Mills County Farm Bureau News Meeting at Brandt Home
The Mills County Farm Bureau held its regular meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brandt’s home on Saturday evening June 26 with about one hundred attendees. Highlights included new business, ice cream and cake refreshments, fund improvements for cups, recitations by local youths, talks by Hyzer and Roy Haney, and announcements of poultry care demonstrations and dipping services forthcoming in the county. The next meeting is set for July 30 at Will Greene’s home.
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Farm Bureau
Bernard Brandt
Hyret
Malvern
Roy Haney
Glenwood
Mra
Ralph May
Glenwood Township
Henry Brandt
Will Blood
Edwin Briggs
Council Bluffs
Helena
Katherine
Bernardine Brigga
Marjorie Kindt
Hyzer
Mills County
Will Greene
John Stauch
Mills County Fair Hosts Boys and Girls Club Camp
Mills County Fair collaborates with the club to run both a boys and a girls camp at the fair grounds. Girls camp near the floral hall and boys camp by the stock barns will feature top supervision and daily health literature from Ames and the State Health Department. Participants pledge to follow camp rules. dairy calves, baby beeves, pigs, and sheep will be judged, with regional specialists and a dining room ensuring sanitary meals.
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Mills County Fair
Floral Hall
Ames
State Health Department
Malvernettes Plan Fair Camp Exhibit
The Malvernettes met June 29 with 5 members and two new ones, missing our regular leader. They planned camp arrangements at the fairgrounds, sharing expenses, and merchants will provide tents. Sewing progressed well, with many members advancing. a strong fair exhibit is expected. The next meeting is at Miss Bernice Caudell's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvernettes
A. L. Hyzer
A. J. Rohrbaugh
Bernice Caudell
Cyris Caudell
Poultry Specialists Offer Farm Culling and Remedies
Poultry specialists from Har rigan's Home Farmer advertise free culling and dipping for all birds left on farms using Bodium floride and water as lice treatment. They will post diseased birds, assist with disease control and housing, with an assistant and catching coop, charging three cents per third. A poultry marketing day later will pay one to two cents premium to members marketing through the Farm Bureau. Notify Mills County Farm Bureau to schedule service before week’s end.
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Harrigan
Ias
Farm Bureau
Farm Burreau
Mills’ County
Clover Leaf Club Studies Alteration of Patterns
The Clover Leaf Club of Mills County 4-7 Club girls met with Miss Lettie Bradley on June 30. President led a regular meeting and a lesson on pattern alteration by leader Gladys Bradley. Refreshments were served as the group adjourned, planning to meet July 14 with Mildred and Ruth Bayes.
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Clover Leaf Club
Mills County
Lettie Bradley
Migs Gladys Bradley
Mildred
Ruth Bayes
Black Hills Editors Tour Highlights Homestake Visit
An editors tour through the Black Hills includes a rare Homestake Gold Mine ascent to 12650 feet and a tour of Jubilee City. Officials note the mine’s depth over 3000 feet and annual ore output around 1.76 million tons valued at about six million dollars.
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Theron Sivain
Custer
John Burt
Butt
Whitewood
Theron Swain
Malvern
Theron
Homestake
Lead
United States
Jubilee City
Seabox Canyon
Spearfish Canyon
Lead and
Deadwood Chambers of Commerce
James Bentley
Mills County Farm Bureau Stance on Road Bond Issue
The Mills County Farm Bureau states it takes no side on the August 8 road bond vote. It aims to inform members with factual explanations at township meetings to foster good citizenship. Voters are urged to inform themselves and vote intelligently based on personal convictions.
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Farm Bureau
Milla County Farm Bureau
Mills County Farm Bureau
County Agent to Spend Week in Colorado
The County Agent will be out of the county ten days or two weeks beginning July 6. The trip will mainly be in the Colorado mountains. In the absence, office assistant Miss Geraldine Cadwell will handle the needs of the organization.
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Colorado
Geraldine Cadwell
Atalan
Comparing European and common corn borers in control
The article explains how the European corn borer differs from the common borer in color and life cycle. It notes that the European borer overwinters as a large worm in stalks and is harder to control, requiring deep plowing and field-wide destruction, while the common borer hides in June and is killed by burying grass and clean cultivation, with earlier, shorter damage.
Night train run to Deadwood on Burlington Line
A party traveled by special open cars over the Barlington Steni Route through Spearfish to Spearfish, continuing by rail at night. The report suggests a longer continued narrative on the next page.
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Deadwood
Barlington
Steni
Burlington Raiway
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Mills County Farm Run Bureau
Haney and
St. Mary’s
Malcolms
Campbell Rhysigian
Alvern
I. A. Parsons
Malvern National Bank
J. R. Scott, M. D
Aivern
Iowa
D. M. Kline
Iowa State Savings Bank
Strate
Center
Bato Ler
Black Hills
Center Township
Fort Bureau
Hillsdale Church
Wayne Hilton
Wayne Choate
Matt Seeger
Fern Howard
Mrs. Chambers
Muale
Chevrolet
Racker
Titan
Inek
Taos
B. Fulnt
Michigan
Caudell & Barkus
Cos
Green Bay Lumber CO
W. D. Slothower
Mar
ATCH
Salyers Auto Co
Anton
Ford Sales and Service
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