First Reduction Payment Checks Issued For Contracts
Mille Qarants Aut reports that initial reduction payment checks totaling $2,061.90 were issued yesterday to farmers and laborers under sight contracts. Early recipients signed a deed at the first sale, with remaining benefits to be paid later this year as per contract terms. Regular pay contracts are being prepared by helpers in the barn-hog room of the Community building and will soon be signed and sent to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitkt Tori-Hoe
Mile
Farméta
Tasillotas
Stenere
Washington
Wheat Inspection to Start at Once in Mills County
Mills County begins wheat inspection to verify contracts and allotments. L. T. Nutty leads a district school for inspectors attended by Ivan Balmone Jr. and others. Inspector duties include measuring contracted acres, assisting producers with forms, and coordinating with county committees for 1934 wheat program compliance. Inspection will start at once and proceed until county approval and state adjustments are processed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
L. T. Nutty
Red Oak
Ivan Balmone Jr
Emerson
Kincaid
Malvern
Bruce M. Kilpaterick
Wheat Produce Ition Control Association
Antene
John R. Clark
Ivan
Salmons
Hurb
Beent
Mile County
John “Ft.' Clark
Hugh Benton
Ivan Balmons
Amerson
Seaking
Asld
Weabington
Ange
Fragmentary Local Notice From A Shaky OCR Snippet
The readable parts indicate a local public notice or brief item, but details about action, date, or authority are unclear due to damaged OCR. Strong entities or concrete facts cannot be determined from the fragment.
Local Farm Meeting Report From MildGAlechute
A brief report notes a community farm meeting held Thursday night at MildGAlechute. Attendees discussed cooperative efforts, seed sharing, and upcoming planting plans, with emphasis on local involvement and practical farming steps.
Local Council Upgrades Menton Street and Utilities
The town council reports improvements to Mentan street with paving, reduced parking times, and filled holes to aid motorists. Work continues on the old pumphonacs site, erecting walls for a large pump room that will house main water valves and support a new turbine pump and a smaller well house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contelo
Amailer
Tri County Old Settlers Meet July 4 at Tabor
The Mills Fremont and Pottawatta Association of Old Settlers holds its forty fourth annual gathering in Tabor on July 4. Committees promise a memorable program and warm welcome with wide visiting. Hon P B Laird of Tabor announced the date and town plans attract large delegations from Mills County and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
Tabor
Mills,Fremont
Pottawattamis
Bate
Milla
Ahoard
Old College
Replogle to Discuss Russians at Presbyterian Service
E M Replogle, former resident, will speak at the morning Presbyterian church service next Sunday June 17 about his recent experiences in Russia. He was an engineer in Russia and helped build mills and factories. A special offering will fund delegates chosen to attend the young people conference at Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Replogle
Russia
Presbyterian Church
Heplogie
Russla
Super
Gefray
Chesen
Bellovua
Abr
Girls 4-H Rally Friday in Malvern Community Building
County 4-H clubs gather for annual Rally Day with reports contests singing elections and club plays. The program runs 9:30 a.m. to afternoon including basket dinner and officer installation chaired by county agents and featuring speeches and group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hivétyone
Milla County
Malvern Cammunity Building
Globbadeta
Nven
Virginia Blaughter
Margaret Angus
Pauline Lambart
Ffarold Tugle
Bruce Kilpatrick
Marjorie Donner
Jeaniette Luther
Pauline Lambert
Mia
Clinton Parker
Virginia Slaughter
Courteay
Improvements boost activity at Malvern firms
Several Malvern firms added plant improvements to boost business. Malvern Milling poured foundations for a new truck scale north of the main building. Nelson extended the west elevator entrance and installed a truck hoist to speed unloading. Malvern Trust & Savings Bank added Venetian blinds to the front windows, the John Bacon Café installed a Frigidaire cooling unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Malvern Milling Company
Poet
John Bacon
Cate
Hillsdale Social Event Details Rumored Attendance
A local Hillsdale gathering is reported with plans for a social event involving notable figures. Attendees include expected guests and arrangements are being coordinated to ensure participation and hospitality.
Tax deadline looms for half year levy in county
Treasurer Otto Junking has collected the $1 tax for the half year payment of Old age pon elon levy from about 585 Mille county residents. Citizens must pay by month end or incur a delinquent tax penalty. Nearly 7000 people in the county must pay the initial fee, regardless of prior tax payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odtbty Treksurer
Otto Junking
District Court Adjourned June 6
The Jate term of court granted eight divorces in three days with varied custody awards. Velma Day, Selina Marshall, Veuta May, and others were granted divorces. custody awarded where stated. In criminal court C W Booth pleaded guilty to Margary and was sentenced six months. George Gilman and Vern Pace pled guilty to grand larceny and received 90 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Miller
Velma R. Day
Harry W. Day
Margaret Knofler
Rudolph Knofler
Matthews
Hue Spangler Matthews
Selina Marshall
George A. Marshall
Veuta May
Claude L. May
Fred Whitford
Heith ‘Whitford
Equity Cages
C. W. Booth
George Gilman
Vern Pace
Fullerton Lumber Company
Glen Wood
Banquet Draws Nearly 260 In Mille County
Nearly 260 guests attended the FMB banquet in Mille county drawing merchants bankers and others in a grand evening. Ralph Hitch led music while meals of beef potatoes and other dishes were served under the Saddle And Burron club decor. Dr F M McClusky arrived late and was briefly escorted out after an unusual entertainment stunt amid a rain night note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarmera
Milla County
Callinga
Ilaten
Mehl
Ralph Hitch
Ora
Vernon Bobbitt
Communty Building
Saddle
Burron
J. R. Hall
F. M. McClusky
R. B. Guse
McClusky
Jake Frasier
Newaboys
FMB
Toasimaster McClusky
Ralph Birch
County Exhibit Planned for Mills County Fair
An extensiyn exhibit of school work in freehand drawing and original design is being planned in the office of County Superintendent Amy Hammers. This will be completed and ready to show at the Mills County fair in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Hammers
Mills County
Augpat
Glenwood Council Nixes Filling City Swim Pool
The Glenwood city council on Thursday evening decided not to furnish water for the municipal swim pool at Lake Park. As a result the county seat board of park committee said they cannot operate the pool this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bleywood
Lake Park
Edio
Gown
Board of Park
Blower
County certificates examination schedule in Glenwood
A county certificates examination will be held at the county superintendent's office in Glenwood on Wednesday Thursday and Friday in June starting at 8 o clock each day. The exam will begin promptly at 8 with specific sessions for each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aqudiy
Glenwood
Fons
Hodngeiphingerages Truss Resists Unlined Price Rise
An unclear report notes Hodngeiphingerages resisting a trend toward higher prices as developers consider unlined construction and potential exits. Officials promise review despite market pressure.
