Seniors Walk Out For Arbor Lodge Tour And Trips
Five carloads headed to Nebraska City after a Wednesday senior walkout. The group toured Arbor Lodge mansion learning about J. Sternnie Morton and related history. They visited Ton Toenin Shenandoah Comedy Bluffs Omaha and Vera and enjoyed a festive outing. Calendar lists May events including class night May 15 baccalaureate May 17 senior play May 21 and commencement May 22. A junior party may occur if juniors request one. The senior banquet Friday night was the loveliest so far besides last year. State exams loom this week with light hearts and cautious humor about flunking.
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Nebraska City
Arbor Lodge
J. Sternnie Morton
Tonenin
Shenandoah
Comedy Bluffs
Omaha
Vera
Sophomores Postpone Plans as Exams Loom
The sophomores delay planned events until weather improves, warning that the year-end exams in geometry Jnelish and history approach. Only a few study pages remain before review, and a sense of relief is expected once exams conclude.
Freshman Studies Take On Exams and Classics
Freshmen grow studious as exams approach and revive study of Spanish explorers and classical civilization. Discussions cover great painters, Roman customs and bravery, translations of war stories, and ongoing English book reports. Word study and pronunciation remain active areas.
Embarrassed Student Tears Shirt in Class Incident
A student named Sy Wearth rose during a warm afternoon assembly, pulled off his sweater, hesitated, and returned to his seat as a big tear appeared in his shirt, drawing attention to the momentary mishap.
Staff of the newspaper with editorial lineup listed
The text lists the editor in chief Geneva and various assistant editors including Donald Rigging Sehior Rath Donner Evelyn Paulson and others. It names the senior editor Rath Donner junior staff and sport editor Jim Renton with girl reserve editor and master editor roles.
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Geneva
Richardaod
Donald Rigging Sehior
Rath Donner Tenior
Evelyn Paulson
S Rasmiond Hiner
Preshman
Rath Walker
Doris Wolke
Jim Renton
Wahnerta Aistrope Maste Iditor
Bs Weatin
Farewell note from MoH editors at year end
Dear Readers We the editors of M. HW. &. for the past school Year almost completed our work We thank all who kindly made news for us The Leader force has been good and we appreciate that too Now we are adding you a kind farewell The eater force our helpers and our patient readers Editors of MoH 8 1950-1931
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M. HW
Eater Force
Moh
Fifth Grade Activities And Preparations For Operetta
Fifth grade spent last week practicing for the operetta with costume photos taken Thursday. Students planned Garden Club singing for Tuesday and learned furniture hiring. They priced articles, cut out pictures, mounted them on construction paper to show total costs. They read spring poems, memorized four leaf clovers, and studied Ali Baba. They compared language and spelling by making flower posters and oral reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Jack
Howers
Kindergarten Focused On Flowers Birds And Parties
The week centered on flowers and birds with freehand art. John Sinthower celebrated his sixth birthday Friday with a party. Stacie attended as a guest. Mrs Sinthower and Mrs J M Breele helped with the celebration.
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John Sinthower
Latre Stacie
Interesting Bits of Rural School News
On Friday May 1 Ralph Maddocks marked his ninth birthday with classmates at Pleasant Valley school as Mrs Maddocks led the group to the woods for wildflowers and refreshments. At Evernham school Martha McDole hosted mothers for a visit on April 26 with most mothers and preschoolers attending and observing school activities.
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Ralph Maddocks
Pleasant Valley
Ralph
Wii Maddocks
Evernham School
Martha McDole
Grost
April school gathering and student recognitions noted
A short program was held at the school with refreshments for Pleasant Hup. T. A. met on Friday April 25 to plan end of year activities. Lincoln School pupils celebrated the birthday of Ormand Birdsong and Emery Kuhl on April 24 with fruit salad cakes and candy. Several students from Pleasant Hill Hill and other schools earned dental honor roll spots and perfect spelling recognitions across multiple schools, highlighting a year end round of awards and celebrations.
