Rural farm bureau meeting held in Red Oak town
County agents from Wise County attended a farm bureau conference at Red Oak on Friday. Speakers included Ray Gubbeti and James Blatk with Hetty Eichting of Ames. The session covered rural problems, cooperative efforts, and future plans for the marketing committee and farm bureau members. The writer found the first meeting highly informative and indicative of the organization’s value.
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Chathinah
Toent Club
Gaunty
Sea- Hoha
Félatiys To & Tloset
Betwein Agenta
Spectaliata
James Blatk
Hetty Eichting
Ames
Iim
Meeting notes on Mills County Farm Bureau programs
The report covers a June Mills County Farm Bureau session with 75 attendees at East Oak Township. Attendees heard about Sheppard-Towner clinics, child health measures, and future rally plans, plus a wiener roast and county agent introduction.
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Osk
Stott
Weber
Hetby Deilehier
Hew County
Louis Kense
Butzin
Mills County
Raat Oak Township
Farm thrift and hard work in Iowa shown by two families
A reader recalls two Iowa families who bought farms, paying $80 per acre for Montgomery land and 440.00 per acre for creek township plots. They accumulated 646 acres of productive land and recently purchased the old W. J. Lewis farm of 160 acres at 250 an acre totaling 56,000. The writer notes half a million bushels of corn raised over 86 years, affirming thrift and labor. A small tale from New York recounts a Jest about mistaken meal and pea porridge.
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Father Hares
Montgomery Farm
Iowa
Ireland
Atory
New York
Pat
Reliable Farmers Mutual Hail Association
Farmers of
C. BE
Eacrett
G. S. Eacrett
Sheriff Sale Notice on Mills County Judgment Assets
A Mills County sheriff sale announces the execution sale of a 1920 Hudson touring car, a 1920 Ford touring car motor Ho, and a Hoosier press rit to satisfy a Balgers Auto Company judgment for 635.43 plus costs. The sale, to be held June 29, 1928, at the C H McClain farm in Center Towns, runs 9 am to 4 pm with bidding to start at 10 am. Deputy Sheriff J L Ross signs the notice dated May 26, 1926, Glenwood Iowa.
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District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Balgers Auto Company
C. HK. McClain
Neelany
Hoosier Press
C. H. McClain Farm
W. G. Gregory
Center Towns
Glenwood
J. L. Ross
Milla County
Help Prevent Accidents and Thefta
In 1825 250000 automobiles were stolen in 43 principal cites with 06 cars stolen there and three more stolen during the previous month, making a record over 100 percent. Most cars are stolen due to owner carelessness and most accidents result from driver carelessness or inexperience. Insurance firms cover losses but public cooperation is needed to protect property and lives.
Unclear fragment mentions LSE and property losses
Fragmentary line notes both LSE and property and an insurance companion powerless to cut losses. It references a figure near 66 and other garbled terms, offering no clear event, entities, or date.
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Lse
Thantates
Intea
Tt Paha
Kill Chicken Mites In House
Poultry expert J H Bardsley of Town State College urges controlling mites in poultry houses. One season of carbolinum or gas drippings can hold mites in check. apply to roosts and cracks, keep chickens out 24 hours after treatment to protect eyes and eggs.
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J. H. Bardsley
Town State College
Batdaley
Cryptic notes hint at crude oil and market signals
Fragmented lines describe kerosene mixtures and dairy related preparations. Mentions crowd activity and spring digging with uncertain predictions of a rise in crude market indicators. References to commodities like coin tankage minerals and feeds without clear context.
Ames Abe Speculates on Apfit Milk Future
Local chatter suggests doubt about the value of cryifs over apfit milk and ponders why she is apfit and how she will not be apfit next time. The tone hints at community skepticism and a plan to rethink the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Abe
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Oak Town
Jimlor Club
Malvern
Poultry Marketing Association
Powtry Marketing Committee
Sheppard-Towner
Biz
Mary Rathke
W. ©. Rathke
Hage Hollingshead
Mise Bess Dean
Misa Margaret Carter
Misa Fern Howard
Misa Alice Bent
Butsin
Bove Cugninghem
Jowe
Mary Rathbe
Sheppard-Tomner
Wegneaday
Lune 3
W. W. Rotabetes
Jane
W. B. Riedt
Bette
Batait
Elinic
Chestian
Mia
Robert Poore
Bernard Brandt
Will Dresé
B. F. Anderson
Faye Haghle
Robert Poote
Clover Leaf Club
Clover Leaf Club of
Strahan
Strahan Consolidated Shool
Ralph Wilson
Handy Hands Club
Wesley Chapel
Clover Lent Club
Marvel Nims
Mildred Nites
Marvel Newell
Fenne Judah
Kathryn Shaw
Jennie, Fellows
Charlotte Fellows
Fyleda Fellows
Vera Bollitt
Pauline Pollitt
Lettie Bradley
Margaline Mullen
Mabel White
L Mtre
Wilson
Handy Hands
Lauile Bradley
Sunshine Club
Mayberry
Edna Hatcher
Janice Slaughter
Gladys Hatcher
Margie Mayberry
America
Helen Buch
Helen ‘Buch
Marjorie Mayberry
Janica Slaughter
Belen - Bueb
Plattville Township
Nellis Roland
Chea. Karr
Fara Bureau
Ask
Albert L. Hoydarvern
Delco
Malcolm 'S. Campbell
Dingnoatas
PR. U. Parsons Bpesial Attechor
J. Re Scott
Malvern, Jaws
Res
Arly
Q. Ac Strawan
Dodge Bros
Mussolini
Indianapolis News
Firestone
Cottiol
Wabash Railway
ST. Louis
Or Louis
Wabash Ratroray
James J. Wilson
Malvern, Ia
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