Editorial calls farm referendum on corn-hoe production control
The Leader urges all farmers to vote in Saturday’s referendum on a corn-hoe production control program for next year. It notes the vote does not specify program details, suggests a program similar to the past two years with possible production adjustments, and comments on imports from Canada and tariff discretion. It also mentions local indifference to a proposed free bridge across the Missouri at Omaha.
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Canada
First Avenue Hill
Presbyteriang
KR. Bruce West
Wamburg
Samuel
Malvern
Randolph
Fort Leavenworth
16Th Cavalry
J. O. Laird
Montana
Lee Donner
Rudolph Hopp
Donner
Rath Road
Fragmented reminiscences and local debates from an old issue
The piece blends civic concerns on road funding and bridge projects with a digressive memoir. It critiques taxation for infrastructure while recalling a childhood fence, a telegraph system, and local neighbors, ending with reflections on travel, seasons, and community life.
Telegraphy and a long walk toward the office
The narrator recalls a makeshift telegraph system built with found materials in a wood shed and a group including Gerald Caldwell using a discarded telegraph set. He notes the rapid way messages were sent and envisions continuing a walking journey from Heine to the office when weather and time allow.
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Gerald Caldwell
Yepor
Hutchia
Heine
Redemption Notice Re Demanding Tax Sale Redeem Rights
Notice of tax sale redemption in Milla County Iowa. On December 14 1931 the adjourned sale of December 1931 transferred Lot 13 block 25 in Malvern to A D French for delinquent taxes. Redemption expires within ninety days from service. Homer Duen holder of the certificate.
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Milla County
Iowa
A. D. French
Malvern
Homer Duen
Teachers Exams Set for Oct 23 24 25 1995 at Glenwood
Notice announces the next regular examination for teachers' uniform county certificates to be held in the office of the County Superintendent in Glenwood on October 23 24 and 25 1995. Examinations start at 9 p m each day. Amy Trammers County Superintendent of Schools. Also notes Navy recruits receive an initial clothing outfit not to exceed 87 50 dollars.
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Btu
Bolt
Glenwood
Amy Trammers
Navy
History of the Week by Glendon Williams
A sweeping interpretative recap of the week’s events from Europe to Africa. Italian activity near Aduwa and limited Ethiopian resistance feature amid strategic delays in Harrar. In Europe, Laval faces a dilemma as Britain demands League action while France seeks accord. News notes Britain Italy mediation, sanctions talk, and shifts in Mediterranean posture. Roosevelt and Garner traveled as neutrality debates linger. labor factions in Antic City see John L Lewis’s craft unions prevail over industrial unions.
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Europe
Inter
Laval
Frances
Italy
Great Britain
England
France
Germany
League of Nations
Mediterranean
League
Libya
Egypt
Pur
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Garner
Philippines
United States
Hull
Anne
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Antic City
John L. Lewis
Oakland youths invited to Junior Chamber meeting
Enthusiastic Oakland young businessmen learned last week they were invited to an organization meeting of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Plans emerged to form such a group in the city as the local scene showed a busy week with civic interest and community activities.
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Oakland
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Clarinda
Frank Farmer
Africa
Adair County Fair
Ta Grove hospital from Johnston home and 1836 Lenox plans
An exhibition in 1936 netted a profit of 167. The Jefferson post office site was costly. Editor Vic Lovejoy quipped about prices. Ta Grove converted C. Johnston residence into a hospital. Lenox education plans start with federal funds for courses in tome making, parliamentary procedure, business, history, English, economics.
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Jefferson
Ihe Pressible
Vic Lovejoy
The
Jefferson Hoe
Ta Grove
4. C. Johnston
Lenox
Packing company to open business soon says stockholders
The Lender report from Oct 22 1885 notes stockholders of the packing company meeting to start operations as soon as preparations are complete. Also included chase of local life: a muley cow scare, real estate moves, oyster trading plans, and local social notes.
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Y. I
Lewis
Gus Donner
Gospel Ridge
E. K. Kemple
Greig
Wm. Mellor
Vermont
Robert
George Mellor
Geo. McCabe
Marcus Chantry
Shenandoah College
Marcus
Hallowe'en
Fred Mulholland
Capt. Boehner
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