Emerson Funeral for Mrs Royal Barber Held in Glenwood
The funeral of Mrs Royal F Barber was held in Glenwood Sunday at 2 PM in Myers Funeral Home. Rev J F Minton and Rev J F Stille conducted services. Mrs Garner and Mr Spanewik provided music. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery. Florence Woodruff, born March 8 1912 Humeston, died Emerson October 18 1534. Survived by parents, one sister, two brothers and husband Royal Barber.
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Atrs. Royal F Barhber
Glenwood
Myers Festeral
J. F. Minton
Latter Dat Saints Church
F. Stille
Emerton Baptist Church
Garner
Spanewik
Council
Greywnod
Walter Gillearn
Cilford Morgan
Dale Ross
Russell Bacon
Max Myers
Humbert Wilkinson
Grate
Rebekah Lodge
Florence Woodruff
Fred Woodruff
Humeston
Emerson
Malvern
Royal EF. Barber
Standard Oil
Hamburg
J. F. Stille
Fred Stille
Council Bluffa
Martha
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Earl Ballinger
Virginia Ransom
Emmanuel Hospital
Omaha
Miss Ransom
Mary McOu
Community Notes From Champion Hill and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Dean McLain and her mother visited near Maitern with Mr Lain’s sister Mrs Donald Maher. Red Oak visitors included Mrs F C Rochersperger and Wanda. Whitten and Rath families hosted in the Whitten home while Lon Hatfield and family dined with Albert Streitenbergerts. Walter Kellenbarger Alf Cooper Lonie Bullington and families joined Jesse Shelley for supper. Nine young ladies met for a day of quilting at Wilma Cooper’s home. Thanksgiving donations for the Christian Home may be left with Emmet Cardiff by November 26.
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Martin Cling
Walter Clutes
Seward
Nebr
Bess Beeson
Lincoln
Pearl Lang
M. L. Evans
J. L. Evans
Donald
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Illinois
Art Frazier
Missouri
Emeragon High School
The
Wales High School
Misses Pearl
Lang
Pearl McLain
Beas Beeson
Minnie Whisler
Marjorie Jamea
Relayeu
Fred Branow
Utile
Shirley Ann
Counci Bigge
RB. Good
O. &. Fogarty
Mary Gibson
BB. Cole la Kier
Jamey Cheney
Cole
Dean McLain
Otis Davis
Mr Lain
Donald Maher
Maitern
F. C. Rochersperger
Wanda
Red Oak
Whitten
Misses Rath
Annie Matteson
Lon Hatfield
Albert
C. B
Emerson
Kapple
Gilbert and Daughters
Iease Shelley
Wilma Cooper
Lon Hatéelé
Christian Home
Emmet Cardiff
Ina K. Wood
Glenwood
Shower for Mrs Ed Thorson at Behick home
A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Edd Thorson whose secret marriage was recently announced. Mrs Schick assisted by Mrs Reuel Schick and Mrs Milo Behick hosted. Thorson received many beautiful useful gifts. A dainty luncheon was served for thirty five guests.
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Henry Behick
Edd Thorson
Schick
Reuel Schick
Milo Behick
Thorson
Emerton Edges Wales Quintet In Tight Double OT
Emerson high school nearly toppled by Wales with two extra periods. Wales edged ahead to win 19 to 18 after grueling action. Mills county squad showed promise for a strong season. Second team lost 15 to 14 to Wales. H. C. Hascall returned home from Portsmouth, Virginia after a month with relatives.
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Emerson High Acoal
Wales
Mills County
Emerson
Etraban
Feed Requirements of Herds Checked by Iowa Extension Service
The October summary from the Iowa State College dairy extension lists 62 active dairy associations checking feed according to production amid higher feed costs versus butterfat prices. A test comparing seven high producing herds shows cost per pound of butterfat at 15.6 cents when fed by production versus 22.6 cents for those not aligned, with multiple associations and producers named for both production and butterfat yields.
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Trowa
Iowa State College Dairy Extension Service
Teater
Association
Fremont-Page
Johnson
Marion-Lucas
Washington
Linn
Linn No
Benny Temersen -Buchanan
Acute Shortage of Seed Oats Revealed
Nearly three fourths of Iowa farmers lack seed oats sources for next spring. 11,500 replies from 62 counties show 8,000+ do not know where to get seed oats and 777 have a definite source. About 1,466 farmers listed over 68,000 bushels for sale from the 1833 crop. demand also rises for other seeds and grasses. Cropy men urge immediate arrangements for 1936 seed supply, or farmers will face higher prices and possible poor varieties.
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Iowa
Extension Services
Iowa State College
Dyas
Cropa
Lowe
Purchase of Cattle for Drouth Relief Not to be Resumed
Mills County farmers are told that federal and state drouth relief cattle buying will not resume. County agent Bruce Kilpatrick warns that unless farmers inventory feed and livestock, they risk having to sell or shed parts of their herds later at sacrifice prices. With feed scarce and prices rising, about 15 percent of Mills County cattle may need relocation to secure adequate feed.
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Bruce M. Kilpatrick
Drouth Telief
Drouth Tellaf
Iowa
Mr. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Mills County
Feeding Rations for Breeding Herds Warn of Seasonal Shortages
Iowa State College extension circular explains how to compose economical rations for beef cattle sheep and swine using fodder stover and silage with protein supplements and minerals. It notes breeding stock may require legume hay or meals and warns pork producers to adjust sow feeding by winter grain access. advises delaying breeding if grain is scarce. It also mentions energy content in atoms and cites 4 800 000 volts per atom as a curiosity.
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Moeatock
Tows State College
Browth
Extension Nerrica
Iowa State College
Iowa
C. C. Culberteen
Local Skim of News From Mt Vernon and Nearby Areas
An assortment of small items from Mt Vernon area recounts a student missing school due to an illness, family visitors in Hastings and Emerson, and a near miss in a woodcutting accident involving Tom Wills with a broken tooth. Residents hope recent rains bring moisture and crops. most farmers have wrapped up corn and fall plowing tasks.
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Robert
Loss Shaw
Fred
Tabor
Mra
Ruth Vanderpool
Sidney
Mre
G. F. Wills
Hastings
Emerson
Mt. Vernon
Tom Wills
Silver City
Tom
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Richard Crofton
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Rural Carriers’ Association
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Red Oak Hospital
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Ed Thorson
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H. C. Hascall
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W Ross
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Mills County Farm Bureau News
Harold E. Ingle
Cow Testing Association
Joe Chezik
Dysart
H. Martin
New Providence
Clark Hoyt
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Fred R. Blythe
Williamsburg
L. H. Goff
Purdy
Leo Kennedy
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Ellen
Wellsburg
Drouth
Mpreso Theater
Eddie Quillan
Ey Furness
Jof E. Brown
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Frank Mc
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Thanksgiving
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Mills County Abstract CO
American Title Assn
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Pisua
Collina Drug
Priest
Earnest White
Summera Brothers
Malvaro
Geo
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R. B. Tibbs
Enerson
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