Mills County Farm Bureau meeting highlights progress and plans
Seventy eight Mills county farm bureau leaders gathered December 22 in Malvern to map Iowa 1926 agricultural campaign steps. W. H. Stacy and A. Metcalf outlined Bureau history, six program divisions, and benefits from improved hogs, legumes, and clubwork while members lauded nutrition sewing projects and community sociability fostered by extension services.
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Fred Farquhar
Iowa
Cadar Rapids
Arm Bureau
Malvern
A. W. Clyde
Amen
Hilla County
H. J. Metcalf
Ames
Mills County
Bille County
Board of
W. H. Stacy
Faral Organization
J. Metcalf
Agricultural Information Service
Iowa State College
Milla County
Farquhar
Alacy
Oceanton
Stacy
Ti C. Hopp
Hopp
Glenwood
Farm Bureau
R. K. Henderson
Ingraham
Henderson
Promer cd
Uife
J.T. Skerritt
Ingraham Township
C. W. Karr
Plattville
Elsie Hrasky
Bureau and Extension Service
Mia
O'Neill
Bureau
W. Karr
Piattville
H. F. Clark
Silver Creek
W H. Clark Walks
J. R. Clark
Anderson
Ite
J. Me Johnson
Vale Farm Bureau
Champion Hill Community News Recap and Local Incidents
Attendees at the Junior sophomore party at the Emerson Baptist church include Clifford Carlson Dean McLain and Wanda Kochersberger. Local pupils visited Flora Liddell’s school while others spoke with Miss Jennie Gibson and the Kocherspergers. Several health notes plus farm and church events fill a busy week with schooling travels, a funeral, and a skating party followed by an oyster supper.
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Champion Hill
Clifford Carlson
Dean McLain
Wanda Kochersberger
the Baptist Church
Emerson
Red Oak
Flora Liddell
Mary Cottrell
Glenn
Jessie
Kellenbarger
Ralph Hinderlighter
Oia Carlson
Shenandoah Wednesay
Jennie Gibson
Kocherspergers
Clyde McLain
Joe McLain
Mr. Gibson
Edna Griffin
Gideon Boyer
Roy McLain
Davenport
Bedford
Arlene Patrick
Rokhers
Frank Kocheraperger
Ora Douglas
South
Omaha
McMilton
Farm Bureau Sewing Circle
Wear Township
Montgomery County
Sherman Archer
Vestal Cox
Frances Parker
Community Christmas at Allely Home and Nearby Guests
Randolph area notes the nineteenth consecutive gathering at the Allely home with Supts Summers and daughter visiting Lincoln relatives. Guests include Gus Wagner, Lee Alatrepe, Stella Duncan, John Suits, Harry Barkus, Leonard Williama, Mrs Joseph Allely, Lisl Allely and Drexel, C. Trively and sons Up and Veryl. Quarantine for scarlet fever affects Hugh Harger. town fire department fights a barn fire at M Spencer property with timely chemical truck assistance.
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Drexel
C. &. Trively
Allely
B. M. Summers
Lincoln
Leu_Johington
Ipa
Kenneth Gardner
Council Bluffs
Bert Rumery
Garnet Travelyter
Omaha
Fred Travelute
Hugh Harger
Hugh
M. Spencer
Hoyss
F. B. Apencer
Plese
Silver City tale from a nun and a mystery misspell
An unclear clipped item from Silver City references Mrs Wile Gobura and a nun in a puzzling scene with a stray phrase about nine and a person named Poauith. The fragment hints at a local story or notice but lacks coherent details for full summary.
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Silver City
Wile Gobura
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