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Pleasant Hup. T. A
Lincoln School
Ormand Birdsong
Emery Kuhl
Pleasant Hill School
Kieth Hopp
Robby Hopp
Virginia Hopp
Wauneta Slaughter
Paul Champers
Earl Maddocks Jr
Dean Maddocks
Hill School
Lowing Popila
Jim Dawson
Joe Dawson
George Dawson
Mark Dawson
Ingraham Center School
Vern Alda Wilkins
B. Bo Lamm
Shady Grove
Thornton Dunedon
Yelura Field
Fairview
Helen Cogswood
Anna Nelson
Bilver
Nancy Conger
Evernham
Scheal
Jemsy Schroeder
Janes Kirkendall
Pleazant Hill Osehont
Karl Maynes
Deane Madocks
Bobby Happ
Hawthorne
Gerald Nuss
Gowen
Marjorie Tucker
Golden Hill
Gertrude Leu
Mills County Farm Bureau News in Iowa Editorial
George Rosenfeld acts as agent with Mise Maysil Berry as secretary. The piece argues Farm Bureau funds come from members and taxes, praising volunteer work and education support while defending public funds for agricultural and home economics extension and adult education amid tax conditions. It presents membership benefits and questions about tax use.
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Mills County Farm Bureau
George Rosenfeld
Mise Maysil Berry
Farm Bureau
Hutton
Towa
Pates to Remember May 193 Rawles Township Farm Bureau
May 30 meeting notices list two township Farm Bureau gatherings in Fairview and St. Marys West Oak. One at the Fairview community building, the other at Henry Thieschafer’s home. Local members urged to attend and discuss farm issues.
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Rawles Township
Fairview
St. Marys-West Oak
Rural Billboards Must Surely Go
The fight to abolish roadside advertising billboards gains momentum as rural groups in the United States push for removal. Local farm groups and associations such as the Grange and Farm Bureau drive a national campaign, pressuring outdoor advertising firms and prompting many billboards to be pulled down amid growing public demand.
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United States
The
Grange, Farm Bureau
Rural Improvement Associations
Sural
Enroll Soon for Dairy Calf Club Special Notice
Two days left to enroll in the 4-H dairy calf club at the Farm Bureau office by May 15. Calves should be secured and feed cost records started. late enrolment after May 16 is not allowed. Members enrolled include Drayton Slaughter, Robert Lew, Wayne Hilton, and Walter Thieselsa.
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Farm Bureau
Drayton Slaughter
Robert Lew
Wayne Hilton
Walter Thieselsafor
Corn Test Plots Grow Hybrids in Center and Plattville
Two corn test plots were planted last week to grow hybrids. One plot in Center township used three hybrid varieties from Henry Field Seed Co. The second plot in Plattville township included four hybrid samples.
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Center Township
Plattville Township
Plattville
Henry Field Seed Co
Hybrid corn varieties tested on Center township farm
The Hybrid Corn Co planted test plots on the Fred Thiesehafer farm in Center township. The county will closely watch the different varieties as they perform across conditions and soils.
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Hybrid Corn Co
Fred Thiesehafer
Center Township
Weed seed longevity and control measures for Iowa farms
County extension advice emphasizes weed seeds can remain viable for decades in soil. Farmers should prevent seed production, use disking and harrowing before spring planting, and time soybean cultivation to exhaust seed banks. Specific weeds like ragweed and pigweed may persist 40 years or more. kill seedlings during seeding.
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Mills County
Ward
G. A. Rosenfeld
TF. Porter
Iowa State College
Spray for Brown Rot of Plums Four Times
Brown rot of plums is a disease attacking blossoms and fruit. The bulletin notes four applications of spray as a control method to limit spread and protect crop yield.
Disease Threatens Blossoms in Iowa Orchards
A brown rot infection endangers blossoms as trees in Iowa begin to bloom. If unchecked, a large share of fruit may be destroyed. winter spores survive in diseased plums. Control relies on a four spray schedule using lime sulfur and Bordeaux mixtures timed after bloom and before ripening.
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Towa
Members Should Post Farm Bureau Sign
A damaged notice urges Farm Bureau members to post a sign to deter theft and aid in arresting and convicting thieves. It emphasizes communal responsibility, promotes signs at farm gates, and hints at a reward for signing and cooperation.
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Yan Aun
Lean
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Senior News
Freshman News
Mills County Abstract Co
Iowa
Glenwood, Iowa
Minnesota
Free Bank
Dem
Aaa
Farm Bureau of Benefit To All
Pates
Mansfield
Malvern, Iowa
McCormick-Deering
International Harvester
McCormick - Deering Service
McCormick- Deering
International Starvester
McCormicks Deering Dyster
Farmall Savings Investment Plan
McGormick-Deering Dealer
Farmall
Cory
International Harvester Company
Techrogiesad
Council Bluffs, Lows
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