Wheat Inspection Work to Start Here
Mills County begins wheat compliance inspections with a school of instruction held in Red Oak led by J W Merrill. Attendees include Ivan Balmons Jr Emerson Wesley Bonebrake Glenwood and J R Clark Henderson president of the Mills County Wheat Production Control association. Supervisors, chosen by the County Control association with approval from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, will measure contracted and acres for 1935 and assist producers in completing compliance forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Wheat Production Control Association
Mills County
Red Oak
J. W. Merrill
Ivan Balmons, Jr. Emerson
Wesley Bonebrake
Glenwood
J. R. Clark
Henderson
Ihe Wheat Production Control Association
Milla County
County Control Association
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington, D. C
Ivan J. Salmons
Br., Emerson
Hurlbert Benton
Malvern
County Wheat Committee
State Fair Boosts Premiums for 1935 Iowa Event
Des Moines officials announced a $20,000 premium increase for the 1935 Iowa State Fair marking the first rise since 1930. Secretary A. R. Corey said the 1936 offerings reflect optimism for better times and aim to boost farming and livestock in Iowa. Total premiums reach $98,779.60, up from $77,651 in 1934, with livestock classes leading gains in horses, hogs, cattle, and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Poultry Booster Day Scheduled at Strahan School
Poultry club members in the county will attend a poultry booster meeting on Friday June 14 at Strahan School starting at 1 pm Demonstrations on proper methods of building poultry equipment and work on demonstrations will be carried out All poultry club members and parents are urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Club
Poultry High
Strahan School
4 H Girls Attend State Conference at Iowa State College
Mille county 4 H clubs send representatives to the annual State 4 H Girls Conference at Iowa State College campus on June 17 18 and 20. Features include the Eyare Music contest the crowning of the 4 H queen and other program additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille County
Iowa State
Cllege
Corn-Hog Contract Procedure Outlined
County Agent Bruce M Kilpatrick explains the corn hog contract process for Groups 1 2 and 3. Steps include allotment sheets reviewed in Des Moines then listing sheets back to the county for typing and transmittal film then Board of Review checks before forwarding to Washington. Group 2 adds site reviews by junior statistician from the State Board. Approval was given May 18 to proceed with 62 contracts type Group 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Bruce M. Kilpatrick
Cougiv
State Board of Review
Des Moines
Board of Review
Washington
State Board
Mills Counts
State Board of Review Saturdey
District Farm Bureau Conference at Red Oak
The Red Oak District Farm Bureau hosts a full day conference on Wednesday June 12 starting at 8 am. A complete program is planned for both men and women leaders with Farm Bureau officials urged to attend.
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Ferm
Ferm Bureau
Red Sk
Dune
Serious Pasture Shortage in State prompts forage guidance
Iowa State College professor H. H. Hughes warns farmers face a severe pasture shortage due to winter kill and drought. He recommends legume hay substitutes including soybeans, Sudan grass, and rape, which can yield high protein feed and extend grazing into late year. Sudan grass offers July to October grazing, one acre supports three animals, and soybeans provide eight to ten tons per acre potential under emergency use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. D. Hughes
Iowa State College
Iowa
Professor Hughes
Sudan
Time Arrives for First Apple Orchard Spray
Time arrives for first cover spray in Milts county during the week of early April. The spray should be applied within two weeks after blossoming, using liquid lime sulfur and specific rates. plus details on tree and fruit treatment follow, with timing and quantities for preventive coverage and worm control.
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Milts
Mer
Bret
Efipynick
Kilpatrick
Pendier
pooRelorrien
Farm Bureau June Meeting Schedule
June calendar lists multiple Farm Bureau and 4-H events across towns. Activities include 4-H meetings at Keith Bea’s Henderson Gerald Nuxs’ home and Keith Happ, Poultry clubs at Hetty Lovett’s home, and district meetings at Red Oak Hillsdale Church. The four day 4-H boys and girls clubs, center township gathering, and the Ames estate convention span June 17 to 19 and 26.
