Moving Day in Iowa Sparks Debates on Land Ownership
Editorial portrays Iowa land ownership shifts with rising corporate holdings and insecure tenant farmers. It highlights Mills County examples of cooperative tenant farming, cites Secretary Hopkins on trends, and discusses industrial farming as a partial remedy. It notes Pabco labor school as a potential national model and compares east coast industrial strife to the prairie economy.
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Iowa legislators rest from labors and take week recess
The 48th Iowa General Assembly rests mid season taking a recess to consult constituents. Bills introduced run about 1000 with 28 enacted, 116 passed one house, 25 signed by the governor, 26 killed, 36 withdrawn. Reorganization measures include boards, bureaus, and state departments with 13 committee-led proposals.
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Better Manners Polished by Kindness and Etiquette
The saying notes that kindness of heart yields better manners than mere etiquette, yet etiquette remains valuable as a polish on character. It argues balance between genuine courtesy and proper behavior.
Mills County Notes and Local Events Highlight Early March
From The Leader files, March 7 1889, Mills County reflects a busy period with a Milvern Farmers Institute address by Secretary of State George Ven Hor ten urging home beautification and practical comforts. Town elections elect Barns mayor and other officials while social gatherings reveal a lively community with weddings, fires, and business changes.
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OC. F. Goodwin
Wainwright
J. K. DeWolf
Wilbur “McCabe
Harry
Gracie Landig
Bila
Filo
Katie Cottrell
Bush
Bee
Dell Behatter
Midgle Keffer
Mabel
Elwood Barrick
Momia Doaner
Maud Norton
Ralph Roberts
Frank Higslow
Carrie Wills
Charlie
Harry Cleaver
Ralph Brothers
Gauchos of Argentina Compare to Cossacks of Prewar Era
Argentina's gauchos emerged from early Pampas cattle and horse handling, forming frontier dwellers akin to American cow boys of 1600 to 1880, yet more distinctly resembling southern Russian Cossacks in the decades before World War I.
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Pampan
Argentina
Russia
Protection rules for AAA cooperators in 1933 farming practices
County and state committees warn operators and landlords about schemes to subvert the soil program by renting or leasing on farms with non allotment provisions. Details cover landlords withholding payments, work contracts on multiple tracts, hired men renting additional land, and combined operations using shared equipment. Officials urge scrutiny and potential denial of payments for violators.
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Plans for planting trees and shrubs at Ham post office
Plans and specifications have been received for a planting project at the Ham post office including 661 shrubs and five sugar maple trees. Fremont county organizes a junior first aid class in Sidney for high school age boys, transportation by Rehoot buses cited as educational activity. Three Oakland residents injured last week when an explosion in the Larsen dry cleaning plant basement and Green Parrot cafe basement caused window damage from a gas ignition.
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Fremont County
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