Rotation Then and Now Pays Farmers in Mills County
A 1922 42 study from Clarinda Farm compares cropping systems showing rotation boosts corn yield and soil protection. Rotation increases overall production and profits, while reducing erosion and runoff, with farmers urged to adopt better poultry and farming practices amid wartime strikes and rising inflation.
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Clarinda
Harm
USDA
Mills County
Farms Institute
W. R. Whitfield
Malvern
Advertising Rates and Classified Pricing Summary
Advertising rates listed for display ads at 40 cents per column inch with 6 cents per inch for composition. Sealine Classified Ads line items show 7 for local reader ads and 10 for obituary posting. Card of Thanks priced at 6.5 cents per line with pastry mention.
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Sealine
Imogene Mills and neighbors join 20th anniversary
Relatives led by Leland McGargill's family gathered at their home in Omaha area to celebrate the couple's 20th wedding anniversary. Friends presented a dish set as a gift. The gathering included Ed and Mary McGargill and many local relatives. A Shenandoah insulating firm also visited the Leahy home.
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Germany
Truman
Rhode
Fiorence Rickatawei
Omaha
Beety
Art
Sam Shaw
Jason Benscoter
Hazel Burgett
Judy
Oakland
BE. G. Benedict
Paul Benedict
Mary Lou Laughlin
Raymond Laughlin
Fern Maddorks
Faneta Jensen
Council Bluffs
Fern
Clark Templeton
Harley Templeton
Red Oak
Dale Hunt
Fey
John €. Turner
Silver City
G. W. Brower
Mercy
Leland McGargill
Edward McGargill
Fanny McGarall
Art Leahy
Paul
George Leahy
Stanton
Ed Leahy
Kate McGilnnis
Mamiy
Ralph Laughlin
Camp Grant
Mary Gutschenritter
Wille Gutschenritter
Hand Hospital
L. A. Goodnight
Donald Gutschenritter
Ed Maher
L. E. Gutsehenrltrer
Mary Lou
Patricia
Fremont County
Sidney
Jeo McKeon
George Gutschenritter
Ravenna
Neb
Hugh Parker
Tommie Conners
Edward
Moberly, Mo
East Liberty Harvests at God's Acre Event
In East Liberty the annual harvest at God's Acre drew nearly 40 church members and friends to the 20 acre plot leased from Ed Wilson of Wesley Chapel. The oats and red clover crop yielded about 700 bushels in total with 105 bushels of oats and five busheters of clover seed. Jay Darnald bought the church share at 1.06. Volunteers hauled produce from the field along with W. P. Meavenger, James Henderson, and Arch Clay assisting.
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Neiglerhood
R. K. Henderson
Woo Messinger
W. T. Maddocks
James Henderson
Arch Clay Frank DuVal
Paul Renerfet
Byrone Mescemer
Selland Bird
J. E. Henderson
Mite Adams
Ainsworth
John ¢. Turner
Marvin Johnson
East Liberty
Ed Wilson
Wesley Chapel Victory
Jay Darnald
Paul Benedict God Ivan Jackson
W. PF. Meavenger
Arch Clay
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Janes Russell Lowell
Fort Lupton
Brighton
Colo
J. Rhode
Mills
Usu
Folgar
Archie Haines
Pleasant Valley School
Miss Deacon
Peprora
Enakies
Coarcoa
Gstoher
Mra
Fred Abel
W. F. Shafer
Bell
Bird
Eugene Messenger
John Bartholomew
Roger and
Billy of
Tabor
Abels and Shafera
Shafer
Brower
Glenwood
Janet
Henderson
Morris Terry
Donald Burgein
Lester Henderson
W. F. Messenger
Woodbine
Frank DuVal
Frank Choate
Laura Kerney
Josie Kerney
Herman Knop
Edmandson
Malvern Leader
F. A. Wortman
E. D. Hering
Towa
Board of Supervisors
Leader
Imogene
S. E. Mills
Emabel Saner
Valentine Barly
Bille Lou Laughlin
Mercy Hospital
Conneilius
Roy Coy
Willie Kammerer
Roy Hutchinson
Hurlington
Ray Hutchinson
John Jackson
Colne
Wid Miya
Jdaimie Laughtin
Hfalluy
Mrs. Fommie Conners
Shenandoah
Fim
Art Leaby
Massey-Harris
David Bradley
John Deere
Minneapolis-Moline
New Idea
All Steel International
DeLaval
Christian Ladies Aid
August Dayson
Art Fritcher
G. T. Harover