O Neal Urges Immediate Action on Farm Bills
President O Neal of the American Farm Bureau urges members to press Congress for swift action on the Goldaborough money stabilization bill and the Marketing Act amendments. He calls it a finish fight, asks members to write to senators and House members, and warns that victory hinges on organized agriculture and membership strength.
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Washington
F. Watt A. O'Neal
A. F, BF
Farm Bureau
Guidesborough Bt
McNary
Twe
O'Neal
Bankera Dif Wa
Me. O'Neal
Goldaborough
A. FB. F
House of Representatives
Senate
Royal Farm
Benator
Howes
Mr. O'Neal
Farm Bureau Calendar May Meetings Across Townships
May schedules list Plattville township meeting at Bethlehem school on the 18th, Raches township meeting at Fairview Community building on the 24th, and a Girls 4 H club leaders training at Malvern Community building on May 26. Also noted are May 2 to 8 Marys township meeting at Bernard Brent's home and Tuna Plainview Community Club meeting at O F Kirkendall farm.
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Plattville
Bethlehem
Raches
Fairview
Lesdera
Malvern
Marys
Bernard Brent
Tuna
Plainview
Cull Hen: A Guide to Picking High Yield Hens
Agricultural note explains the difference between layer and loafing hens and advises culling poor producers to maintain flock efficiency. It details signs of low productivity such as dry combs broody birds underweight birds and yellow prized varieties and suggests selling post layer before frost to protect prices.
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W. R. Whitfard
Country Specialiat
Town State College
County Agent News of Bureau Members
Roy Lincoln of Plattville township urges diversification through crops beyond corn. A corn test plot was planted on the F G Kochersperger farm with four four pound samples evaluated against local plots including E Wilson and J M Fickel farms. An erosion demonstration north of Glenwood planted black locust trees to combat soil washing.
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Roy Lincoln
Plattvilla Township
F. G. Kochersperger
Kochersperger
Myron ‘Jones
Center Township
C. EB. ‘Wilson
Anderson Township
Beardes
These Mills
E. Wilson
J.M. Fickel
H. F. Clark
Glenwood
Farm Bureau Farmers Back Erosion Control Efforts
In Mits county demonstrations promote earth dam erosion control. J W Carter orchard inspected as effective. Carter and RC Hopp among farmers adopting earth dam method. A M Armstrong and J J Wilson endorse farming organizations. They credit 4H work and value Farm Bureau for state and national interest protection.
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J. W. Cartar
Mr. Carter
RC. Hopp
A. M. Armatrong
3. J. Wilson
Farin
Rural Schools Report Students Earn Awards and Certificates
The Rural Schools report lists pupils earning perfect spelling awards at Hawthorne Voster Evernham Foxworthy Prairie Valley and West Liberty with names across multiple grades. Attendance honors at Pleasant Hill and reading circle certificates are noted, plus writing gold seals and penmanship progress at Hewthorne and Foxworthy.
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Hawthorne
Lorraine Burks
Hershel Nuss
Junior Bomer
Grace Nuss
Helen Julius
Voster
Tower
Marvin Hieltmann
Lou Rita Kruse
Matinda Hangen
Norman Kruce
Afar
Jolla Kahl
Fern Hoenfeld
Evernham
Glen Keilorg
Norma Jean Willams
Foxworthy
Vada Holden
Georgia Marsh
Prairie Valley
Louie Jerovaky
Grantoline Rafferty
West Liberty
Margherine Mayberry
Rosie Wagner
Virginia Mayberry
Minniellen Colwell
Emma Mayberry
Jean Meredith
Duane Mayberry
Lincoln
Ernest Lincoln
Silver Creek
Donald Burgoln
Leona Malakelt
Shady Grove
Perry Field
Barkle Harrington
Thornton Dunedon
Helen Hasselquist
Osborne Velley
Evelyn Latchaw
Mt. Vernon
Stary Jayne Deltchler
Martin Jenckel
Benton
Elizabeth Wilson
Indian Creek
Lorraine Bowen
Irene Boott
Osborne Valley School
Foxworthy Schagl
Helen Hinsaalquist
Hagel Haseelquist
Viole
Foxworthy P. Beat i' Has: Mesting, Fismio Friday
Foxworthy P. wins a feature on a Friday contest amid unclear local notes and garbled text. The fragment mentions a school and possible figures or tasks but remains largely unreadable.
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Foxworthy
P. Beat i
Choose Your Own Congress Candidate Selection in Town
Voters in the seventh Congressional district face a diverse slate of nominees for Congress. Biographies of all contenders appear, including women candidates featured on the ballots. This material originally appeared in The Des Moines Sunday.
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Congress
Seventh Congressional District
Woodbine Educated Lawyer Carteret Joins Council
In August 26 1885 State in Life notes Carteret a Woodbine High School Des Moines University trained lawyer who studied while teaching in high school and normal college in South Dakota and Iowa. Admitted to the bar in South Dakota in 1914 he has practiced in Council Bluffs for 14 years. He has two sons and advocates cutting government expenses eliminating bureaus reducing taxes and collecting foreign debt.
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Woodbine
Carteret
Woodbine High School
Des Moines University
Normal College
South Dakota
Iowa
Bouth Dakota
Counc
Albert McGinn Democrat from Iowa Biography
Albert McGinn, born a farm boy near Charlotte Iowa February 1 1887, rose from Defiance High School to Highland Park College and Georgetown Law, earning a law degree in 1914. He practiced in Council Bluffs from 1916, father of four boys and three girls, running on a platform advocating reduced government expense, a referendum on prohibition, a stabilized dollar and unemployment legislation.
