Mills kinship and move swap stories of town life
Imogene S E Mills wiresnt M Simmer and family left Monday for a new home. Mr and Mrs Samer were born and raised here and friends regret their departure. They wish success in their new business and invite calls from friends. Several locals, including Miss Agnes Mottesen and Mrs. Denial spethiee, are mentioned in social notes with travel, visits, and upcoming events surrounding families in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Simmer
Samer
Mr. Saner
Tim
Howe
Gurteelericher
Sv. Dieuarld
Agnes Mottesen
Blenindogl
Miss Rote
Leekind
Fran Erdiboal
Crreton
Vl Mo Sather
Inewiar
Inflation a slow process warned by Leonard Ayres
New Brunswick New Jersey Pres Yt prospects show inflation may be slow to reach a crisis level. Colonel Ayres, Cleveland Trust, told the Graduate School of Banking that only frank government policy to meet expenses can avert a debt heavy path. He cited Europe’s five year inflation due to peacetime deficits financed by bank credit and warned the U S might face a longer stretch before stabilization. He outlined five requisites of inflation including sustained business, rising stock markets, real credit expansion, large gold outflows, and persistent budget deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Prunswick
N. J
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust
Ompans
Graduate School of Ranking
American Natitute of
Nanking
Ratcers University
Asres
Ieraiany
Belgtam
Italy
Hank Credit
Europe
Germany
Meri
Ayres
Why Farm Yields Vary Across Farms and Time
A historical piece questions why corn and pork yields differ sharply between farmers. It cites the impact of power machinery, crop rotation, diversified crops, and economical feeding as keys to solving farming problems. It also outlines anticipated economic developments and future trends in farming and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gays
Banking Ready New You There l aludant vatiotied thie baka are dawn any
The text appears garbled with numerous transcription errors. It mentions banking and a leader, but lacks clear names, dates, or events to form a coherent summary.
Box Elder and Shenandoah Social Roundup
Mrs Fred McV and Boyd visited Shenandoah on Tuesday. Lone Tree church Ladies Aid held annual picnic with many baskets and cheerful talk despite chilly weather. Roy LeRoy Majors families shared a social evening at John Pullines home near Macedonia. Betty Majors visited Mia Pillines. Ed and family and others helped with threshing and strawbaling at Nels Christensen home Wednesday. John Brown and Mrs Jeanne Weatherly visited Council Bluffs Thursday. A pot luck dinner was served at Harry Clark home near Carson. Guests visited Brown home Sunday and Monday: Mia Leona Conklin Irene and Lou Rush from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McV
Boyd
Shenandoah
Lone Bie
Roy
LeRoy Majors
John Pullines
Macedonia
Betty Majors
Mia. Pillines
Nels Christensen
Chris
Elmer Schoening
John Brown
Jeanne Weatherly
Council Bluffs
Weatherly
Grace Mumey
Grace Mumey Screme. Mrs. John Ayers
Hazel
Henderson Christian Md
Harry Clark
Carson
Brown
Mia
Leona Conklin
Irene
Lou Rush
Kansas City
Two Schools Open New Year Monday in Vicinity
Two small district schools restart after vacation week with new teachers and pupil counts. Dox Elder School, cleaned and ready, welcomes Rol Ne Fight for his fifth term with 25 pupils. Valing School newly deporated Inglde opens with 2 pupils and Miss Genevieve Nilan of Oakland as teacher. Lone Star has six pupils. two attend Treynor and four attend Macedonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnday
Dox
Rol Ne Fight
Valing
Inglde
Pupis
Genevieve Nilan
Oakland
Lone Star
Treynor School
Macedonia
Miss Pauline Parker Weds Julius Clausen in Aug
A marriage license was issued at Cornell Bluffs on Wednesday Aug 28 to Julius Clausen of Freynor and Pauline Parker of this locality. Miss Parker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Parker, is a Macedonia high school graduate. Mr Clausen is a Prosperius farmer of Treynar. The community extends best wishes to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell Bluffs
Julius Clausen
Freynor
Pauline Parker
Misa Parker
Chas, Parker
Macedonia High School
Clausen
Tréynar
Mothiers Cook Book Heels and Ginger Bread Recipes
A vintage recipe page lists Hot Water Ginger Bread with egg sugar molasses and ginger, Frozen Boston Pudding from day-old bread, Frangipani Pie with rice pastry, Coffee Junket with coffee and milk, and a note on New England style bread and breakfast items. The column preserves old time cooking techniques and measurements in a quirky, fragmentary OCR style.
