Nutrition school studies homegrown food value for meals
Homegrown products can substitute bought foods to lower meal costs without sacrificing balance. Extension service leaders at Mills County training schools discuss comparing farm product values to market items, emphasizing large-quantity purchasing and careful substitutions. Local leaders will hold followup meetings for interested women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Annette Peterson
Jews State Collare
Toral
Mills County
Sesson Siblect Acas
Cnet
Somenrhire
Nutrition Training School Held for Three Townships
The second semester of the fourth year nutrition course was given by Misa Annette Peterson of Lowe State College on Jan. 20 at the home of Mrs. Lyla Taunt for women of Ingraham, Silver Creek, and East Oak townships. The session covered the coat of adequate bears, meal preparation, and food values of homegrown versus purchasable foods. A luncheon was prepared and served by attendees. A third training session is planned for Feb. 17 at Mrs. Paul Jons' home with a topic on modern trends in bread making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Annette Peterson
Lowestate College
Lyla Taunt
Ingraham
Silver Creek
East Oak Townships
Uhrea
Paul Jons
Ajl
Mra. D, C
Deltehlar
Rawles Township Girls Hold 4-H Club Meeting
Rawles Township girls report a January 16 meeting at Mary and Georgia Marsh home. Mary Marsh presided with club officers and county agent Hosenfeld present. Music appreciation included Vie trola records, twelve selections to study. Bad roads delayed future meetings. next gathering set for February 6 at Mrs Leonard Duval’s home. Georgia Ruth Marsh, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Georgia Marsh
Mary Marsh
Leonard Duval
Hosenfeld
Ale
Hia
Georgia Ruth Marsh
County Agent News of Bureau Members at Mills County Convention
County agents and club leaders report a strong Farm Bureau presence at the Town From Bureau Federation meeting in Mills County. F T Reed notes an excellent county 4 H civic committee meeting led by Chairman R Hyde and members Edwin Leu and Ray Hilton. J F H James of Emerson orders seed potatoes and moves from Fremont County, backing progressive farm organization. An orchard pruning demonstration is planned at James farm on Monday Feb 15, and Evans of Fremont County mentions his son Jack planning a Shorthorn calf for the baby beef club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau Federation
Lat Sreek
Mills
Henry Buch
Mere
Lee Roland
Rosenfeld
F. T. Reed
Mis
R. Hyde
Edwin Leu
Ray Hilton
J. FH. James
Emerson
James
Mills County
Freemont County
Farm Bureau
J. J. Evans
Fmerton
Jack
Silverettes 4-H Club Organizes for New Year
The Silverettes met at teacher Mrs. Roy Donner's home to plan for the new year. Last year's breadmaking project will be replaced by clothing with each member making at least three items. Sewing likely begins in March after lessons resume. Marian Benton played piano, later on ictrota. Bernice Shoening violin with Marjorie Dangner. club grows with many old and new members. Officers include President Dor doris Donner, VP Marian Renton, secretary treasurer Deta Cary, reporter Mary Elizabeth Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverettes
Roy Donner
Rosenfeld
Marian Benton
Bernice Shoening
Marjorie Dangner
Marjorie Donner
Marian Renton
Velma Custer
Nelphe Donner
Edna Cook
Ruth Luts
Edna Lutz
Lorraine Dashner
Jennie Edlund
Deta Cary
Florence Wilhelm
Roth Yockabu