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Albert M'Ginn
Charlotte
Shelby County
Defiance High School
Highland Park College
Georgetown Law School
Political Figures and Early Life Sketches Across States
A fragmented reminiscence profiles three men, Democrat William Philip Welch born in Missouri Valley Iowa in 1894, son of a coal miner who pursued law and ministry, and a Republican Utaman born in Wisconsin in 1874. Welch pursued education through Creighton, served as deputy internal revenue collector, and ran for multiple offices. John Aloysius Green, born in Stone City Iowa in 1881, worked in stone quarrying and building material, later moved to insurance in Council Bluffs, with a large family. Utaman, a Wisconsin Republican, reclaimed Missouri river farmland and ran for Montana governor nomination in 1924, reflecting farm and unemployment themes.
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William Philip Welch Democrat
Missouri Valley
Missouri Valley Public Schools
Creighton
Sharon
Indiana Bar
Internal Revenue
Department of Justice
Washington
Hamburg
Supreme Court
Bryan
Nebraska
John Aloysius Green
Stone City
Jones County
Browa City
St. Mary's College
Kansas
Creighton University
Cedar Rapids
Fe Insurance
Cornell Bluffs
Utaman
Horn
Wisconsin
Harrizon County
Missouri River
Modale
Prescott
Wis
Hastings
Minn
Pigtfory
Farm near Hastings marks a life cut short
In Hastings area, a man known as Tad or Qthad died after a life marked by farm work and riding animals. His education included local bounty schools and Tabor College, reflecting a rural upbringing and transition from schooling to work.
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Hastings
Tabor College
James Pearson Democrat Nebraska Political Figure Biography
James Pearson, a Democrat born August 19, 1879 in Bern, began life on a farm. He moved with his family to a farming life in Nebraska, served in the Nebraska House, was lieutenant governor, postmaster at Moorefield, and grain buyer. He moved to Shenandoah, Iowa in 1926 to join Station KENF, was defeated for Congress in 1928 by 14,364 votes, and came within 1,686 votes of election in 1820. He received Nebraska endorsement for vice president in this year’s preference primary.
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James Pearson
Bern
Panati
Carver
Hlackemith
Nebraske
Nebraska House
Nebraska
Republican Charles E Swanson Lifelong Iowan Judge and Politician
Charles Edward Swanson born January 3 1878 on a farm near Clearfield Iowa was educated in Clearfield Knox College and Northwestern University Law School. He began law practice in Council Bluffs in 1907 served as War county attorney of Pottawattamie from 1916 to 1922 was elected to Congress in 1928. He sat on judiciary and elections committees and was a Republican whip. He supported tariff in 1930 the Reconstruction Finance Corp in 1932 and favored stabilizing purchasing power and cutting government expenditures.
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Glaeabure
Carter
Clearfield
Knox College
Northwestern University Law School
Council Bluffs
War County
Pottawattamie County
Hag
Congress
Judiciary
Towa
Republican Whip Organization
Mt Vernon Notes On Visits and School Alumni
Mrs Alice Anderson Smith and husband from Omaha visited Mt Vernon area on Sunday. Tom Wills spent last weekend with his sister Mrs Danford. Mt Vernon area farmers welcomed rain aiding corn planting. Malvern high school will graduate Lorena Villa Albeta and Max Shook on May 20. John Walter and team gathered hogs for Council Bluffs and South Omaha markets Monday evening. The Weak's grove centertee was attended by many parents and relatives.
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Alice Anderson Smith
Omaha
Tom Wills
Pacific Junction
Danford
Missea Lorena Villa
Ern Alsberta
Max Shook
Mt. Vernon School
Wil
Malvern High School
Mt. Vernon
John Walter
Council Bluffs
South Omaha
Vernonachoo
Weak's Grove
Hillsdale Social Roundup Includes Visits and Accident
Hillsdale residents share weekend gatherings with relatives in Glenwood Tabor Banat and Banat Liberty. Miss Jean Sutton stays with relatives. Everett Satiyera suffers a broken right arm in a Ford crank incident. Avonette McIntyre visits Milas Laura Hilton. Laura Clark Bun day hosts Mrs Howanl and Miss Arline Howard. Laura Hilton entertains a party for Milas Evangeline McLain. Everett Sawyers family spends Sunday with Extella Sawyers and Frank.
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Jean Sutton
Glenwood
Tewis Ranne
Marion Culver
Baby
Tabor
Unc
A. H. Culver
Everett Satiyera
Ford
Taater
Avonette McIntyre
Milas Laura Hilton
R. G. Hues
B. Cromer
Banat Iiberty
Laura Clark Bunday
Edwin Howanl
Arline Howard
Omaha
Mias Howard
Flora Potter
Laura Hilton
Milas Evangeline McLain
Everett Sawyers
Mia
Extella Sawsore
Frank
Probate Notice Opens for Last Will of John Hummette
Notice in probate records of Mass County Districts district court announces that a purported last will and testament of John Hummette of Mitta County Iowa was filed, opened, and read on May 18 1882 and May 1938 at 8 o clock in the morning. The instrument is to be proven at the Glengood Court House with objections to be heard by the court on the date stated. Dated May 13 1932 by H J Widows deputy Gladys F Gcatt.
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Mass County
John Hummette
Mitta
Towa
Clark
Said County
Glengood
Said
Eaid Court
H. J
Gladys F. Gcatt
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Mills County Farm Bureau News
George Rosengels
Ian Skagen Berry
Benvetniy
Farm Bureau Calendar
Malcolm. Campbell
Sturgeon Malvern
Strahan Consolidated School
H. H. Kayton
W. Wy Mola
Mits
Manok
John
Charles Edward Swanson
Hillsdale
Mansfield
Ansfield
Alvern
Thia
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Sentiones
America
Cheverolet
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