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Keith
Bea
Henderson
Jones
Gerald Nuxs
Thureday
Center
Keith Happ
Center Poultry
Hetty Lovett
Center Township Farm Bureau
Hillsdale Church
Distriet Farm Bureau
Red Oak
Strahan
Strahan Poultry Club
Plattville
Mills Countians Pay $6200 Old Age Tax
A report shows $1,187,637 in 1935 old age assistance remitted to the Blaze Treasurer Len J. Weeman by county treasurers and employers, with Mille county contributing $6260 to the state pension fund. Bremer county leads state payment rates, while Mille county reports 22.15 percent of eligible citizens paying the tax. statewide rate is 39.96 percent. Delinquency date was April but a legislative act extended payment without penalty for property taxes and the old age tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len J. Weeman
Lews
Byron, G. Allen
Mille County
Bremer County
Bremer
Howerd
Worth
Cedar
Fourty-eifth General Assembly
Auvietene
Box Elder and Merion Ave Referenced in Local Meeting
The article details a community gathering with remarks about Brews and Merion Avenue. Attendees include Mrs. Bud Byert and Mrs. Ciend Buren with mentions of Leranutier and Myr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmieitel
Geune
Bud Byert
Leranutier
Ciend Buren
Fimner
Effernuus
Real Estate Terms And Mortgage Talk At Local Meeting
A cluttered OCR page records a real estate meeting in which the clerk and recorder of the district discuss property transfers and mortgage terms. The notes mention various parties, dates, and locations in a terse, station agenda style with several unclear names and numbers.
Hastings Bride and Groom Tie Local Nuptials
Miss Evelyn Crawford and George Kesh wed at the parish in Red Oak and will reside in Shenandoah where George works at the Lake Nursery. Congratulations are extended by Folypte Purcell of Omaha. Roy Greenwalt of Portland visited his parents over the weekend.
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Evelyn Crawford
George Kesh
M. EB
Red Oak
W. Morrae
Shenandoah
George Ia
Nurreery
Folythe Purcell
Omaha
Roy Greenwalt
Portland
Ore
Mre
Bh. i. Greenwalt
Ladies' Aid Plans Rose Meeting at Church
The Ladies' Aid regular meeting will be held at the church next Wednesday June 12. The charge of Mr Wardburn and Miss Young will be given and the judges are Mesdamen Cites, A. Croce and Neleoy Hall. The serving committee meets on a jobline with Hiter, chairman, WVertyl Anna Crawford, Wunt and Hraveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Charee
Wardburn
Mire Young
A. Croce
Neleoy Hall
Hitern
Wvertyl Anna Crawford
Wunt
Hraveston
Ak-Sar-Ben Track Opens with Racing May 30
The Ak-Sar-Hen track unveils racing on May 30 with a program featuring the event name and top contenders. Officials announce purses, entries, and anticipated turnout as fans gather to witness opening day activities and early heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak-Sar-Hen
Mey
Hillsdale Family Gatherings and Local Visits in Decoration Week
Hillsdale residents and relatives held Decoration Day visits and family gatherings across towns. Phelps, Bell, Phelpe, Pettit, Van Gredel, and other households hosted relatives from Milford and Hanover, with hospital and travel mentions alongside social visits.
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Mise Vern Mayberry
Tincoln
Irlenda
Walter Phelps
Mr. Wood
Dewey van Gredel
Joelle Kilpatrick
Handulph
Laura Shepard
Hen
Bertwen
Ginner Gucate Hunday
John Ling Walter Coffey
Mercy Hospital
Couned
Mindleleet
Chay
Hues
Eldiney Vieidoe
2. W
Rural Improvement Club Meets with Etta Miller
Rural Improvement Club of Center township met with Etta Miller on Wednesday afternoon May 22. Twenty or more members attended with Mrs Mildred Maybill presiding. The meeting opened with the president greeting guests. A program on religious and local topics followed with remarks by Rev. Blay and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Improvement Club
Etta Miller
Tee Ette
Evertk
Ube Vovigess Sheston
Milde Ma
Tye
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Mintle Electric Company
Mills County Chevrolet Co. Vrouwdubia, Mabeors
Dietrict Farm Bureau
Farmere
Farm Bureau
Real Eateie Tremsiers
Hauweré
Iuatreiueste
Trudie
Obuderiog i
Barwate
Giapmues
Hastings
Mina Haredere
Grand Theland
May Rhoemaker
Tabor
Cemerenes
Handay
Afferngun
Dorie
Dorothy Deland
Bether Kidwell
Merntee Largent
Greenwall
Dew Milnes
TRB
Ube
Fielyidey
Mra
Ada Hepernaur
Glen
Carlen
Cerieet
Cneglee
Koe Duvide
Tie
Vwdy
Chsbelde
Benday
Aeverich
Jane
Peter Qa
Atlent Pitti
Fogo di
Callie
Teleplonea
Tle
Theo
Owen Sande Corley
Weber
Matthew Eter
Hell Delephena Cogtuttey
Qoanee
Pate
Eortier
Clare of Verylen
Adele
Pete Wow
Felog Fauna
Duly
Perntiewlay
Beta Fiteam Hk
Pete Bale
Hillsdale
Voust
Tory
Weve
Abe
Aly
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