Henderson Mrs Fred McVey Returns Home From Hospital
Henderson notes Mrs Fred McVey returned home Saturday from a several weeks stay at Jenne Edmundson hospital with health improving. Mr and Mrs Champ Harover and Fazei Rleale visited Omaha Friday. George Bryans of Beardstown IL visited his parents last week. Mrs Miicheth Sehelert of Avoca visited her parents Thursday. Yom Fritcher gave a reading at Christian services Sunday evening. C K Libdeer and wife viewed Council Bluffs Treedar. The following changes have been traded in the residents in town. Hundreds of local moves and farm adjustments noted amid recent business and social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McVey
Jenne Edmundson Hospital
Champ Harover
Fazei Rleale
Omaha
George Bryans
Beardatown
Mra
Miicheth Sehelert
Avoca
Mre
Rimer Sowers
Yom Fritcher
Dernathy Qwene
Miss Madals
A.J. Harber
A. H. Harber
Ahoneandosh
Megah
Red Mak
Triptent
Davy
Neturn
Mercer
Sandy Walker
Malvern
Ray Rulledgs
Burledasliga
The
James Dyer
Christian Church
Sim Danford
Macedonia
Jane Darnell
Margaret
Jackson Street
South 28Th Street
Harvey Bolton
Wheeler's Grove
L. W. Triplett
Macedonia Cemetery
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of M. C. Harover
Creditors of the estate of M. C. Harover deceased, including INA M. Owens Co. and Citizens Bank Henderson Iowa, are notified that an inventory of the estate has been filed in Mills County Iowa. The court orders that claims based on deposits and other bank assets be allowed as shown in the inventory and ledger statements, with payment to certificate holders proceeding after a set dividend. Claims must be filed by June 17, 1938, or be barred. The administrator, GT Harover, is directing the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAP Fons
Pstate
Charove Peverset
Ant Cei Ohs
Citene Bank
Henderson
Lwa
INA M. Owens & 1O
Mendersen
Tows
Mo C
Harover
Ina M. Owens
JC. Harover
GT. Harover
Marlon KK. Houser
William JC. Harover
Ethelyn Samples
Octavia Harover
Tool
District Court of
Mills County
Towa
M.C. Marover
General Ledger
Citizens Bank
Laws
Ina M. Owens & Co
Notifind
Blader
Wenderton
Iowa
Milla County
Citizeng Bank
Aguinal Aid
Gaid Estate
Funda Tergor
Dewosie i
Bank Ax
Wall Estate
Ale
District Court
GT Harover
M. QO
Inn of Royal Cipher Holds Queen Victoria Inscription
Fragmentary historical note describes Highgate in London with an inn courtyard and a royal cipher on the building. A 19th century traveler tale recalls Queen Victoria’s safety gesture, a carriage incident, and the inn keeper arranging a date for her travel, ending with a courtly rumor of danger and a regional inn lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Highgate Bi
London
Queen Victoria
Ériness
Thant
British Medals Awarded for Arctic Discoveries
The article reports on the Putat medal awarded for Arctic expeditions, detailing its octagonal design with the king on one side and a polar scene on the other. It notes historical medals for Arctic service, mentions Queen Victoria’s 1837 grant, and records two recipients Watkins and Captain Lemon who have since died, with relatives receiving medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Pshhers
Renteestan
Tsnral
Segit
Shackleton
Mawson Cvapadinien
Watkins
Lemon
Glass windows as liquids spark debate on household physics
A Leipzig pronouncement claims glass behaves as a highly sticky liquid, a view praised by some but doubted by others including housewives and tortoise-shell eyeglass wearers. The piece questions how lenses survive drops if glass is liquid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipzig
Malin
County Agent News of Bureau Members
News notes reveal Mille County 4-H club activity with 26 baby heaves fed by four members and several youths joining sow and litter projects. Demonstrations at Fickel farm discuss pruning, fruit frame support, and tree care while plans for a local telephone and electric rate meeting draw farmers and businessmen to Malvern. New livestock members include Robert Leu Louise Klindt and Arthur Armetroneg. Mrs Parker reports shipping see lions to Idaho and a new Shorthorn bull addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Plsa
Avonfale Breeding
Robert Leu
Mas Louise Klindt
Arthur Armetroneg
Farm debt relief urged by Hearnt in alliance column
Charles E Hearnt writes for the North American Newspaper Alliance urging temporary suspension of farm mortgage foreclosures. He cites farm crisis from low prices and high debt, urges Congress and state legislatures to act to stabilize purchasing power and debt relief, and calls for immediate measures to restore farmers' ability to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American
Alliance
Charles 6B. Flearat
Nea Farm Bureau
County Credit Couienls
Congress
Seed Loans Available for Farmers
Seed loans will be obtainable by farmers through the Farm Bureau office after Friday, March 10. Applicants may file for loans starting then, with details and forms provided at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Truthful Lawyer of Hreguler and Saintly Yves
In the district of Hreguler a famed lawyer named Damed Yves stood between rich lords and poets, praised for protection. After death he is known as Balat Yves de Vorste, with crowds honoring his tomb on May 19 each year as devotees crawl beneath it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hreguler
Damed Yves
Tatvyera
Balat
Yves de Vorste
Prominent Leaders Praise Farm Bureau at Conventions
Franklin D Roosaysst and Frank D Lawden laud the Farm Bureau at the 11th and 13th annual conventions. They credit farm organizations in New York with progress and urge continued cooperation. The remarks stress the Bureau's wide influence and successful cooperative marketing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosaysst
New York
Farm Bureau
Frank D. .Lawden
Lgporter
Creator in Bind Art Notions On Perfume Sense Judgment
A fragmented passage argues that a woman's perfume judgment cannot rely on sniffing a bottle but must come from contact with the body. Perfumers claim true essence releases only when used, blending science with sensory craft. The text contrasts perfume making with music or painting, noting final results appear after use.
