Tragic Death of Herbert Dodson Emerson Community
Herbert Winn Dodson, 20, son of Mr and Mrs J G Dodson, died from a gun accident near Emerson. He extended a gun to illustrate safety and discharged the weapon, dying at home after medical aid. Funeral services were held January 15 at First Baptist, with burial in Emerson Cemetery. Survived by parents, three brothers Herold Howard Harry, five sisters, and a missing brother.
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Emerson
Herbert Dodson
John G. Dodson
Tindson
Emerson Chronicle
Herbert
Dedson Place
Torres
Atate
C. C. Madson
Dodson
Funers
Firat
Firat Baptist Church
Femera
J. F. Stille
C. D. Greenwood
Taloit Good
Laut Post
Ivan Salmons
Horace Greenwond
Bing
T. W. Castor
Castor
Emerson Cemetery
Gordon Steiner
Kelley Steinar
Sam Kelby
Kenneth Bes
Merwin Viner
Ed Findling
Herbert Winn
Dotson
John G
Emma Dodson
Wisy
Montgomery County
Borg
Lord Jesus Christ
Clark
First Baptist Church
J. G. Dodson
Herold
Howard
Harry
Austin Stavick
Clair Braden
Belén
Marguerite
Jannitte
Ryan Lakin
Evanston
Edmund Holmes
Ansel Briggs
Red Oak
Parante
A. F. Smith
RO. Smith
Mra
Vestal
June Douglas
Malvern
Harry Rhoads
Lillian
C. Smith
WRG
Ralph
Edie
J. W. McMullin
Lyle Hixson
Pacific Junction
W. A. Fisher
H. Hicks
Hay
Vern
J. C. Wickins
Curtis
C. A. Eldrige
Murray
Eldrige
Akiter
H. C. Hicks
T. N. Cheney
K. A. Evans
Omaha
B. M. Coppage
Ella Coppage
Stanton
B. C. Coppage
W. A. Lang
Hamburg
L. C. Blank
Garner
Marilou Lang
Afr
W. R. Crawford
Griswold
Hi. B. Cheney
Mxcelsior Springs
Woman's Relief Corps Installs New Officers
The Woman's Relief Corps No. M4 auxiliary to the Grand Army met Saturday at in'dock and installed officers for the year. Ida Steen officiated as installing officer with Deasa Cole as conductor. Officers included Kate Hicks president Thursa Edie senior vice president Mable Ward junior vice president Luella Gilmore treasurer Com BR. Comer secretary Anna Knieht chaplain Nellie Burton conductor Myrtie Edie assistant conductor Carrie Thomas guard Roberta Keilenbarger assistant guard Bertha Kellenbarger patriotic instructor Ella M. Longehore press correspondent Pearl Wilkins musician and color bearers Bigna Tengstrom Edna Greyson Emma Sowers Jin Stokes fourth color. Afterward Ida Steen and Dessa Cole received shifts in rehalf for proficient work. A pot luck luncheon followed. sixty-five attended. Several local notices and visits are listed.
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Woman's Relief Corps No. M4
Grand Army
In'dock
Ida Steen
Deasa Cole
Kate Hicks
Thursa Edie
Mable ‘Ward
Luella Gilmore
Treseuter. Com
BR. Comer
Anna Knieht
Nellie Burton
Myrtie Edie
Carrie Thomas
Roberta Keilenbarger
Bertha Kellenbarger
Ella M. Longehore
Pearl Wilkins
Bigna Tengstrom
Edna Greyson
Emma Sowers
Jin Stokes
Cora Mi. Comer
Dessa Cole
Waa
A L Ausiliacy Meeting Held January Fifteenth
The American Leefen Auxiliacy gathered for a daylong Friday meeting at Mrs. Jonste Grarsan's home. Reports, duties, and letters were discussed. birthday party plans for January 22 were approved with cookies and candy to be sent to Koosville. Committees formed for Washington's Birthday program. Mrs. C. H. Thorson received a farewell gift as she moves to California. Light refreshments followed.
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Idan
Mra
Jonste Grarsan
Onler
Mach Koosville
Wari
Washington
California
Ars
Tr. Birdsall
Mary B. Gibson
Jessle Grayson
Hillsdale and passage of notices in local funeral scene
Mr and Mrs Walter Hilton and Mr and Mrs Chas Ruse attended the funeral of Mrs C E Verbeck at Sidney. Mrs Verbeck was Mrs Ruse s sister and Mrs Alex Barnes of Chanute Kansas came Friday to assist with care of Mira L EB Nuss who has been poorly for six weeks. Mr and Mrs Wim Andrews were guests of Mr and Mrs George Dalhatein. The Fairview neighborhood residents near Trebor moved to the C T Reasoner farm. Walter Hilton attended the funeral of S N Heaton at Randolph. Mr and Mrs J R Graven were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Graves.