Walker Lands Task to Remove Old Pipe Line
Wilbur Walker contracted to dig up the old pipe from the pumphouse to the main opposite the Charles Ralne residence for six and one half c? foot. He must haul the pipe to Roy specified place and previously dug the ditch for the Pineling to the new walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Walker
Charles Ralne
Roy
Walker
Mills County Leader highlights farm and local news mix
Readers will find farm information on corn reduction program details on pages 1 and 7. The paper notes ads and letters from Mills County communities, local social notes, and county party committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Sealed Corn May Be Released on Full Repayment
The notice explains that a corn loan can be released if the producer pays in full and requests release of all corn collateral in writing to the Omaha Federal Reserve Bank. The note or warehouse certificate will be forwarded to the chosen bank and released upon payment. If a Georgia Warehouse certificate represents the corn, provide its number to the Fed for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Federal Reserve Bank
Sealed corn standards eased for shrinkage payment
A Wednesday note from Secretary Wallgga reports a smaller bushel measure of 2 2/3 cubic feet to 2 2/3? This concession aligns with the statistical shrinkage estimate for corn in sealed cribs. Certificates will be sent to banks for payment, credited on notes, with partial release possible on the same basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gees
Ashe
Masonic Meeting Set for June 14 at Sliver Urn Lodge
The regular meeting of Sliver Urn Lodge No. 244 A F and A M will be held this Thursday, June 14. Wm Warner, W M, urges a good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sliver Urn Lodge No
35 Years With the Sioux Indians and Their Missionary Work
An address before the Federation of Women of the Congregational Churches of Northern California by F. RB. Rigge describes the Sioux Indian school and missionary efforts at Santee Nebraska. It traces beginnings nearly a century ago by Rev. Stephen R. Higgs in Minnesota, notes transfers from the American Board to the American Missionary Association, and highlights education at Saytes, Elbewoods, and Santee with programs in high school curricula, farming, and printing, alongside challenging early conditions and a snake incident in a heating stove setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women of the
Churches of
Northern California
Mra
F. RB. Rigge
Harries Cooper
Henderwon
Iowa
Santee
Nebr
Stephen R. Higgs
Minnesota
Mary
Bronx
Misalualppi
Ayly
Saytes
American Board
American Mission- Bty Association
North Dakota
Emergency relief to get soy bean seed for planting
Mills county Emergency Relief committee chairman EB Agas and county Poor Overseer H L Beman visited to arrange a ship load of 400 bushels of soy beans for seed. Fifteen bushels per farmer allowed, forage use only, applications to Mr Teman in Glenwood armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Agas
Emergency Relief Committee
Mills County
H. L. Beman
Kilpatrick
State Relief Committee
Sidney Poon
Glenwood
Aed
Teman
Mrs Hayden Carter Dies after Illness in Council Bluffs
Mrs Hayden Carter of Henderson area died June 6 at Ed Mundson hospital Council Bluffs after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at Henderson Methodist Church with burial in Macedonia cemetery. She was nearly 30, a pioneer resident, and active in community. Obituary notes her marriage to Hayden Carter in 1876 and six children, with several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden Carter
Henderson
Ed Mundson
Council Bluife
Hendaraon
Methodiat
Macedonia
Cartar
Te 86 Sena Ieeeenbar
Mra
John Rainbow
Bevis Sowera
Mary Frances Rayburn
Austin and
Mary Rayburn
Keokuk County
Martingburg
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Bhs
Keokuk
Potetawattamie County
Rebecca
Dunningham
Mildred Dinwiddie
Fred
Carter
Viva . Allengworth
Rev Innes Attends Curtin Dinner at Iowa College
Reverend Innes attends Curtin Dinner at Lowe State College. The event includes Dean Charles Frauke of Iowa Dinty and other campus figures. The report notes attendance by Joby Wiluned and references campus logistics and evening program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innes
Curtin
Lowe State College
Joby Wiluned
Charles Frauke Oon
Lowa Dinty
Watts
Ates
Praia
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Ivan Salmons Jr
Emer
Inspector
Aioe Bureau
Fremont
E. M. Replogle
Weels
Hillsdale
Toe Isola
Re Panaton Tregparer
Tor
Wadesdagg
Beresford
Ati
Burlington Tailway
Mille County
Balfour
Milla Station
Pacific Junction
Glenwood Council
P. Eales Oba
Wm, Warner, W. M
Mille Cepia
Bluffs
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