Strahan Farm Bureau Leaders Meeting Report
Farm Bureau leaders from White Cloud and Deer Creek townships met at the school last Thursday to discuss landscaping. Ames extension agent Mr. Davis gave practical suggestions and instruction, with strong attendance and value seen in the gathering. Husbands were allowed to attend and plans may be used later to implement the recommendations. Mrs. Fred Nowell traveled to Early and Iona to visit her daughter Mrs. Floyd Wadsley, who is ill and slowly recovering. Mrs. Harry Conrad visited Malvern. Miss Myrtle Achenbach joined her parents from Cottwell Cut and Aspen for the weekend.
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Farm Bureau
White Cloud
Deer Creek
Davis
Ames
Fred Nowell
Iona
Floyd Wadsley
Ames HL DL Club Entertained Friday Night
The Ames 8 HL DL club held a Friday evening gathering at Stra han club rooms. Progressive cards provided entertainment, ending with tied first prizes for both men and women. Leona Clutes won the ladies prize and Glenn Bates the men’s. Rassberri pie, ice cream, and coffee followed the games.
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8. HL DL
Strahan
Leona Clutes
Glenn Bates
Rassberri
Appreciation Note From Mr and Mrs Adam Gine
We express our deep thanks to friends who remembered us on our wedding anniversary. Their kind thoughts and sentiments mean a great deal and will be treasured and long remembered. Mr and Mrs Adam Gine.
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Adam Gine
Vestal's Strong Season Ends in OT Class B Final
Clifford Vestal, Strahan high school graduate teaching at Liberty Center, guided his basketball team to the Class B district 5 final, losing 25-23 to Melrose in overtime. Despite quarantines sidelining a key regular, the Liberty Center squad went 11-2 in a 13 game season, earning praise for a remarkable coaching record.
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Clifford Vestal
Strahan High School
Liberty Center
Melrose
Vestal
Arch Her bert Sherfey Born Near Strahan
A fine eight pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Arch Sherfey near Strahan March 18. He will bear the name Arch Herbert. The Leader extends congratulations. Miss Agnes Carley spent the weekend at her parents home in Des Moines returning to her school work here on Sunday.
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Arch Sherfey
Strahan
Arch Herbert
Misa Agnes Carley
Des Moines
Residents travel and visits across towns in Malvern area
Mr and Mrs Harold Peterson spent Wednesday and Thursday in Council Bluffs. Mr and Mrs Oliver Achenbach came from Shenandoah Sunday to visit. Mrs Ed Davis returned Monday from Malvern to work in Hastings. Mrs Davis plans to stay with Mr Ketfer family, where she once worked. Other mentions include Langmuir returning from Lincoln to stay with relatives, Mrs Frank Johnson visiting Creston, and Mrs Emma Cites with family traveling to Tamora for a sister’s illness. A hospital stay in Council Bluffs for Morris Woodill may lead to surgery, and Mrs Willis Dye attended a relative’s funeral in Red Oak. Roads described as in very good condition for the trip.
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Ed Davis
Tessie Shar
Malvern
Gwen Hamaker
Langmuir
Lincoln
Frank Belknap
Walter Angus
Frank Johnson
Creston
Herbert Johnson
Frank Clites
Margaret Ache
Council Bluffs
Willis Dye
Red Oak
Feeders Urged to Use More Proteins
The livestock feeders principal aim is to market homegrown feeds for best results. Buy concentrated feeds that match local grains and roughages. Feeders should grow high protein crops like clover alfalfa and soybeans to cut reliance on costly commercial feed. A ton of alfalfa equals a ton of bran in value and a ton of soybeans equals a ton of linseed oil meal. Plan now to increase protein production for 1925.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Mills County Iowa
A sheriff's sale advertises a judgment of 6034.65 plus costs in favor of The Travelers Insurance Co. against F A Ribble et al. The property is SE quarter of SW quarter and SW quarter of SE quarter with railroad right of way in Mills County 76 acres more or less. Sale to be held at the west door of the Glenwood courthouse on April 18, 1929, between 1 PM and 4 PM. Dated March 8, 1929. Sheriff W S DeMogs.
