Vaccinate Against Cholera Outbreaks
Rex Beresford of Iowa State College explains financing options for pig vaccination to prevent cholera outbreaks. Regional loans and warehouse boards offer credits from $100, with collateral, linked to grain loan programs. Local bankers urge funding to immunize pigs before outbreaks, stressing early vaccination and timely access to funds.
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Rex Beresford
Animal Husbandry Extension Service
Iowa State College
Beresford
Iowa
H. C. Rabere
Regional Credit Corporation
State Secretary of Agriculture
Senate
K. W. Stouder
Bankers’ Groups
State Bankers’ Association
Iowa Women Make Farm Bureau Flags
Iowa women sew flags to travel across the state this summer and beyond. Flags will be unfurled on Iowa Farm Bureau Day June 13 at the World's Fair with the Southern Town Farm Bureau band and thousands of members. An Iowa flag will be given to Edward A. O Neal, president of the AFBF in Chicago, during the event. Flags will be dedicated at county picnics achievement days and other celebrations. Some counties hold meetings where each woman sews at least one stitch in the green and gold standard, emphasizing the flag’s meaning to the organization. The flag symbolizes Farm Bureau and its goals, aiming to build loyalty and advance organized agriculture.
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Farm Bureau
Iowa
Lake Michigan
Iowa Farm Bureau
Southern Town Farm S Bureau Band
Edward A. O'Neal
Chicago
Hens urged to cull nonlayers to boost profits
Iowa State College extension poultryman W R Whitfield says culling hens that do not lay eggs raises flock profits. By removing loafers before illness or death and selling them while marketable, producers keep egg output high and reduce labor costs.
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Extension Poultrymen
Iowa State College
W. R. Whitfield
Extension
Mr. Whitfield
Wide-Awake Club Chooses Delegate for County Queen
The Wide-Awakes 4-H club of Center township met May 27 at Slaughters home. Eleven members attended. Geneva Sell was chosen to represent the club in the county corn queen competition and to attend the 4-H convention at Ames June 14 to 16. The group studied music appreciation and rehearsed for the Festival of the New Corn rally day. Patterns were distributed and refreshments served. Next meeting set for June 7 at Edith Ruse's home.
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Wide-Awakes
Center Township
Virginia
Ardis Slaughter
Geneva Sell
Rall
Geneva
Ames
Edith Ruse
Bags of Twine Available at Farhi Bureau Office
Farmers can obtain twine for hay marketing at the Farhi Bureau office with prices at cost. The notice advertises available bags and urges interested parties to inquire at the bureau for purchase details.
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Farhi Bureau
Attendance Honors From Rural Schools Across the County
The county reports high attendance in rural schools as the term ends. Students with perfect six week attendance include many from Bethlehem Oaks West Liberty Wear Forester Pleasant Valley Ingraham Center Vogler Mt. Vernon Sandiland Sand Hollow Excelsior White Cloud and Lincoln schools, listing dozens of pupils by name.
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Bethlehem
Raymond Lincoln
Earl Lincoln
Vera Lincoln
Sarah Jane Lincoln
Franklin Lincoln
Dean Lincoln
Marty Ellen Richardson
Warnetta Bacon
Betty Bacon
Oaks
Ivy Lucile Kraenke
Evelyn Harman
LeVon Hatsman
Velma Mahan
Jewell Mahan
West Liberty
Russell Crouch
Henry Vohs
Minna Vohs
Herman Vohs
Marjorie Jens
Ervin Jens
Robert Hunt
Marian Hunt
Esther Graalis
George White
Clifford White
Wear
Margaret Robbins
Josephine Haden
Betty Haden
Roberta Moore
Lawrence Caftgill
Alice Cargill
Gerald Moore
Forester
Kenneth Evans
Alice Lang
Leala Templeton
Pleasant
Marvin Heltmann
Lou Rita Kruse
Mt. Vernon
Ingraham
Martin Jenkel
Bonnie Custer
Phyllis Williams
Norma Williams
Albert Jenkel
Lola Collier
Richard Bishop
Shirley Burgom
Lois Bishop
Sandiland
Doris Darland
Eva Huntsman
Emmett Stephens
Maxine Collier
Donovan Darland
Albert Washburn
Richard Lee Bowers
Isabelle Stephens
Junior Benedict
Sand Hollow
Harry Hunt
Ward Hunt
Joe Krabbenhoft
Roy Krabbenhoft
Glen Schoening
Catherine Schoening
Pauline Schoening
LaVerne Deitchler
Carol Deitchler
Wv ¥ Ogler
Lou Ritachruse
Juanita Queen
