Local Farm Debt Advisory Board to Continue Work
The Local County Farm Debt Advisory Committees continue vital work refinancing distressed debts and preventing dispossession. Mills County names 10,479 foreclosures statewide. meetings occur biweekly with district representatives guiding each county. Next Mills meeting set for Nov 1 and Dec 1 at the Malvern Community Building, with others at the same time and place. letters to State Farm Debt Advisory Council, State House, Des Moines, Iowa receive prompt attention.
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Eg Mosnes
Lone Farm Debt Advisory Council
Des Moines
Mills County
A. Ti
Judson
Glenwood
W. M. Estes
Pacific Junction
R. F. Buffington
Tom Brazelton
Hastings
J. BR. Clark
Henderson
Leo
Miller
Towa Farm
State House
Towa
Sealing Corn Requirements From Aaberg Under 1935 Plans
The document outlines who may receive a 45 cent guaranteed price for corn sealed and stored for two years. Eligible producers must have signed 1935 and intended 19238 corn hog contracts, with corn stored in well built cribs orbs ventilated and protected from weather. Cribs require sturdy floors, proper roofing, and ventilation with limits on distance from vents. Temporary cribs disqualify. sealing instructions to sealers and warehouse boards will be issued by Mr. Aaberg.
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Aaberg
Alsaint
Plattville Harvest Home Services Sunday
Plattville township held a Harvest Home program conducted by Rev. T. J. Petitt with address of welcome by B. F. Anderson Mills County Farm Bureau president. The event featured recitations music and dialogues plus a farm bureau federation address read by Rev. Petitt. County agent closed with a short talk. The aim is better understanding between rural and city residents.
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T. J. Petitt
M. E
Pacific Junction
Hillsdale
Plattville Township
B. FP. Anderson
Mills County Farm Bureau
Schody
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Chan. EB. Hearst
Petiit
Women's Clothing Club Leaders Meet
Women's Clothing Club leaders from White Cloud Deer Gladys Adams Creek Indian Crovek towne ship met March 28 at Strahan school house. Miss Gladys Adams extension clothing specialist presented trimming ideas. Twelve leaders attended and discussed remodeling and alteration. Next meeting planned for Mrs Ben Jackson Glenwood in December.
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Gladys Adams
Indian Crovek
Strahan School
Center
Rawles
Lyons
Clay Dashner
Noy
Ben Jackson
Glenwood
Anderson
Angraham
Silver Creek
East Oak Townships
Roy Donner
Malvern
Miss Adams
A Club Boys Start Baby Reeves on Feed this Week
A Farm Bureau committee plans beef club calf projects for boys who cannot buy calves. Twenty Shorthorn calves from Harry Hopley Farm Atlantic and twenty Herefords from Omaha stockyards were allocated, twenty to each county. County boys begin feeding now with a special class for show time next August. About 40 baby beeves expected on feed by November 16.
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Farm Bureau
J. A. Hurgoth
B. F. Buffington
Otha Hyde
Adrian MM. Wilson
West Pottawattamie County
Harry Hopley
Atlantic
Omaha
Milla County
Farm Bureau Schedule for Upcoming Week
Farm Bureau activities listed for the coming week include Strahan boys 4-H club meeting at Strahan school on Thursday at 2 30 p.m. November 16 Rawles township Farm Bureau meeting at Community church November 19 Center township Farm Bureau meeting at Hilladale church November 20 21 and 22 Outlook conference at Ames and December 3 4 6 6 and 7 Glenwood corn and poultry show.
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Farm Bureau
Chate
Strahan Boys
Strahan School
Rawles Township
Center Township Farm Bureau
Hilladale Church
Outlook
Ames
Glenwood Corm and
Anderson Township Plans Harvest Home Observance
At a committee meeting in Anderson Township the Harvest Home Sunday observance was scheduled for November 4 at Wesley Chapel Church in Andes sun township. J W R Turk chaired the committee and urged broad participation to make the day worthwhile for town and country residents, with a detailed program to be announced later.
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J. K. Clark
Anderson Township
Wesley Chapel
Andessun Township
J. WR
Turk
Worley Chapel
iProject Leaders Hold Dress Clinic
Home project leaders from Plattville West Oak Glenwood and St Marys townships met at Glenwood Armory on November 6 for the second 1935 1936 home project lesson a dress tirade led by Gladys H Adams with twenty six leaders in attendance the meeting listed numerous township leaders and volunteers across the groups and notes the next gathering for this group.
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Plattsville
West Oak
Glenwood
St. Marys
Gladys H. Adams
Plattville
Late Lincoln
Dave Kemp
C. Lincoln
Muale
E. Barnes
Ed Penn
Chas. Karr
Harley Karr
Herb Lincoln
Wilbur May
Edith Cowardin
Walter Harbert
Dean Purcell
Harry Ferrell
Henry Dowley
Dec 10 Service at Pacific Junction Methodist Church
A church event is planned for December 10 at the Pacific Junction Methodist Church basement.
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Pacific Junction Methodist Church
Emerson 4-H Boys Plan Skating Party at Meeting
Emerson 4-H Boys Club plans a skating party for the next meeting on Wednesday evening, December 21, weather permitting. If not, the meeting will be at Jack Coppare's home after the business session.
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Emerson 4-H
Emerson Boys
Jack Coppare
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