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Walter Hilton
Chas. Ruse
C. E. Verbeck
Sidney
Verbeck
George Dalhatein
Arleigh Shepard
Fairview
Trebor
C. T
Bir
Kenneth Graves
Not Only The Schools Not Only Thiney at Dex Mathes
A special report from January 19 reveals state expenditure growth beyond local school costs. State revenue outlays rose 600 percent since 1900, with Iowa State College and University funding up 2400 percent by 1930. Penitentiary and reformatories also surged nearly 600 percent, per State Teachers Association findings.
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Dex Mathes
State Teachers’ Association
State House
Dea Moines
Iowa State College
University
State Board of
State Board of Control
Chav. Pye
County Agent News of Bureau Members
W F B Knindt of St Mary township reports his daughter Ally Ard good tick netlinx ner 4 H prize profit after expenses. A Malvern man bought four pices for Neves on foundation stock for a breeding herd. George Mates visited the office with word Kom wary seeks women for nutrition lessons. Rural school notices went to pupils for parent delivery. Mrs Rose Faron of Thattribe township traveled 2.5 miles to meetings. Night school at Strahan chow featured Prof Molaberry and a Hybrid Corn Co rep from Grimea explaining seed method costs and value.
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W. FB. Knindt
St. Mary
Aliee
Malvern
George Mates
Rose Faron
Thattribe
Bacon
Strahan Chow
Molaberry
Hy Bred Corn Company
Grimea
Will Attend Iowa Farm Bureau Meet
Plans show Dea Motes art Henry Buch voting director and RL Thenimon chairing women's work in Allis county at the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation convention. The agenda includes revision of the Agricultural Marketing Act taxation money stabilisation tariff appraisal and Philippine independence. The Farm Bureaus National Grange and Farmers Unions unite on these national issues.
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Iowa Farm Bureaa Federation
Dea Motes
Art Henry Buch
Mra RL PL
Thenimon
Allis County
Rosenfeld
Farm Bureaus
National Grange
Farmers” Unions
Seed potato orders directed to Farm Bureau office
Seed committee may obtain seed potatoes at about $1 per bushel based on received prices. Submit orders promptly to the Farm Bureau office with the potato kind and amount specified.
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Farm Bureau
Home Butchering Pays Big Dividends
Iowa State College extension expert Rex Beresford notes hog prices are down while retail pork costs stay high, urging practical home butchering. Farmers can sell carcasses, and families in towns and cities may buy and butcher hogs themselves to gain more meat for less money. The “buy hogs” campaign ties to Iowa Home Butching Week, with guidance from county agents and a circular from W. McDonate at the Extension Service in Ames.
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Rex Beresford
Iowa State College
Wall Towns
Iowa
South
Beresford
Towa
Alyona
Iit
W. Mc
Amen
Connge
Examine Trees for Rabbit Injury With Snow Deep
Heavy snows slow hungry rabbits in Town State College area feasting on young fruit trees. T. J. Maney says snow around trunks hides rabbit feet and wire wraps, so growers of young trees should shovel away snow now to prevent damage or avert it if none occurred.
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Town
T. J. Maney
Town State College
Mr. Maney
Want Extremely Wet Spring Says Dr. George Decker
Dr. George Decker, Iowa State College entomologist, warns for an extremely wet spring. He says such weather favors a deadly fungus that could trigger a grasshopper war comparable to past world events. Entomologists across Iowa Nebraska North and South Dakota brace for next year’s invasion.
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George Decker
Iowa State College
Decker
Dr. Decker
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
Bouth Dakota
Advises Farmers to Cool Pork Before Curing It
Iowa farmers planning to cure pork this winter are advised by M. Pa. Wot of the animal husbandry faculty to ensure the meat is free of animal heat and not frozen before curing. The article notes 200 pounds of meat require salt, sugar, and borax in a brine cure, with detailed proportions and conditions for quality.
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Iowa
M. PA. Hewot
Lowestate Cols Lowe
Holger
Htelvex
Wayne
Birthday Gathering Honors Ora Powsins Family Fun Night
Ora Powsins and family hosted a Friday birthday party with about forty five guests including Lew Wine Hime Moore Averett Mutmb Richard Smith Gilland Dunlap Willis Douglas Vestal Vestal Marty Douglas Phoeba Smith Albert Anderson Clyde Liston Clara Maria Douglas Peggy Davis Jeenie Gee Harvie Douglas Raymond Douglas James Douglas and Totimy Douglas. Attendees enjoyed glassing Reek rheumy and various cart games plus tea sandwiches peaches and cake.
