and ensure strong stands this spring.
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Recorder and Clerk of District Court
Milla County
Towa
C'Ctork A. Om
Myron Shipman
Farmers'o-Operative Co
Emerson
J. W. Finch
Louis Hotts
Wickham
Wondraw
Grenwood
William W. Good
M. E. Shannon
Emerson John H. Brennan & Co
G. R. Andrew
Andy Nw
Nessie S. Hester
WND
Congregational Church of
Tabor
Tontsa KE. Murphy
Cem
Ellen Maher Et al
Martin HL Maher
Ellen Maher
Edmund, Maher
Joseph J. Mater
Farm Bureau
Silver City Visitors Mention Omaha Guests and Local Famlies
The Time column notes Mrs Adie Tucker and daughter Barbara visiting from Omaha with Saturday and Sunday mentions of Mr and Mrs R P Galt Eleanor and Harold dining with the Woods. In Council Bluffs Mr Wood, an insurance agent, travels here often. Also highlighted are Mr and Mrs M H Ellisa and son Melvin of Omaha visiting with Mrs Frank Ellis and son Billy of Tekamah for Sunday at the Amick folk’s cafe. Mrs M H Elis ja a daughter of the Anicks were noted as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adie Tucker
Barbara
Omaha
R. P. Galt
Eleanor
Harold
Council Bluffs
Wood
M. H. Ellisa
Melvin
Frank Ellis
Billy
Tekamah
Amick Folka
M. H. Elis
Anicks
Studebaker rise to motor car leadership and scale
The Studebaker story outlines six decades of growth from horse drawn vehicles to modern cars, detailing investments in plants and equipment, the creation of a Department of Methods and Standards, a Bureau of Research and Experiment, and mass production advances. It cites sales of over 750,000 cars, growing demand to 150,000 per year, and prices for various models as proof of leadership in quality and value.
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Studebaker
Bureau of Research and Experiment
Studebaker Car Ad Promises Value and Wide Choice
We deserve a hearing and urge buyers to compare Studebaker offers. The ad touts 145,000 past customers, 90,000,000 at stake, and nine chances in ten that a reader will buy. It lists 7-passenger touring and speedover models with prices from 1750 to 4835 dollars, urging a visit before purchasing in this high-grade class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Studebaker car demand soars after huge 1918 model milestone
Over 200 million dollars was spent last year on Studebaker cars and demand now targets 150 thousand cars annually. More than 50 million dollars has been invested in modern plants to produce high quality vehicles. A 1918 model has logged 475 thousand miles in 80 years of service, including a coast to coast trip in December.
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Franklin Beck
George Rupert
Mason Merrill
Jrl Brown
Veterans’ Bureau
Franklin Reck
Rupert
St. Louis
Reck
Ames
Chicago Daily Drovers' Journal
Chicago
University of Nebraska
Irl Brown
Marines
Missouri University
Puch
Dean Williams
School of Journalism
Journaliam
Veterana* Bureau
Studebaker
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Sheppard-Towner Clinic
Mills Coun
Ty Farm Huresa
Tnerea
Thane
Cy Framing
Ad Poultry Club
Elien Maher
Thomas F. F. Meher
Silver City
Pearl Vandeventer
Knicely Studio
W. Broadway
Cadwell & Salyers Farm Loans
Studebakers
Siua
Tas Reet
W.B
Seer Auto and Rubber Co
Malvern, Love
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