Writhey Horns aie. mtn we Thad ah eeinaed
A fragmentary OCR line mentions a group or event with unclear names and context. Readable parts suggest a local or personal note, but no coherent facts, dates, or actions emerge to summarize as a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aie
Mtn
Methods to Slow Soil-Washing in Erosion Control
Iowa State College soil expert J Firkins outlines techniques to slow runoff in deep gullies. Suggested measures include snagging the head of the gully with straw or prune to halt headward extension, plowing from the sides if the head is shallow, and seeding with clover to stabilize the area. In some cases filling the gully bottom with straw or brush and then seeding is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Firkins
Soils Department
Iowa State College
Fipe Kins
Independent Breueties held after operation
A partially garbled report describes an operation followed by an independent breueties event. Readable fragments mention a procedure, a group organizing activities, and plans for future sessions. The exact participants and places remain unclear due to text corruption.
Repair and maintenance cuts farm gear replacement costs
Farm managers spend about 1.7 million dollars annually on replacing field machines and tractors. W. S. Wetergen of Iowa State College says proper care and timely adjustments can extend machine life by up to a year and trim replacement costs by more than two million dollars. A repair policy is proposed: tag parts after each season, check machines in fall and winter, order needed repairs early, replace worn parts, and inspect bolts and small metal parts to prevent breakdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saventéen
W. 8. Wetergen
Towa State College
Peterson
Fatmeth
Soap Can Be Made Cheaply Demonstrated at Farm Week
Miss Martha Rath of Lew N Ly company demonstrated economical soap making during Farm and Home Week at Lowstate College. She showed dissolving lye and melting fat, cooling steps to 120 and 90 degrees, and a ratio of nine pounds soap per one cup of lye and eight pounds of fat. After curing ten to fourteen days the soap is trimmed and scented with leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Rath
Lew N Lye Company
Atlowstate College
Miez Rath
Wallace Speaks at State and National Conventions
Wallace discusses farm land valuations and tax savings from state action. He cites reductions in farm land values and claimed savings of about three million dollars annually in state taxes for farmers of Iowa. He notes support from the Farm Bureau Federation and Iowa farmers, urging broader adoption of the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Hureau Folke
State Executive Council
Farmera of
Towa
Gallara
Farm Bureau
Imore
Power to think of larger aspects of the thífie
A speaker argues that real power arises from organization that channels ideas through Congress to agricultural betterment, noting that individual influence is limited without coordinated effort. The discussion centers on the role of a farm federation and the need for a deliberate process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howes
Leé
Congress
Baby Beef Club Mambera Do Big Business in 1932
Club members in ninety-Ave counties spread the baby beef project in 1932 reporting 2,103 boys and girls completing the year. They sold 8,966 baby beeves totaling 322,836 dollars, with a profit above costs of 18.87 dollars per head. Calves gained about 1.865 pounds daily at 5.0 cents per pound gain, and feed costs per pound gain averaged 28.76 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weno
Court levies on farm property in Beants to satisfy debt
Judgment in Milla County Iowa favors Matt Donnelly against A Hyse and Agnes F Hun e for 1638 02 plus costs 180 64. The sheriff levies on the debtor Beants to satisfy the undivided half interest of Ae Hiean Agnes F Hun e in feed hay hogs farm implements and farm tools in Township north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla County
Tusty
Matt Donnelly
Plaintig
Agai
A .Hyse
Agnes
Costa
Iowa
Agnes F. Hune
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C.K Libdeer
Hares
Harry Clark
Tomity
Allen Morris
Carnon
Honner
Standard GI Company
Haring Thesday
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Howline
Columbia
S. C
United States
Champalen
Sluca
Atlee Bupa
Colling Grog Co
Adv
Mills County Farm Bureau
George Rowenfeld
Jamie Sommers
Dick Hyde
Fd Wearth
Jn- Ins
Fickel Farm
Ward Fickel
Younh
Leo Hopp
Kieth
Bobby
Iiter
Edwin Leu
Gerald
R. E. Parker
Charles E. Hearnt
Dave
Hy A
Baby Beef Club
Mambera
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