Leona Hansen
Excelsior
Otha Mass
Wade Freeman
Leon de Bolt
Herbert Freeman
Frances de Bolt
Florence Adams
Mabel Laws
White Cloud
Lorene Bryan
Donald Piburn
Jack Buffington
Ruth Summers
Clifford Baldozier
Otha Bryan
Marvin Piburn
Josephine Baldozier
Lincoln School
Louise Barker
Jackie Cowardin
Herschel
Nuss
Emory Kuhl
Closing events mark school year across Valley View district
The Bethlehem school closed on Thursday May 18 with a noon picnic and program. about thirty parents attended and nine pupil birthdays were celebrated. Valley View district schools Oak s and others held closing day picnics, afternoon track meets led by Pick eritt with 96 points, Sandiland 49, Oaks a mystery. about 100 visitors. Wealth pupils Margaret Robbing and Gerald Moore earned certificates. Ingraham Center and Evergreen schools hosted programs with dinner, thanks to local patrons and drivers Mrs. Stout and Mrs. Wilking. LaVerne Desehler at Sand Hollow read aloud all summer, while other students earned achievement badges.
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Bethlehem
Valley View Consolidated District
Oaks School
Pickeritt School
Sandiland
Oaks
Wealth School
Margaret Robbing
Gerald Moore
Ingraham Center School
Sfty
Schoo
Evergreen School
Stout
Wilking
LaVerne Desehler
Sand Hollow
Bae Celulor
Speed, force in accidents rise with impact energy
A 1932 Travelers Insurance study links higher impact speed to more severe auto crash outcomes. It notes a smaller drop in deaths than in accidents overall, with increases in deaths per crash and injuries per crash. Higher speeds correlate with more non fatal injuries like fractures and concussions.
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Travelers Insurance Company
Speed and Accidents Highlight Dangers Across Speeds
An aging discussion notes deaths in accidents relate to driver speed. It argues that both high and low speeds under improper conditions increase risk, with fatalities arising under various factors rather than a single cause. The text stresses that speed danger extends across many speeds, including 26 96 or 36 miles per hour and beyond, depending on circumstances.
Real Estate Transfers and Agricultural Notes in Mills County Iowa
Real estate transfers list instruments filed May 12 1538 to May 18 1883 in Mills County Iowa with deed details including names such as Art R. Bada and Cons ecticut Mutual Lite tna Co and others. The record notes one deed filed but not of record, several small payments and title corrections, and land descriptions. Also reported are wheat export stocks at forty nine million bushels versus a year ago and notes on Sudan grass pasture tests in South Dakota and Iowa with comparisons to alfalfa and clover suggesting seed now.
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Recorder and Clerk of District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Art R. Bada
U. G. Hockenberry
W. D
W. C
Henderson
South Dakota
Sudan
Court notice in Mills County Iowa case Mills v. Ban
The petition of the plaintiff in the case filed in Mills County District Court Iowa states a divorce action on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Defendants must appear before noon on the second day of the next term starting August in Glenwood or default will be entered and a judgment rendered. Cook and Cook, attorneys for the plaintiff, dated May 18, 1888.
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State OF Yowa
Mills Y
Pistatift
State of Towhin
Mills County
District Court
State of
Iowa
Baldwail
Glenwood
Bright Woman Loses 20 Pounds With Kruschen Salts
Mrs Lute Bright of Walker Minnesota reports losing 20 pounds from June 28 1982 to January 10 1983 after using Kruschen Salts. She says doctors warned of gallstones and she avoided operation. she feels better and more energetic. The ad promotes taking half a teaspoonful in hot water each morning and guarantees money back if dissatisfied after one jar.
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Kruschen
Lute Bright
Walker
Minn
Jose Fat
Adv
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Mills County Farm Bureau News
Bruce M. Kilpatrick
Maysil Berry
Malvern
Ington
Burlington
Nmckets
W. A. Caldwell
Wide-Awake
Davenport
Dorothy Bawyers
Wikorne Wchoot
Uluo
Eae Reereyety
Damkage
United States
Ford
Cook & Cook
Bright Woman
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