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Mills County Farm Bureau founded in 1918 grows fast
Mills County Farm Bureau began January 31 1918 at the courthouse in Glenwood with a core group of civic minded farmers united to gain cooperative advantages. It grew from 219 members in 1918 to 251 by year end and now numbers 791. The article traces early leadership, budget shifts, dues, and a lineage of programs from county agent support to soil conservation and extension service collaboration, highlighting the Bureau’s lasting impact on Mills County agriculture.
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Mills County Farm Bureau
Ocourt
Glenwood
Thay
N. McGrew
C. R. Ruffington
Claude Wilson
T. H W. Cheney
W. A. Cole
R. K. Henderson
R. 0. Jackson
Henrys Brandt
F. Davis
N.C. Hopp
Roy P. Lanedon
C. E. Hilton
W. C. Donner
Frank Korherspercer
Geo. T Hiiton
P. Kilmartin
J. M. Wyant
Malvern
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Presen
A Ldiman
Farm Bureau
Activity Bureau
Th Bureau
Mills County
Soil Conservation District
Farm Nureau and Extension Service
Mills County Breeders Association
D. N. McGrew
A. R. Judson
W. A. Matthews
J. W. Carter
J. R. Clark
R. C. Hopp
Henry Buch
B. F. Anderson