Supt Brinacombe Details Field Worker Activities
Supt Brinacombe reports crew movements on farms in Buffingtons and nearby townships. Points include diversion ditch work, pile construction, and limestone drive to stock piles. Mercy Planer Saffeb supervised, with Provisional E Terri overseeing testing and transport. County Soils Association cooperates, making limestone available at 75 cents per ton.
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Geet Omtantih
Proscuss
Losagen
Rhatee
Mercian Planer
Saffeb
Chgscel
Mbix Jackson
E. Terri
AL Ok Pons
ROE
Gidley
Jarvis Leestedt
Derr Creek
Rohan
Ce Fer
Fowensai
County Soils Association
Campino
Etyek
First Airplane Factory Founded in France by Volsin
The piece notes the world’s first airplane factory established in France under the direction of Volsin. It highlights France’s early role in aviation manufacturing and marks a milestone in early flight history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Is Volsin
Fragmentary Muse: Vague Snippets From A Military Report
The text appears as garbled OCR with scattered names and places including references to names like Pappy, Teo, Sanders, and Devine, plus phrases about a quintet and a prize for a month. It mentions an Army Orderly and several disjointed terms suggesting a historical notice or clipping, but overall coherence is missing.
Reforestation Information At CC Camp Summary
Readable fragments describe a forestry effort connected to a CC Camp and Iowa forestry department. Mentions seed programs, seedling pricing, and distribution details. Includes references to Charles McNary and Univ ersity links, with scattered notes about plantings and enforcement.
Speakers at Camp Religious Services Hosted by Chaplain Campbell
Chaplain JC Campbell arranged religious services for camp members and secured speakers. Recent talks featured Rev. C. Calkins of Des Moines, evangelist G. V. Scott of Fairfield, and A. K. Harper of Harper Brush Mfg Co Fairfield.
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JC. Campbell
Chaplain Campbell
BR. C. Calkins
Des Moines
G. V. Scott
Singing Evangelist
Fairfield
A. K. Harper
Harper Brush Mfg. Co
Personal notices from Camp SCS-1a and nearby locals
Orchard, a junior agricultural engineer, received a three month leave for study at Iowa State College. Victor Thielhorn, former ECW clerk, now a forestry student, visited his old camp. Capt. H E Moore and Auditor Christensen inspected Co 780. W J A Beaman dropped by SCS Shenandoah. Flavis Putman arranged for an immediate lateraide release to return to Big Fork Arkansas for high school. Robert Russell, newly transferred, found work with Associated Display Service in Russellville Arkansas. Starvey Wheatley sent to Fort Des Moines hospital for a leg injury. Encallees Eldrid Watking and Le Roy Applegarth received honorable release for urgent home duties.
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SCS
Shenandoah
Flavis Putman
Big Fork
Ark
Robert Russell
Dakota Cdc
Russellville
Ark Starvey Wheatly
Fort Des Moines
Wheatles
Encallees Eldrid Watking
LeRoy Applegarth
Crane
Manisfield
Company 780
Blue Peter flag signals sailing day at sea
The Blue Peter, a white on blue Mag flag, flown at the ship’s topmast, signals all aboard and that the vessel is about to set sail. This ancient British symbol marks a sailing day used in maritime practice worldwide.
Butterflies and Moths Described Reach 80000 Species
A catalogue notes that at least 80,000 species of butterflies and moths have been described. Researchers count both families, highlighting diversity across continents and habitats. Taxonomy advances with new identifications and information on distribution.
Conservation News Teg Cussysedian Fidilar slimerp
Conservations notes report on tidal habitats and local species. Editorial brief highlights ongoing projects and community efforts led by Rivkat Fimprek and Lilitor with focus on habitat restoration and public awareness.
SCS-6 Officials Attend Conference
Supt PLL Brinacombe and staff from Camp SCS 6 in Malvern attended a four camp in service training conference in Shenanadah. Regional administ rator CCC aide S Vetter planned the event for SAS employees with lectures by W J Beattie and W Oberlin. Foreman KE Perrin spoke on materials and equipment care while project manager WJ Mose addressed foremanship.
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Pll
Brinacombe
Iloyfus Smith
Cnch
SAS
TL 2
Buek Fe
Megbuak
WJ. BE. Baatman
KE. Perrin
Scs- 6
Malvern
Extension Agent Presented Lecture at Empress Theater
Senior Foreman Floyd Smith and seven enrollees attended an illustrated lecture sponsored by the county Farm Bureau at the Empress theater. Extension Agent J. B. Wingert from Town State college presented slides on annuals and perennials, with County Agent John Longstreet assisting.
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Floyd Smith
Camp Scs-6
County Farm Bureau
Empress Theater
J. B. Wingert
Town State College
Battles
King
S. Faring
Mantle
Chism
Midgett
Becquardt
Little
Evans
Suggs
Halliburton
Rea
Trotter
Martin
Bennett
Ehret
Turner
John Longstreet
Soil Conservation Reasons Explained in County Bulletin
Mills county farmers receive a land use bulletin detailing soil conservation aims to raise long term income, improve field operations, utilize rainfall, prevent gullying, and promote diverse crop and livestock production. The program highlights the difficulty of maintaining soil on one’s own versus receiving help elsewhere, and notes 54 students selected for a three month conservation training across Iowa Illinois Minnesota Missouri and Wisconsin with classroom work in agronomy surveys engineering erosion control nursery wildlife and woodland management and safety.
