Publication of Farm Data on Hog and Corn Contracts
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration will publish in local papers data from the 1934 corn hog contract. It covers county level averages for 1942-33 corn acreages, hog production, and number of contracted hogs, based on producer statements. The county hog control association decides publication scope and costs to help producers verify figures with their committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Hewapapers
Washington
U. Fi
Combe
Attinefom
Jews State College
Farma
Mariner of
County Cotn-Hog Control Association
Wasrington
Extend Date of Corn Sealing to April 1
The deadline for corn sealing has been moved from March 2 to April 1 per County Agent Bruce Kilpatrick. Certificates for loans must be notarized or recorded by March 31. The corn program in-law total is nearly 45 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
Ounty
Bruce Kilpatrick
New Lesson in Home Furnishing Course
Mlee Note Workman a home furnishing specialist from extension service will visit Mills county for the fourth lesson of the fourth year home furnishing course. The session topic is Refinishing Furniture with township groups meeting March 2 7 8 9 at homes of local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlee
Mills
Plaga
R Ralph Skerritt
Henry Nims
Evan Tibbles
Farm Accounting Contest for 4-H Club Members
County and state level honors depend on a national 4-H accounting contest run with International Harvester and extension service. Entries record farm income and expenses for one year starting March 1, with blank books available at the Farm Bureau office. Mills County agents encourage prompt entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withers
International Harvester Company
Farm Bureau
Srery
Harold Ingle
Ciub
Mills County
New Iowa Farm Record Books Updated for 1934
Iowa State College extension service announces revised farm record books for 1934. Bruce Kilpatrick reports the updated volumes include corn hog program data and full income analyses, with blanks for net cash income and net farm income, plus inventories and year end statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Management Extension Service
Iowa State College
Bruce Kilpatrick
Huipatylck
L. G. Allhaugh
Allhaugh Asays
Yfegular Joose
Iowa
Meade Ag
Hillsdale Church Through Early Memories and Change
An aging editor recalls Hillsdale’s church origins from Louden days to the move from schoolhouse to a formal church. The piece contrasts barefoot Sunday riders, old tunes, and plain Bible teaching with later reforms, organs, and new songs, noting ongoing questions about preserving heritage as generations adapt.
East Liberty Hosts Hillsdale Show Night of Entertainment
East Liberty artists presented a friendly program at Hillsdale church then returned to East Liberty for a second crowd. Roy Mayberry led a minstrel show with jokes songs and readings featuring Clifford Dulshay Drake Slaughter Warren Ayres Walter Phelps John Barber and others. Refreshments followed served by East Liberty ladies.
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Hillsdale
East Liberty
East Liberty Artlsts
Hilladale
Hilledale
Bimat Liberty Church
Roy Mayberry
Wayne Anthony
Paul NeMahill
T. J. Pettit
Dorothy Gilbert
Misa Marioria
van Oradel
Warren Ayres
Singphlatt
Theron Slaughter
Mr. Mickelwaite
Virginia Anthony
Vera Mupyberry
East Liberty Methodist Church Missed Service by Weather
East Liberty Methodist Church reports no service last Sunday due to bad weather. Next Sunday aims for normal attendance at the usual time. Mr. and Mrs. Nagle host Wednesday overnight guest Miss Jennie Clark of St Joseph Missouri. Violet Joss Fitch from Pacific spends days with aunt Mrs. Wiley Maggocks. Local Hillsdale visitors, about seventy five members, attended in Hast Liberty Friday group gathering.
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Rome
Hillsdale
Misa Jennie Clark
Bt. Joseph, Mo
W. H. Nagle
Violet Joss Fitch
Wily Maggocks
Honor Two With Party In Hastings Neighborhood
Mrs Clyde Barger and Mike Jesse Kerney hosted at the former home in Wednesday afternoon to honor Mrs C N Whitesides who is moving away and in surprise for Mrs Frank Du Val whose birthday week is current. A luncheon followed and gifts were given to the two honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Barger
Mike Jesse Kerney
C. N. Whitewidee
Frank du Val
Maadames C. N. Whitesides
M. H. Latchaw
W. H. Clay, Jr. G. Rise
Steve Haines
B. H. McFall
Laura Kerney
Frank Culley
Ben Guyer
Otto Cary
Chas. Wilhelm
L. G. Adams
W. HW. Nagle
Frank Haines
Dale McClure
A. L. Haines
A. T
Oaks Sunday School Notes on Drifted Roads and Sickness
Due to drifted roads and sickness in the community there was no Sunday school at Lake Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks Sunday School
Lake Sunday
Local residents move farms and visit shows in community
Widespread spring moving activity as many families relocate within the area. Al Schipper moves from Bert Steiner farm to Bam Morean near Wales. Hutchings family leaves Evang farm northeast of Fairview to new Emerson property. Holingsworth will occupy Hutchings home. Harmon family heads to Hillsdale. Cole family moves from Emerson area to Harman farm. Several others attend shows in Shenandoah and Corning. Community members socialize and support local ads addressed to them.
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al Schipper
Tnilly
Bert Steiner
Bam Morean Farm
Wales
Lee Hutchings
Fairviewerheal
Gilliy
Emerson
Llnyd Hollingsworth
Hutchings Fatafis
Harmon
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Mills County Farm Bureau News
Fifna Magatt
Tobe
Allis-Chalmers
New Farm Record Books
J. DB. Graves
Methodist Church of
D. Graves
Nebraska
Mra
Church of
Loudet
Hillsdals
Louden
Hilllsdale
Atzten x
Jade
Kelley
Hia
Saylor
Alain
Immanuel
Brother Stroud
Alara
Oday
Bynday School
Byrd
Hesdo
Antarctic
Hichant E. Gytd
Ocean
Ashlay GC
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
McKinley
Columbia
East Libertasthor Sthodist Church
Sherman Stonebraker
Henderson
T. G. Markel
Tha Lestler
A. L. Homes
Betty Severn
Glenwood
Mrs. C. §. Anderson
OAKS
Forest Achanbach
Fred Phelpa
Shenandoah
Liesle Larcent
Roy Hatfield
Schilling
J. W. Cantor
Marlon Mohan
Nenry Schiling
Gounell Bluffs
J. W. Castor
Red Oak
Vernon Viner
Henry Schilling
Largent
Nima
Halt
Forest Achantaugh
Cara
Wil Viner
Fred Phelps
I. W. Captor
Cora
Jim Wilkinson
Lucile
Edward
Alice
Jess Than
Price
Gether
Malvern
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