Items from The Leader and The Teacher notices
From The Leader of Sept 17 1285 news items note Wil Black and Paul Evans leaving for Parsons College, Perry Wilson expanding sorghum production with a 50 acre cane crop, Charlie Christy at the Omaha fair, Dan F E Whitfield visiting from Atwood Kansas, A J Wearin marrying Mary Robb near Kinmundy, Walter Smith Edith and Florence Durbin visiting Omaha, Wey Dunn visiting Council Bluffs, Dr Thomas W Gidley noted as tall with Thos W Jr, Mrs W S Bell of Malvern shopping downtown, E W Bushnell and Chas Irvin narrowly escaping ditch collapse, Geo E White returning from the Nebraska state fair with winnings.
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Wil Black
Paul Evans
Fairfield
Parsons College
Will
Paul
Perry Wilson
Anderson Township
Charlie Christy
Omaha
Werther
Dan FE. Whitfield
Atwood
Kan
A. J. Wearin
Hastings
Iowa
Mary TL. Robb
W. W. Foster
Kinmundy
G. W. Gilmore
F. E. Mulholland
James Roberts
Walter Smith
Edith
Tabor
Florence
Cora Durbin
Wey Dunn Tank
Council Bluffs
Thos
W. Gidley
Mills County
Thos. W. Jr
Dee
Thomas Jr
Imnan
Bell
Malvern
Jady
E. W. Bushnell
Chas
Irvin
Geo
IE. White
Emerson Waa
Nebraska
Lincoln
Amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment Act outlined
Congressman Otha D. Wearth reviews the new farm bill as part of the 74th Congress first session. The amendments expand the AAA program, confine it to interstate commerce, ratify prior acts, and add consumer protection. Provisions include Ever Normal Granary, export subsidies, strengthened marketing agreements, and a broader farm adjustment plan for potatoes. Recovery and reform are seen as gradual goals.
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Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Innstall
Maina
Iowa
Big Combined Circus in Shenandoah Saturday
The Hagenbeck Wallace and Forepaugh Sells Bros Combined Circus comes to Shenandoah on Saturday with 2 performances at 2 and 6 pm. Highlights include Marta Rasputin and 20 elephants, aerialists, trained animals, clowns, and a baby giraffe, as the traveling show bills itself as the world’s largest wild animal menagerie on two trains.
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Hagenbeck-Wallace and Forepaugh-Sells Bros
Shenandoah
Cirena
Forebaugh-Sells Bros
Marta Rasputin
Grigor Rasputin
Romanoffa
Bert Nalson
John Helliot
Maximo
Rudynoff
Merkels
Gardiner
Earl Shipley
Paul Jerome
Paullung
Pawnee Hill Ranch
Old Town
Oklo
Hagenbagh-Wallace and
Forepaugh-Sells Bros
Community notes from Hopking MO Journal
A feed of short social items from Hopkin g Mo Journal lists residents visiting relatives and traveling. Names include Asbury Chas Bhaw in Shenandoah and Mrs John Meyers in Red Oak with multiple Omaha and Lincoln entries. Visitors, weekend stays, and dinners feature across families such as McGinnis, Irwin, Douglas, Shaw, Maynes, Peterson, Hepworth, and McCaln with towns Shenandoah Red Oak Omaha Lincoln Glenwood Sioux City.
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Chas. Bhaw
Shenandoah
John Meyers
Red Oak
Len Cheney
Corner Bluffs
A. J. McGinnis
Omaha
Grace Comstock
WI Irwin
Harvie Douglas
Ray Shaw
Sioux City
Harvie Douglas and
Wayne
James
Emory McDowell
Lincoln
J. W. Maynes
A. J. McGinnia
Ed Peterson
Gilbert McCaln
L. E. Hepworth
Glenwood
Farm Women Hold Meetings this Week in Mills County
Mills county farm women will hold home project meetings at various locations this week. Miss Gladys Adams from Town State College will discuss fall clothing trends and deliver illustrated talks on historic costumes. Meetings run 10 to 4 with music and games, inviting all county women to attend. Also notes ex Navy presence among New York police and ex sailors in fire dept.