Wilma Custer
Mary Elizabeth Summers
Mardoris Donner
Cheap Grain Aids Dairymen to Feed Balanced Rations
Low grain prices give dairymen in Iowa a chance to feed balanced rations. Elmer Hansen from Town State College urges soybeans as a protein feed with corn and oats. A good ration combines four or more ingredients including cracked corn oats bran and a high protein supplement to maintain dairy cow production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hansen
Town State College
Hansen
Iowa
Beentae Te
Haney
Tuberculosis Comes From Tuberculosis in Animals and Humans
Dr J Arthur Myers of the University of Minnesota told the Iowa Veterinary Association that every case of tuberculosis stems from another case. He praised pasteurization of milk and vaccination efforts, noting the tuberculin test as the most reliable diagnostic tool though it does not reveal disease extent. Animals testing positive are slaughtered to prevent further infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Myers
University of Minnesota
Iowa Veterinary Association
Hoemans
Wisconsin
Dr. Myers
Merrde
Outdoor Watering Tewa fisheries feature and hunting notes
A weekly Outdoor Tewa feature describes common Iowa fish species to educate anglers in northeastern Iowa. It covers Rainbow, German Brown, Brook, Speckled Mountain trout, Loch Leven, and planting stats for 1931, plus hunter warnings about fur seasons, red fox extensions, and local county specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
U. S
Iowa
Loch Leven
Partition suit seeks sale of Mary Carter estate land
Plaintiffs Gene Scores and others sue to partition undivided interests in a Mills County Iowa farm described as part of Section 14 Township 73 Range 40. The heirs claim ownership by inheritance of Hayden Carter deceased. Court asked to appoint a referee to partition and sell the real property and divide proceeds after costs. Defendants named Mary French Cunningham Kiger and Carter heirs must answer by February 2, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marioria Marie French
William Carrol Cunningham
Helen Marie Kiger
Lewin Hayden Carter
Marforie Marie French
William Chrrell Cunningham
Trelen Marie Kiger
Lewis Hayden
Caner
Main
Ddisinet Court
Glenwood
Town
Mila County
Range
Milla County
Hayden Carter
Wits
Belen Marie Kiger
Lewis Hayden Carter
Sven Carter
Dendhead
Mills County
Iowa
Fish and Game Preserve Idea Near Fort Madison
Reports by J B Watkins deputy game warden and assistants describe a 100 acre lake formed by water from the Keokuk dam near Fort Madison. They note ducks feeding and resting there, a dredged deep center by Mr Brewster, and water connections to Derli creek creating favorable conditions for a permanent fish and game preserve in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Ft. Madison
J. B. Watkins
Loules
Deg Moines
Tee
Henry
Jefferson
van Buren
W. S. Montgomery
Keo+ kuk
Mrr
Brewster
Derll Creek
Sequons Ike
Sunts Fe
Star Lake
Storm Lake
Allon
Wiole Tech
Ty Dwonee
Gov. ‘Turvey
Unclear list of names in fragmentary clipping
Fragmentary OCR reads a string of surnames and place names including Carter Rimbrett Matick Chek Bachanan Black Hawk Washington Claxton Montgomery Deburne Catto Howard Dickinton Polk Clinton Delaware Lae and Certo Gordo, suggesting a partial roster or index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cating
Rimbrett
Matick
Chek
Bachanan
Black Hawk
Washington
Claxton
Montgomery
Deburne
Catto
Howard
Dickinton
Polk
