Farm Bureau Sets 1928 Objectives For Mills County
The Mills County Farm Bureau outlines its 1928 goals focusing on better homes, improved education in farming and business, and stronger community health. It aims to enroll 600 Junior 4-H members, promote cooperation, and encourage home life, spiritual values, and orderly living across the county. Meetings feature Miss Ganton’s lecture on personal efficiency with dates for local training centers shared.
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Farm Bureau
Milla County
Towa
Whate
Bille County
Gover
Milla County Farm Bureau
Artigan
Mills
First Year of Home Management School Ends Next Week
Women interested in home management training face the conclusion of a five month program next week. If ladies choose not to continue, the first year’s end will close with lessons on kitchen planning finishes and furnishings, door care, house cleaning methods, and tours, plus pest control and lighting.
Ingraham Township Follow Up Meeting Reported
Mrs. BR K Henderson of Ingraham Township reported a follow up meeting held at her home on Thursday afternoon December 28. The session covered the fireless cooker lesson and the home management topic The Selection of Kitchen Utensils. Eight ladies attended and the meeting was considered interesting.
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BR. K. Henderson
Ingraham Township
Nis
Looking Back Over Mille County Year of Growth and Resolve
Mille County agent reviews 1927 with gratitude for good friends and progress while noting publicity shortages and missteps. The message looks ahead to 1938 with health happiness and property for law abiding citizens, thanking supporters and pledging better service.
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Mille County
Order Pyratol At Once From Farm Bureau Supply
Farmers in Miller County urged to place urgent orders with the Farm Bureau for Pyratol, a surplus war explosive similar to dynamite. Limited to 195,000 pounds available in Iowa with orders accepted through January. price eight dollars thirty cents per hundred pounds, packed in 6 ounce cartridges, shipped f.o.b. Cedar Rapids.
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Farm Bureau
Iowa
Milla
A. W. Clyde
Thia
O. B
Cedar Rapids
Christmas Gatherings and School Cantata Reflections
A December feature from Emerson area notes holiday gatherings at homes such as the McLain and Kellenbarger families, church events, and a Mt. Vernon school Christmas cantata directed by Miss Wed erquint. Readers share visits from relatives, student works, decorations, and Christmas gifts, with a reflective verse about appreciating present blessings.
Mt Vernon News Briefs From Dec 20
Mt Vernon reports include Matt Summers losing a breeves farm horse for unknown reasons amid scarce work stock as corn husking winds down. George Pare and a Manytage washing machine agent visited seeking orders. Local boys pursued muskrat raccoon and other small game with traps. a red fox weighing eight pounds was caught. Fred Shaw, nephew of Sam Shaw, suffered a home fire threatening the dwelling. his wife and children stayed with relatives until repairs could be done. Sam and Mrs Shaw hosted visitors on Sunday.
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Mt. Vernon
Matt Summers
Ritting Srouni
George Pare
Mt. Vernon Hoya
Fred Shaw
Sam Shaw
Tabor
In Alliance
Mra
No Corn-Stalk Disease This Year Des Moines Report
Des Moines IA reports no corn-stalk disease losses this year due to normal corn ripening. Dr Peter Malcolm, chief of Animal Industry, cites last year’s frost and heat as the cause of prior outbreaks and notes a second crop growth led to prussic acid forming in stalks.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Peter Malcolm
Animal Industry
Tawa Department of Agriculture
Malcolm
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