Bus Service Resumes After Suspension and Local Visits
The bus resumed trips to Omaha Friday after a brief shutdown due to fords. A. Harbor and Charley Byers were in Omaha Friday. Mrs R W Casebolt and a companion returned Wednesday from Kansas City. Bill Cooper and wife, once running a Fort Morgan cafe, are back in Silver City after purchasing a pool hall there. August Duyson and Denver Byers were in Omaha on Saturday. Misses Artist Strohman and Atkinson were guests at a 6 PM dinner at the A G Baumgartner home Friday. The town notes Will McMullen’s return Saturday after an injury requiring finger removal weeks ago. Champ Harover and family visited James Houser in Coutell Bluffs Sunday. Farm Creek bridge condemned Saturday after high waters. A C Baumgartner owns a new Whippet car purchased last week. Bar Botleau and wife were guests at James Houser’s for dinner Sunday. Clyde Oster and family of Carson visited their daughter Mia Milburn Core Sunday.
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Omaha
A. &. Harbor
Charley Byers
R. W. Casebolt
Kansas City
Bill Cooper
Fort Morgan
Coln
Silver City
August Duyson
Denver Byers
Artist
Strohman
Atkinson
A. G. Baumgartner
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Farm Bureau urges farmers to organize and support their needs
In a speech the speaker emphasizes that the Farm Bureau is a national organization led by farming members. It offers educational and entertaining opportunities for families, remains permanent, and will grow to better serve farmers in the future.
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Am Farm Bureau
M. Tiljedahl
Basex
Farm Bureau
New York Man Leaves Family After 31 Years
A New York man married thirty one years with a nine child family ran away from home and found work in a deaf and dumb hospital. He ought to appreciate a little quiet.
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New York
Things Seen and Heard by E. Eacrett in The Leader
A fragment from a local column discusses human traits and freedom of choice in voting and belief. It mentions George W. Rime renting his farm, his family, and Jim Clark of White Lake managing a large ranch with crops and livestock. The piece evokes reminiscence and community life across Iowa and South Dakota.
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E. Eacrett
Somteone
Maie
Oil Town
Nazarene
George W. Rime
Patrick's
Mim
Peabody Coal Co
Chicago
Jim Clark
White Lake
Fred Durbin & Co
Jim
Lee County
Iowa
Old Milla County
Govng
South Dakota
A Guide to High Protein Pig Feeds and Weaner Diets
The article discusses starting piglets on lower protein feeds like pig meal to avoid digestive upset, then moving to higher protein mixtures at ten to twelve weeks. It outlines formulas combining tankage linseed meal alfalfa meal and wheat middlings to achieve around 90 to 8 percent protein, notes self-feeding with corn and oats, and compares costs and substitutions with ground wheat and oats. It also mentions brands Trinity and Ble Ten as high protein options and discusses price considerations for different regions and ingredients.
Prehistoric skeleton found with loge wrapped neck
A Greenville Piedmont report notes a prehistoric skeleton unearthed with a loge around its neck, while tails suggest the rumble seat dates earlier than thought.
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Greenville Piedmont
Real Estate Transfers in Mills County Iowa 1929
Records show numerous transfers filed from Feb 21 1929 to March 1 1929 in Mills County Iowa. Transactions include Walker to Peterson 2000 dollars west half and lot transfers in Malvern Mesabi cemetery deeds and several farm and land parcels with prices from 1 to 15000 dollars.
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Recorder
District Court of
Mills County
Sp. m
Samuel E. Walker
Harold Peterson
Strahan's
Malvern
Katherine M. Gibbs
Glen L. Dairymple
Academy
Farm Creek Cemetery
Robt. Stewart
Farm Creek
Donnie Turner
Mill
Iowa
L. E. Edwards
Lizale D. Hopp
Bik
Glenwood
Lou Bila Whitt
Mary EB
Innes
Www
Bernice Stacy Winslow
Carl B. McCreedy
W. di
Balfour
J. J Kelly
Otto Bendit
W. D
J. D. McKnight
Charles Kroon
Hilda M. de- Lashmutt
G. W. Adams
Raymond Laird
John A. Waller
Alice Hodson
CW. D
A. Matthews
First State Bank Tabor
V. C
N. Delevan
Admi
Roy I Dunsdon
Q. C.D
Real estate transfers and deeds across Iowa districts
A stream of conveyance notices lists multiple land transfers and deeds. Names include Anna Kemp, Anta Gotzey, Delta Halter, Mrs Tessie Nielsen, John Honeyman, BE Holmes, Olive Silvers Gettler, Verner, Walter Michel, Harvey Schoesinc, K R Cook, Otto Mass. Amounts range from $1 to $19,000 with references to specific townships and sections.
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Anna G. Kemp
Anta Loutee Gotzey
Detla. M. Halter
Mrra M. Mac- Donal
Park Add
Pacific Junction
Tessie Nielsen
Guy Rosenbohm
John Honeyman
State of Iowa
BE. Holmes
Emily
Otto Mass
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Brit Cardiff
Oakit
Emmet
Phew
Ampton Hill
Frank Carff
Grace Wideek
Kochersperger
Joe McLain
Jean
Frank McLain
Everett Whistler
George Mulligar
Platlamouth
Connell Bluffs
Carron
Flora Liddell
Ruth Pickerel
Stella Dullington
Wilma Cooper
Glen Kellenbarger
Bullington
Louie
Senor
Estella Bullington
Forrest Snodrrase
Roy Halderman
Louie Bullington
Wayne
Walter Kellenbarger
Bullingtonsa
F. W. McLain
Emerson
Jim Cox
Ella
Harold
T.T. Good
Paul Nelson
Ed Biking
Clyde Archer
Low Hatfield
Boyd Bishop's
Mas Wilma Cooper
Clarence Bishop
Roy McLain
Bedford High School
Davenport
Roy
Malvern Sale
Guernsey
Chester White
Farrow
Hampshire
Lister
Jennie Lind
John Deere
Anya
Jake Frazier
P.O. Box
G. Ey Harman
Hastings
P. & Q. Ster
G. BE. Harman
Harmen
Norge
Ayamos
L. L. Stevenson
J. F. Wearln
W. 1
Ig New & Sey
Bec
Fay Wright
Carl Buch
G. Mie
Geo. W. Jones
Chris C. Christiansen
Theo
David Mt. Hogle
Chris Christensen
Walter Coffey
Winifred T. Campbell
Eva Viola Mulvanin
C. A. Stewart
Troet
J. Aldergon
Swain
Malvern Cemetery
Dempster
J. N. Swain
L. A
J.R. Scott
M.D
Buregon Malvern
Jowa
I. U
Parsons
Onice
Towa
Malcolm Campbell
Malvern, Jowa
D. M. Kline
Stato Savings Bank
Ogice
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Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
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