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Mills County
County Agriculural Committee
Cal G
HL J. Binh Bard
UN Bucs
Iowa
Ilinois
Minmesont
Missouri
Wisconen
CDC
Lt Col Mack Garr Relocated From Iowa to Cleveland
Reserve officers in the CCC district note a formal regret as War Department orders move Lt Col Mack Garr from Fort Des Moines to Cleveland Ohio executive officer of the Iowa CCC district. Garr calls his tour highly instructive and profitable praising the unit’s steady drive to improve. An appropriate gift was presented by Iowa Reserve officers before departure.
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Bows CCC
War Department
Mack Ga
Towa CCC
Cleveland
Fort Des Moins
Garr
Lowa
Iowa
S. Dak Enrollees Move to Malvern
Eleven enrolled members of Company 1793 stationed at Custer South Dakota were transferred to the local camp headquarters to facilitate a readjustment of camps in the Nebraska South Dakota CCC district. Additional Arkansas enrollees moved to five Iowa companies at Marion Oakville Bedford Leon and Chariton. The new enrollees include James Parnell Herschel Rea T J Pritchard Joe Reade Andrew Riley Irwin Richmond Floyd Roller Robert Russell Kenneth Jones Clarence Sanders and Elis Sanders.
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Custer
S. D
Nebraska-South Dakota
CCC
Arkansas
Iowa
Camp Custer
Marion
Oakville
Bedford, Leon
Chariton
James Parnell
Herschel Rea
T. J. Pritchard
Joe Reade
Andrew Riley
Irwin Richmond
Floyd Roller
Robert Russell
Kenneth Jones
Clarence Sanders
Elis Sanders
Chaplain Campbell to Serve 32 CCC Units in State
The district announces Reserve Chaplains will serve 32 CCC companies in Town district over coming months. Capt. James F. Phillips Lt. Clifton Bell Lt. C. J. Narmayte and Lt. C. C. Campbell will cover northeast and southeast areas with Campbell serving western Iowa. Campbell’s itinerary includes Moorhead Shenandoah Missouri Valley Denison Red Oak Sioux City Whiting and Malvern.
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CCC
James F. Phillips
Clifton Bell
C. J. Narmayte
C. C. Campbell
Capt. Phillips
Bell
Sa. Normayle
Chaplain Campbell
Iowa
Moorhead
Shenandoah
Missouri Valley
Denison
Red Oak
Sioux City
Whiting
Malvern
Training program credits and advancement at Gehlaywerk
Students completing the stormer training course earned collegiate credits and those with outstanding work will enter to BCS as employees. The program requires 40 hours per week and 7037 Gehlaywerk hours spent in instruction.
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BCS
Major George A King Named Successor in Iowa District
Major George A King of the 14th Cavalry alra will replace Lt. Col. Garr as executive officer in the Iowa district per general orders from Fort Des Moines. He leaves his role as district quartermaster and district inspector, noted for his CCC contacts and effectiveness in the Iowa organization.
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George A. King
Cavalra
Iown Dstrict
Mack Garr
Iowa
Aenerah
Fort Des Moines
Major King
CCC
Tawi
County Quotas Set For Civilian Conservation Corps Replacements
Mills County according to the local company headquarters has a fixed CCC quota of 250 statewide and two Mills County eligibles may be selected. Two applicants, Robert Goltry and Donald E. Bowen of Glenwood, have reported to Co. 780 for examination but no replacements are authorized for that unit at present. Mills County eligibles are to be referred to Co. 2723 Red Oak for consideration.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Mills County
Robert Goltry
Donald FE. Bowen
Glenwood
Red Oak
Bulletin Boards For Barrack Walle Construction Plan
Bulletin boards are to be constructed by the camp workshop. Upon completion they will adorn the walls of barracks as a standardizing project for COC administration. Construction site near Carpenter Way, with design to fit standard sizes and materials. Contents will include company regulations, schedules, instructions, and orders for reference.
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Aml
Cis Tany
COC
Wevisin
Caip Carpenter Tienge
Gulhae
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Fares
Rome
Speckitue
Ef Mepathe
Sanders
Staal
Iowa State College Forestry Dept
EU Tees
Lea Dyagr
Ioreetyy
Lowa Bev College
Charkes McNary Oaer
Anterican Ulm
Tderitates
Aan
Coca - Cola
Tyler Bros
Black Arrow
Green Bay Lumger Co
W. OD
Slothower, Mee
C. E. Hoover
Raposa
Rssocrate
Cleveland, Ohio
Campbell
Col. Garr
Jacobson
Dairy Maid
Northwestern Candy CO
Des Moines, Iowa
The
Zurmuehlen Co
Council Bluffs, Iowa
M.S. Niewfehes
Federal Bureau of Identification
Peint “Pest
Cuieagte
Paul Muni
Emile Zola
Gale Sondergaard
Joseph Schildkraut
Marlene Dietrich and
Herbert Marshall
Angel Plus
Richard Dix and
Joan Perry
Blonde Trouble
Arkansas Playboys
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