Local Classified Rates and Subscriptions Published
Rates listed for display advertising per column inch and per line for first and subsequent insertions. Card of Thanks priced per line with a $1 minimum. Subscriptions prepaid in Mills County Iowa covering Red Oak Imogene Randolph Tabor and routes with one year six months three months two years pricing indicated.
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Mills County
Iowa
Red Oak
Imogene
Randolph
Tabor
Editorials What will the soil bank do to Mills county
The piece argues the soil bank will benefit drouth areas by reducing soft bank land, bettering production plans than parity systems, and potentially drawing in new industries to counter population and tax pressures in Mills County. It urges local unity and industrial expansion led by communities like Malvern and Glenwood, citing ethical guidance from Mary Haker Hilly.
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Mills County
Drouth
Yas
Eyrna
White Town
Nebraska
Malvern
Glenwood
Expensive and Unnecessary Costs On Highway Projects
Fragmented OCR text discusses costs of litter and road work, questioning how fees and procedures add up. It mentions Tawi highway commission and references to public funding, delays, and inefficiencies. The piece reads as a critical note on wasteful spending, urging readers to consider cost-saving measures.
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Tawi Highway Commission
Cyd
Balids Families Build Wall Amid Unclear Prose
Fragmentary OCR reads like a stray note about two families Ker and Williwin Searboroneh involved in wall building, with unclear names and roles. The readable bits suggest a minor local scenario without clear dates, places, or outcomes.
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Ker
Honents
Williwin Searboroneh
Rain Making Draws Strong Support in Mills County
Mills County farmers and local businesspeople swiftly funded a rain making project presented last week. The effort aims to ease drought concerns amid mixed crop prospects, with Malvern reporting funds for 7,000 acres in hours and several townships showing rapid responses. If moisture increases after seeding, participants may be satisfied with the outcome. He who receives a benefit with gratitude pays the first installment on his debt, Seneca.
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Mills County
Mills Rownty
Malvern
Dairying Seen as Profit Booster for Local Farmers
The county dairy banquet highlighted rising interest in dairying as a profitable future for area farmers. Omaha market demand and soil bank incentives favor expanding dairy operations, while calls for better processing, local milk plants, and more economical distribution.
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Omaha
Wisconsin
Ana Tarmbeg
Soil Bank
Roberts
Chedney
Following the Leader and War Talk in The Minneapolis Trib
A garbled excerpt discusses a Minneapolis Tribune issue headlined Italy Committed to War on Astrae Hungary. The text references President Roosevelt, administration actions, and tax debates, mentioning hospitalities and meals, with scattered phrases about World War era topics and public notices.
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Minneapolis
Tribhoe
Italy
Astrea
Hungary
Bank Mietveries
Chase
Roose Selt
Wehr
Abd Os Bey
Heleyes
East Liberty Community Notes Amid Local Visits and Events
Residents report a week of visits and gatherings at East Liberty including Mrs Vesrl Wott and Mrs Vroth Taisen near Sayer Cate. The passage notes church services, family visits, and local social scenes with mentions of several households and neighbors in a period style recap.
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Vesrl
Windle Hoxtess
W.S.C
W. W. Windle
WSCS
W. C. Stotts
Claude Stephens
Hugh Trayes
Wesley Chapel Cemetery Has Interesting History
The piece notes Wesley Chapel Cemetery as a community burial ground linked to Wesley Chapel Church. It recounts early land donations on Christmas Day 1873, first trustees, and initial burials, plus cemetery enlargements in 1898 and 1928. It highlights the Ladies Association of Wesley Chapel forming to maintain graves, Memorial Day services, and Civil War, World War I, and World War II veterans honored there. It ends with notes on township trustees taking over upkeep around 1929 as public funding replaced church duties.
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Wesley Chapel
Ray V. Plumb
Glenn Soowers
Claude EF. Wilson
Wesley Chapel Church
Church
John Ploomh Sr
J. B. Fickel
Valentine Plumb
George Parker
Anna Reile
Lacy Aimet
Jobn HW
Ladies Association of
Wesley
Mra Marth Wilson
Sailure
Pateiotica
Pasket
Hera
Malvern
Robert H. Pierson
James Moore
Paul
Henderson
Ralph Wilson
Ray Plumb
Cliff Plumb
Robert Danley
Ward UL. Fickel
June Fickel
Dallas McGrew
Clinton Parker
Jacob Caughell
William Coleman
Alex Cunningham
Henry Darnell
Willam Fickel
Christopher Lockabill
Jesse Lumm
Dexter Newton
George Tarker
Robert Pierson
Francis Plumb
Ward Fickel
Robert Allensworth
Grant Kelley
Robert Bevis
Anderson Township
Farm Creek
Ladies Cemetery Association
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Bud South
Woo
Tehded
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Maleerp
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Lhete Wete
Ah Liberty
Saturn
J. A. Kline
Alfred Clark
Leveland
Colo
Charley Alexander
Arch Clay
South Omaha
Lester Henderson
Barbara Voss
Near Treynor
Bd Henderson
Gene Messenger
Mena
Ark
W. F. Messenger
Ed Darnold
Dorothy
Neola
Lyle Williams
Shirley
Larry
Gordon Tlackman
Woodbine
Riverview Park
Blackmans Hone
W. L. Powles
C. R Brewer
Lent Powles
Roger
Rodis
Grace Herzog
Way Mayberry
Everett Thomas
Bobby
Wane Venste State Park
Paul Horn
Conntil Blats
Orville Krecklow
Ird Oak
Merlin Therg
Council Dutts
Bob Henderson
Mineola State Bank
Council Blais
B. J. Messenger
Mussel
Lonnie
Ofice
Gret Howrey
Ronnie
Glenda
Stanley
Prow Howre
Richard Vowrey
Dicky
Thavesville
Waane Thaisheck
Colorado Aprinka
Jey Darnott
Keola
J.R. Cardwell
Malvern, la
Jerry A. Christianson
Lowa
Roscoe Greenwood
Schultz Bros
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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