Henderson Happenings and Local Notes Summary
Twenty seven cars of livestock shipped to Chicago and local markets, with two loads from Henderson and twenty five from Macedonia and Carson. Harry Pon sent two cars of fat cattle to Chicago. Farmers Union Exchange sold tractor outfits to several buyers including Harry Paul Axel Hansen and W. L. Mitchell. Community events note the April 8 stage performance Peter The Rock by Wesley Chapel players. Various local movements, illness, and visits reflect a typical small town week with names such as Mollie Douglas, J. Noe, Nellie Noe, Dr. French, Marian Kenet, and many others in Henderson and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Macedonia
Carson
Harry Pon
Chicago
Farmers Union Exchange
Harry Paul
Axel Haneen
W. L. Mitchell
Dr. French of
Marian Kenet
A. P. Creamer
J. R. Tibbles
Lake View
Montana
Bill Cooper
Excelsior Springs
Cooper
Cyrus Turner
C. B. Edmondson
Mable
Our
Minneapolia
Europe
Allen Morris
A. J. Harbor
Kensington
Arch Houser
Oscar Assell
Joe Hdlmondson
Dean
Wave Cox
Harry Daugherty
8. M. Coppock
Christian Aid
Edith Viner
Randolph ‘Pinwiddle
Jennie Edmundson
Council Bluffs
Fort Allensworth
Yin
Champ Hayover
Art Phelps
Henry Douglas
Omaha
Glen Smith
Roscoe Greenwood
Amel
State College of Agriculture
D. Greenwood
L. V. Hicks
Malvern
Mrron Shipman
Atlantic, Jr
R. M. Shipman
Sam Rice
J. R. Cites
H. L. Kelienbarger
Jessie
Wise Memorial Hospital
J. A. Johnson
R. B. Tubbs
C. A. Barna
Council Bluffa
Ward W. Watson
Ittle
Walnut
Lowe
H. B. Mitchell
Paul Carson
Farmers Union News Letter highlights Iowa activities
The Farmers Union News Letter reports on Iowa Union efforts, including live stock sales through the Chicago commission, cooperative banking proposals, and leadership visits. It notes Des Moines headquarters openness, insurance expansions, radio broadcasts from The Voice of Labor, and field updates from Milo Reno and C. S. Barratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Farmers Union
Royal Union
Tdg
Des Moines
Iowa
Farmers Union
Frank BE. Wheatcraft
Jasper County
Farmers Union Live Stock Commission
Chicago
Chicago Stockyarde
Commission
Spip
C. J. Fulton
Fairfield
Fulton
Dass
Barratt
Union City
Royal Union Building
Mn Barrett
W. R. Crouse
Farmers Union Mutual Insurance ‘Co
Royal Union Blde
Farmers Union Mutual Life Insurance Co
National Organization of the Farmers Union
Lfe Insurance Company
St. Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota
WOFL
Voice of Labor
Reno
Preatiest Love Farmers Union
Bim
W. G. Avblive
Mansger
Betouaerof
Batlon
Dan Matusa
City
City Thle Separ
Mullion
Clare Workh
Emerson's Community Club Banquet Highlights Emerson events
The Emerson Chamber of Commerce hosted a March 28 banquet at the Presbyterian church with a three course dinner prepared by the American Legion Auxiliary. Easter colors decorated the room as Myron Rhinman led songs, and speakers including G D Greenwood Emerson and Dr R B Tubbs shared memories and plans for community progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Chamber of Commerce
Presbyterian Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Myron Rhinman
Atlantic
America
Iowa
G. D. Greenwood
R. B. Tubbs
F. F. McArthur
Oakland
Jack Harrison
J. 3. Curran
Lou Ross
Tabor Rail Upgrade and Local News Digest
The Tabor and Northern Railway crew near the depot laid about three fourths of a mile of 66 pound rails to fix a weak stretch between Tabor and Malvern, aiming to reduce derailments and improve service. Sidney School Board hired Moyers for three more years at $3000 annually with several new teachers listed. Tipton bought 200 hogs in Gregory SD. George Greenwood, 75, died in Minneapolis. funeral held in Newmarket with burial at Badford. Farm Bureau networks urge cost cuts and a March 25 meeting in Council Bluffs to combat livestock theft by enforcing truck registry and weight bills at Omaha stockyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor & Northern Railway, Co
Tabor
Malvern
Sidney School Board
Supt. Moyers
Amy Surface
C. Ly Stoll
Eula Woodlands
Breckenridge
Frank Greene
George Greenwood
Minneapolia
Newmarket
Badford
Edward McMillan
George Hilton
Randolph Sgent
Gidley
W. G
Gregory
G. C. Boston
Jeep
Steve Clem
George Amith
Omaha Market
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Omaha
South Omaha
Moffat
Mary
From Land to Industry: A Citizen’s Call to Rural Progress
An essay contrasts old style farming with modern diversified farming. It argues land is capital, farming must be run as a business, and fields of grain should yield green pastures as dairy and meat industries expand. It emphasizes cooperation, industry, health, and civic duty as foundations for rural prosperity and national citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packing House Indusry
Tts
Southweat
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Henderson Happenings
Gut
Peter the Rock
Wesley Chapel
Jas. Douglas
J. M. Noa
Noe
Mollie Douglas
Waipato
James Douglas
Nellie
G. D. Noland
R. L. South
Hig
Massena
Claude Gwents
J. C. Goss
Sam Owens
Elizabeth Phillipe
Ladies of the Christian Church
Carl Clement
Lucile
Fred Phelps
Walter Woods
Harlan
8. M. Wooda
The
Farmers Union News Letter
News Farmers Union
Emerson's Community Club
P. A
Baptist Church
Armenia
O. B
Miss Mollenhoff
Alfred Fiola
Eastern Star
Grace Crawford
Polo
Ill
Miles
Lumons
Creston
Clara McDowell
Cyunei
Bluffs
Kling Hoyes
Randolph Salmons
Hxceleior Springs
Everett Whisler
Cornell Bluff
Methodist Church
Athena
Lel Flemming
Glogwood
Balurdey
Baleevs
Helen Sade
Nebr
Uewane
Bescon
Farm Bureau
Milla County Farm Bureau
Ita
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