Dam structures completed near Silver City for sod flume
At the CCC Camp Richard Kidwell report notes all temporary dam structures are finished on the James Bur eain farm north of Silver City. Excavation for the 70 fet sod flume is done, bank sloping and fencing of the erosion area to be finished within two days. Fingerprints of the boys in camp were taken Saturday for government records and identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bureain
Silver City
Construction of Garage and Tool House Started
The SCS garage and tool house began Tuesday. Engineer Hadley and experienced camp workers, with Mr. Rickerbork of Malvern, lead the project. The structure measures 144 by 24 feet and 12 feet high at the front, tapering to eight feet in the rear, and will hold 12 trucks with a wash rack, repair shop, and tool house. Oak framing, galvanized iron roof and sides, and a cement floor will be used for the shop and tool house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SCS
Hadley
Rickerbork
Malvern
Trucks Sent to Des Moines for Cold Weather Needs
Three stake trucks and two army trucks were sent to Fort Des Moines Tuesday after stoves, kitchen supplies and winter clothing. The stoves are a welcome sight to the campers. This early cold weather has taken the boys unawares and is wrecking their good nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Des Moines
Winter Cover for Alfalfa by an Agronomist Tolljedahl
Alfalfa should have good fall growth for winter protection with 10 inch tops before freezing. In Milly county cut jayt crop by Sept 19 to reduce winter injury. Old stands need more protection. top growth provides reserve food and snow catch. Recent rains boost fall growth. Camp activities at fair grounds include new equipment, resurfaced walks, and repaired railings. Some campers struggle with cold, but a team is forming. some lads show stiffness from late summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.B. Tolljedahl
Milly
Sklony Uwnrein
Phillipsburg
Kane
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Imogene S.E. Mills
V. M. Saner
Creston
Hotert
Emma Boatwright
Ed Phillips
Emtun
Waller Heatwright
Farmers City
Maryville
Om Farm
Shawberry
Panny Mcfiareili
Omaha
Conner Blutts
Delia Aaehes
Cogrice
Mary Martha
Oma- Ine
Sioux Palle
S. 1
Fraw Gee
Wodursabay
Chorfie
St Mary Hospital
Ormond Plats
Wits
Mhyenavid
Pristads
Gore Eorry
L. Bo Gutsehenrit
Mies Londse
Mes
Gutyehen- Miter
Dhuaghter
Ed Maeher
Coundy Bhitts
Maher
J. J. Saner
Grace Comstock
Munelard
Beer Coach Center
Sehool
Mistol
the Cassell
Urmel
Pasha
Cola
Louise Sheldon
Percival
Airerate
Lees Ao
Herrits
Mira San Diego
Calif
Amor
Vic Navy
Swine Eye
Col. Ayres
Banking Grouns
Harry Wilson
Sli
Liberal
A. P. Frederickson
Sidney
Iowa
Plekér
Mothiers Cook Book
Blalow
Ovabstonte
Wohore
Aduet
CCC
Richard Kidwell
James Burgain Farm
Des Moines
Jermite Wormer
Jermite
Wormer
Heough
Coe Gallu
Collins Drug Company
Tim Lake
Rawleigh
Dept
Freeport
Latchaw
Alfred Hummell
Peoria
W. L. Smith
Walter Shenefield
H. HH. McKnight
Charles Slater
Chevrolet
Kenneth McMahon
Phillips
Emerson
T. L. Lawson
John Carson
Town
Della Lucas
W. BR
Byington
Kent
Hastings
Eva van Ausdale
Will Young
Tom Bhaw
Plano Tuning
Collins Drug
F. J. Martin
G. W. Douglas
Nop
R. E. Parker
Raymond Nelson
Hampshire
Poland
Farrow
Timothy Day
Andy J.berkhimer
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