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Ora
Lew Wine
Hime Moore
Averett Mutmb
Richard Smith
Grit Gilland
Harry Dunlap
Willis Douglas
Paul Vestal
Charlie
Vestal
Marty Douglas
Phoeba Smith
Albert Anderson
Clyde Liston
Miasea Clara Maria Douglas
Pegaie Davis
Jeenie Gee
Measts
Farmers' Union Christmas Program in Asbury
The Asbury Farmers Union held their postponed Christmas program and tree exchange at the union hall with a good turnout. State speaker Milo Reno could not attend due to bad weather. Women’s Relief Corps officers were installed in Emer Bon. A pleasant evening was noted. Lew Kline and Elmo Moore visited Shenandoah. Mrs Ed Laughlin spent time there.
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Asbury Farmers Union
Tocal No
Milo Reno
Omsha
Heraughter
Conrad Ellen
Meadames
Ruth Huntsman
Gert- Trude Lang
Laura Douglas
Edna Grayson
Women's Relief Corps
Offoers
Jn Emer
Lew Kline
Elmo Moore
Shanandoah
Ed Laughlin
Birthday Party Honors L M Kline at Country Home
Mrs L M Kline hosted about a dozen neighbors and friends at their country home on Wednesday evening January 13 to celebrate her husband L M Kline’s birthday. The lively gathering featured greeting, music, and progressive cards with many named attendees listed. If you have a news item for The teadar, phone 100.
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Teadar
Local Society and Visiting Announcements
Robbink and Mrs RH Witton honored by daughter Mes Mrs Witton with a Saturday event. H Liste and M G Lee visited Clarindé for stockholders meeting at Liaia Manafectuting Co. M G Lee traveled from Shelton Nebraska for a Sunday visit with daughter Mrs L L Robbina and family.
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Maba
Real Estate Transfers Record of Instruments Filed in Mills County Iowa
Real estate transfers recorded Dec 1 1941 to Jan 8 1980 in Mills County Iowa list multiple properties with owners and values. Entries show Frank H Plomer to F H Raynor Lot 6 Huffaker Add Silver City Walter M Whaht to Ruby Clune Lot 8 Block 6 Glenwood and others including J G Rhoades to G H Howard Pt Lot 102 and 198 Pacific Junction BE N Witkina to F H Hayner, sheriff to George A Phelps and related deeds with amounts ranging from several hundred to nearly $2,800.
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Recorder
District Court of
Mills County
Towa
Frank H. Plomer
F. H. Raynor
Huffaker
Silver City
Walter M
Ruby Ciune
Glenwood
Ruby Clune
Walter M. Wright
W. D
Lota
J. G. Rhoades
G. H. Howard
Pacific Junction
A. C
Grenwood
Sheriff of Mills Co
Geo. A. Phelps
Start Fonthly Poultry Year Outlook From December Reports
Poultry farmers gain optimism for 1932 as calendar flock data from Iowa State College via the Poultry Extension Service shows December averages at 6.8 eggs per hen, up from 4.1 in 1930. Seventy four flocks totaling 20,882 birds report higher receipts but reduced expenses yield a 7.8 cent profit per bird, with high flocks margin at 19.1 cents and production at 12.7 eggs per hen.
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Jowa Binte College
Kruschen Salta Diet Claim Ad Targets Women
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salta as a harmless fat loss remedy for women worldwide. It claims a daily morning dose plus diet changes will slim the figure and improve health, beauty, and vitality, urging readers to purchase a four week bottle from a local seller.
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George Hascall
Woman's Relief Corps
Elliott Hicka
G. W. Carlson
H. ©. Nelson
Indianola
Robert
Arthur Smith
Gerald Babbitt
Carson
Desza Cole
Richard Crofton
Bronx City
The
Country Gentleman
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
C. E. Eacrett
A. L. Ausiliacy Met
Hillsdale
Mills County Farm Bureau News
George Retenfeld
Iowa Farm Bureau Meet
Ora Dowglases
Farmers’ Union
L. M. Kline
George Douglas
Will Liston
Clyde Iiston
H. C. Dunlap
H.W. Hillyer
Ora Douglas
Frank Hillyer
Kermit
Harry Conrad
A. J. McQinnia
Betty Ann
Afra
Scott Arterburn
Maymie- McQinnis
Edne Douglas
Faye Bayes
Mildred Hillyer
Arlene Patrick
Mary James
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