Clinton
Delaware
Lae
Certo
Gordo
County Board Proceedings January 7 1942 Glenwood
The County Board met in Glenwood on January 7 1942 with all members present. Minutes from January 2 1932 were read and approved and numerous claims were listed for County Fund Poor Fund and related accounts including services rents supplies and salaries for various departments and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Milla County
fraight—Maintenancs Fund
B. King
R. H. Dantet
County Fu
Beas Dean, Isulut Co
Bupt
Emerson Mutual Telephone Co
Glenwood Water Dept
Koch Brothers
Kier & Son
County Fund
Malvern Leader
Esyereeeteey Rege
Metropoltan Supply Co
Row, Peterson & Co
Irving Fisher
Ind
Creek
County
R. B. Tubbs
Creek Tap
A. Careon
Rirdells Wilkins
Justice Feez
Y. Cooney
Constable Feee
Whitney W. Gilliland
Commission On Fnee
Commission On fnee-Fine Fund
Pam . M. Awan
Graceriage
Heder Boyer
Groceriew
Citizens Power & Light
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Mills County Farm Bureau News
George Ronenfeld, Arent
Misa Mayer Berty
Nutrition
Rawles Township
DRS
Kline & Kline
Sens
Parsons T i
Otdoori
I Folte
Ope
Sean Wee Tian
Garr
Oveder
Lewa
Fishes— Natural History Series
Fred Kuhlenbeek
New London
Henry County
Ralph Wellington
Terry Wonn
Hinds
Cedar Rapids
Virgil Tallman
Morley
Tallman
Fish and Game Commission
Denver
Jasper
Warren
Humboldt
Chickasaw
Palo Alto
Benton
Fremont
Hancock
Winneshiek
Fayette
Shelby
Harrison
Allamakee
Crawford
Wapel
Mary F. Carter
Hiram F. Coot
Fred EB. Carter
Viva Marie Allensworth
Mildred Dinwiddle
Siliam F. Cool
Fred E. Carter
Viva Marie Altenaworth
Marjorie Marie French
William Carroll Cunningham
Hivtieid Poote
Ibor
Serene Cece Eneeree
Freibert Boles
Tabor
Eevee
Harvey Schoening
Inbor
Woodrow Schoenling
Isbor
C. C. Fiesetman
Rots Measinger
Beavis Sowers
Art Davis
FL Smith
EB. P. Pinmb
lahir—Maintenance Fond
G. Fillivet
Inbor—Maintenance
Kermit Hiliyes
Inbor—Maintensance
Ray Allensworth
Sedeee Mervin Vinton
Tehor
Geo
Stifie
Lnbor
Sede’ John Brandt
Ishor
Haspres
Warley Johnson
Labor
A. F. Croums
labor—Maintenance
Henry Browley
Geo. W. Curtis
Ward Thrapp
Orie Douglas
Cloyd McDowell
Orville Durbin
Everett Plumb
Harry Porter
Robert Grayson
Joe Saner
Maiintenance Fund
Fred Zanders
Cliff Plumb
Ray Plumb
Earl Sowers
Malintenance Fund
Abicdsiaad
den Bryan
PD. Bolton
Charley Walking
N. Kelley
Dale Alien
Walter ©. Kiindt
Floyd Kirst
Emmet T Molavan
Edwin Rosa
Bob Younker
Oscar Lee
Cs.creepers Deticatedeeroes Lra
A. M. Maxwell
Fay Buckingham
labor—Maintenance Fund
Charley L. Allen
G. Wy. Green
C. Lincoln
Wayns Stewart
Lewia Myers
Zopher Perkins
Cal Hooster
Clarence Myera
Orton Kier
Argl Bacon
Vise Ed Hayes
Fred Bishop
Walden Sowers
Trimmer
Walter Glenn
Robert Cramer
Grant Chamberlain
Bill Scott
Wilbur Bower
Tyan Bhook
Harold Sowers
Ralph Bower
Austin Bass
Glen Bower
Paul Glynn
Chas, Wilson
Ed McMullen
Louis Bass
Larmer Dobbs
Dallas McGrew
Clyde Gravitt
Fred Phelps
Claude Stephena
Dewey van Oradel
Allan Bollday
Istyeeye R. K. Webb
M. Ross
W. A. Pollitt
Ray Chapman
Jabor
G. Ll. Blackman
Chiia Christiansen
Welter Ponton
Arthur Smith
Paul Vental
Glen Shook
Lawrence Johnson
F. E. Trively
Carl Johnson
Archie Scott
Ed Piburn
Roy Wright
Rags Stouder
Luther Johnson
Citizens’ Power & Light Co
Venes Cpps
National Refining Co
Shes
Senate
Spain
Seaton
Malvern
White Cloud
Sliver Creek
Othe Hyde
Pelaeth
Paar
Euborian
Aaron Guntaine
County Board Proceedings
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