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District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Travelers Insurance Company
F. A. Ribble Et al
Towa
Beetlon
Fifth
P.M. Minls
Court House
Glenwood
Lowe
DeMogs
Sherif
Mule County
Abe and Jobanan Leaders At Hoek Valley Meet
Abe and Jobanan headline a local Hoek Valley gathering with officials noting key performances and community plans. The event draws residents, sponsors, and regional organizations to discuss progress and future projects.
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Abe
Jobanan
Hoek Valley
East Liberty News Roundup and Local Happenings
East Liberty notes report Louisé and Wilma Algtrope freI near Randolph staying with Mrs. Fred Cook while mother and relatives travel to Canastota for treatment. W H Nagle hosted March 5 with Clyde Barger family and Ralph Adams honoring Mr Nagle’s birthday as eleven ladies gathered despite bad roads to sew quilt blocks. L G Adams hampered by inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs Adams improving after flu. W H Zanners and son Fred in Malvern for doctor care. Fred hospitalized in Omaha. Fred Zanders recovering after operation and improving. Mrs Frank Duval attended club social in Glenwood. C M Nelson and Ethel guests in Malvern. East Liberty services interrupted by bad weather. resumes next Sunday with Rev O R Jones at 10 and Sunday school at 11. Farmers husk corn and begin spring plowing as roads improve.
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Louisé
Wilma Algtrope Frei
Randolph
Fred Cook
Canastota
Dakota
Ortman
L. Gd
Adams
Evangelical Covenant Hospital
Omaha
Fred Zanders
Frank Duval
Glenwood
Will Agan
C. M. Nelson
Ethel
Cutworms Feed At Night In Gardens And Fields
Cutworms feed during nighttime attacking home gardens and depredations linger in dark days. Soil near affected plants hides the worms in burrows. Treat with poison bait: mix 5 pounds dry bran and one fourth pound Paris green with syrup and water to form a crumbly mash, apply around plants late evening to prevent drying.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Real Estate Transfers Record of Instruments Filed
A concise record of deed instruments filed in the Recorder's office detailing transfers of property. It lists the grantor and grantee names, parcel descriptions, recording dates, and related acknowledgments as recorded in the official registry.
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Recorder
Adlerika Ad Claims Quick Gas Relief for Stomach
Mrs Meyer reports Adlerika relieves stomach gas and sourness in ten minutes. The ad promotes Adlerika as a real cleansing for the stomach and bowels, acting on both upper and lower bowels to remove old waste matter and improve well being. Collins Drug Co advertises the product.
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Adlerika
District Court Clerk Records Iowa March 1985 Transfers
Cler k of the District Court Mills County Iowa records list transfers from March 1 1985 to March 8 4929 involving Robt G W Krecklow to Frank E Pitzer 4000 dollars and 3 eres in 27 73 43 Duane B H Crowe to Lifitah Benja min W D 2560 dollars Let 6 Windham's Snub of Bik 96 in Windham's Add Glenwood Jasper H Rante to B 8 O'Con tror W J 16380 dollars land in sections 4 and 6 71 42
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of¢ Mills
Iowa
G. W. Krecklow
Frank E. Pitzer
W. D
Duane BH. Crowe
Lifitah Benjamin
Windham
Glenwood
Jasper H. Rante
O'Contror
W. J
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ST. Louis
Learing Malvern
Louis
Triji
Aml Dhaly
Tmany
Polata
W. H. Taylor
H. BD
H. A. Deardorff
Caudell Bros
Owa
Harold Peterson
Council Binis
Oliver Achenhath
Shenantoah
Sheriff's Sale
East Liberty
W. H. Nagle
Clyde Barger
Betty
Ralph Adams
Keith
Mr. Nagie
Arch Clay
Chrysley
Dodge
Barkus
McCormick-Deering
Kunce & Nelson
Baby
Pete
Wilson Hatchery
Malvern, Iowa
John Deere Farm Machinery
Harry Cleaver, Lumber and Hardware Company
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