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Mills County
Gladys. Adams
Town State College
Wesley Chapel Church
Anderson Township
Anderson
Silver Creek
East Oak
Ingraham
M. EB
White Cloud
Deer Creek
Indian Creek
Linseed Oilmeal and Tankage Compared in Iowa Feed Trials
Experiments at Iowa State College during Cattle Feeders Day show meat meal tankage as a fair fattening supplement for steer calves, though not as effective as linseed oilmeal. Culbertson notes tankage yields lower gain and less flare, with wet-rendered tankage performing better than dry, depending on tankage type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
C. Culbertson
Town State College
Culbuyis
Archding Cockerels Beat Selected at This Time
September and October are best for selecting breeding cockerels says Hr L Wileka of Iowa State College Poultry husbandry. Save vigorous birds and market slower developing cockerels to avoid crowding. Before selection weaknesses in pullet rock and strong mates in those areas are advised.
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Hr. L. Wileka
Iowa State College Poultry Husbandry Department
Chapter Novel Preview Sparks Interest in Local Readers
A fragmented excerpt hints at a forthcoming chapter titled Stromid and a character named Wileke Malea. The text references a school event, a public meet, and a focus on a clean cut appearance with bright, upstanding hair as descriptive elements.
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Wileke Malea
Junior Farmers Club Meeting at Carr Home
The River Valley Junior Farmers held their monthly meeting Friday September 6 at Penny Carr's home. President Shirley Lincoln Jr called the meeting to order. After roll call the group discussed next years projects and potential new members. Lunch followed, served by Mrs Hansen. Gerald Nuss club reporter.
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River Valley
Penny Carr
Shirley Lincoln, Jr
Hays
Threah
Hansen
Gerald Nuss
Elub
Center Bureau Meets at Hillsdale on Thursday
Center township Farm Bureau members heard reports on state fate at the Thursday meeting. Julian Rueh and Club Agent Adrian Wilson shared experiences and views of the town show. President Claude Williams presided with Mr Wilson proposing benefits from more households passing elections.
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Center Township
Farm Bureau Meeting in Plattville Township Friday
Plattville Township hosts a Farm Bureau gathering at Bethlehem school on Friday with a large crowd. The program featured readings and songs by local youths, a piano piece, and remarks on hunter warnings and postering rules. Officers will be elected in October, with committees named for the next meeting and refreshments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Meeting
Plattville Township
Bethlehem Schol
Lynn
Ralph Barnes
Shirley Lincoln Jr
Woordrow Cheney
Wien
Merritt Arnold
Rola
Sainh Jane Lincol
Mary Richardson
Jie
Jackie Coward
Betty Kemp
Pettit
Lyons
Aurea
Aval
Wayne Lincooln
No Graine
Bruce M. Kilpatrick
Esther Lincoln
Wayne Lincoln
Rose Mae Lincoln
Stella Lincoln
Gladys Kenyp
Edith Coward- In
Local Social Notes From Box Elder and Nearby Towns
Mrs Palin Parker hosts a community gathering at the Parker home with visitors from nearby areas. Framed by family events, attendees include Mr and Mrs Tyas Parker and the Wilhediref family, plus a visit by Phrenee Wilhediref near Malyorn. Ruth Steerns prepares for her sophomore year at Simpson College after a drive with Mr and Mrs Jevith Steerns.
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Palin Parker
Boreal
Malyorn
Tursen John Ayerds
Minnesota Lakes
Fed Ok
Marion Plomb
Friflay
Jevith Steerns
Ruth
Simpson College
Gen Kelton
Wren Thesdit
Brown
Herta Carnilehitel
Mero
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Washington
Congressman Otha D. Wearth
Asbury
Hopbian
Journal
New York
HCA
Mills County Farm Bureau
Fire Department
Lingary & Btvans Tobacco Co
Junior Farmers Club
Carr Home
Center Bureau
Hillsdale
Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch
Qquinas
Jay Beau Cocke
Wall
Faust Street
Their
Equal Rights Party
Trinity Church
Wired
F. L. Ovington
U. S
Ak Nun
Tris
Ford
Ford Precision
Jesus
Salyers Auto Co
Eer
Main Street
Broadway
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