Red Cross Roll Call Urges Mills County Support
The Red Cross Roll Call extends from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving urging Mills County residents to join without personal solicitation. Banks will accept memberships and blanks, with emphasis on wartime and postwar relief. Local schools and Junior Red Cross projects foster international goodwill through exchanges with Japan Norway and Czechoslovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National American Red Cross
Mills County
Red Cross
Red Cross International
Milla County
Japan
Norway
Czechoslovakia
Glenwood Girl Scouts
Red Crosse
Why and How of the Great Iowa Farm Bureau
A Buffalo News article discusses the Farm Bureau as a representative, constructive force for Iowa farmers. It emphasizes organizing farmers to address marketing, taxation, transportation, and legislation while promoting economic and social well being through family participation and community involvement.
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Iowa Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Grand Piano for Immediate Sale by Beciller Piano Co
Notice offers a beautiful new grand for less than half original price with possible storage plan. parties paying cartage charges may negotiate. For particulars write at once to Beciller Piano Co Oregon Tl 172.
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Beciller Piano Co
Oregon
Farm Bureau Ladies Lesson on Home Canning
The Indies of East Oak Ingra ham and Sliver Creek townships met at Mrs. Herby Wasserman’s home to study the first lesson of the third year nutrition course on Home Canning for Good Nutrition. Miss Helen Swinney demonstrated canning chicken spinach and carrots, discussed containers sterilizing and equipment, and showed a Burpee can sealer and a pressure cooker. The group reviewed canning procedures for fruit vegetables and meats, discussed spoilage, took a review test, and planned the next meeting for December 17 at Mrs. Emil Leu’s home with Marketing for Good Nutrition as the topic. The hostess, county chairwoman, and other members attended, and Miss Swinney closed with three English folk songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oak
Ingraham
Sliver Creek
Herby Whaserman
Helen Swinney
Swinney
Emil Leu
Jack
B. G. Ruse
Hugh Clipson
R. P. Thompson
Canning Lesson Meets At Mrs Andrews Home
A follow up meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Will Andrews on Thursday November 20. Anyone interested in the lesson on canning is welcome. Bring a covered dish and service for one. Come at 10 a.m. Mrs. B. F. Buffington, reporter.
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Will Andrews
B. F. Buffington
Business as Usual for Iowa Livestock Farmers in Short Corn Year
Amid anticipated short corn yields, Iowa livestock feeders are urged to stick with feeding plans using available feeds. History shows that those who maximize food use and sustain feeding often profit when corn prices rise. Oats barley and wheat are plentiful while corn remains the primary yet supplemented fattening option.
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Iowa
Nutrition Meeting At Klindt Home In November
The first of a series of all day nutrition meetings was held at Mrs. W E Klindt home on Monday November 10. Mise Helen Swinney Ames specialist demonstrated canning chicken and packing in a pressure cooker. Baked apples were canned and the tin can sealer shown. Each leader will run follow up meetings with the aim every woman in townships receiving the lesson. Attendees included Mrs S B Lincoln Mrs Bulls Karr Mrs Mary Lewis Mrs Harley Karr from Plattville. Mrs W Agan Mrs Ralph May from Glenwood. Mrs Will Green Mrs J E K Stauch Mrs W E Klindt from St Marys. Mrs H OU Edwards Mrs Chas Plumer Mrs Henry Thieschafer and Mrs Wim Dreyer from West Oak. Visitors were Mrs Coffey Omaha Mrs Cletis Edwards Alliance and Mrs Fred Niemoler Oak township. Next meeting at Mrs Mary Lewis Pacific Junction on Monday December 15. Mrs Wim Dreyer reporter.
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W. E. Klindt
Mise Helen Swinney
Ames
8. B. Lincoln
Bulls Karr
Mary Lewis
Harley Karr
Plattville Township
W. Agan
Ralph May
Glenwood
Will Green
J. EK
Stauch
Mra
St. Marys Township
H. OU. Edwards
Chas. Plumer
Henry Thieschafer
Wim. Dreyer
West Oak Township
Coffey
Omaha
Cletis Edwards
Alliance
Fred Niemoler
Oak Township
Pacific Junction
Wim
Dreyer
Channel swimmers face little sponsor attention this year
The Springfield Sun notes minimal notice for channel swimming events as sponsors neglect to advertise what grease or brand the female swimmers use, highlighting scarce publicity from oil companies.
Misuse of Schools for Solicitation Work
Complaint reached this office about agents trying to organize pupils for soliciting purposes. If true, local school authorities should investigate and act promptly. Public schools should not be used for exploitation or propaganda of any kind, commercial, political, or sectarian.
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State Dept. of Public Instruction
Farm Bureau Plans For Annual Meeting
Farm Bureau board decides to hold the annual gathering during the week of December 15. The event will be an evening party with invitations extended to all. President A C Hopp names committees: Nomination Henry Buck B F Anderson D N McGraw. Resolutions George Hilton Myron Jones B C Lincoln. Program F E Mulholland Thos W Gidley and one to be appointed later.
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Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Farm Bureau
A. C. Hopp
Henry Buck
B. F. Anderson
D. N. McGraw
George Hilton
Myron Jones
8. C. Lincaln
F. E. Mulholland
de. Thos. W. Gidley
Naapailtant Meeting in Rawles and Center Twos
Farm bureau ladies from Rawles and Center townships met Tuesday November 11 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Mrs. Ernest White's home. Helen Swinney of the Extension service reviewed first and second year nutrition, showed meat canning packing, and a lunch was served. The lesson covered preventing Botulinus poisoning and a second training session is planned for December 16 at Mrs. A C Evans's home from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Farm Bureau
Rawles
Center Townships
Ernest White
Helen Swinney
Extension Service
Misa Swinney
A. C. Evans
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Pelt
Power Companys
Sony Cequires
Lipper Nere Ara A
Klindt
Tiaby
Wayne Dickersiansi
Dick Hyde
Wayne Meeks
Ervin Meeks
James Henderson
Russell Maynes
Harl Maynes
Walter Carl Donner
Edward Wearth
Hadley Parker
Carda
Bureau
Farm Bureau Plans
Center Twos
Banner
Teres
White Eagle
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