Under nourishment in Mills County and Mot Dances
The article notes surprising reports of undernourishment among children in Mills County, Iowa, amid talks of self-sufficiency. It contrasts local garden potential with reliance on shipped produce from other states, citing vegetables and fruits imported from multiple western states. It also mentions health department news on Iowa birth rates and a reader’s forum from Shenandoah with a personal note from Chas. W. Sullivan at Hand Hospital.
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Mills County
Iowa
Idaho
Montana
Colorado
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
California
Texas
State Department of Health
Eric P. Pfeiffer
Drude
Grifte Shoppe News and Iowa Law Remarks
The text discusses Grifte Shoppe staff, Chicago visitors, and a furniture dealer market with cribs and baby beds. It mentions Iowa law and a political figure, Rep Mike Dini, and a general note about a coming event or statement. The fragmentary source provides limited readable facts and names without clear chronology.
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Chicago
Pioneer days memories of Riverside Sunbeam and Fairview
A reminiscence recalls early schoolhouses near Riverside and Ran dolph, the Sunbeam site west of Strahan, and the Fairview area. Rev. Sam Forlaw and later Rev. Patterson and John Eliot led Riverside Sunbeam and Fairview charges with revival meetings at candlelit schoolhouses, large congregations, and fervent prayers as winter sled lines formed outside.
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Ags
Riverside
Randolph
Sunbeam
Strahan
Gipe
Fairview
Sam Forlaw
Theo
Patterson
John Eliot
Pioneer Church Life and Settler Memories in Iowa
A historical reminiscence recounts early Iowa settlements around Deer Creek and Randolph, naming families, communities, and the spread of railroads in 1869. It reflects shifts in church, school, and social life, noting old homes, leadership, and the transition to centralized schools while preserving enduring religious influence.
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Lower Deer Creek
Randolph
Upper Deer Creek
Smith
Strahall
Anth Grove
North Grove
In- Creek
Jimerson
Hastine
Teday
Lower Teer Creek
Jay
John Avthrion
Robert Antrim
Atkinson
Marian Hhuitton
Whillimyre
Jacob Thomas
Ie Watkere
Kilpatricks
Heaton
Whi Katton
Greenwalt
Sunbeam
Gipe
S. 5S
W. G. Salyers
George Hiltone
Grandpa Miller
Fot
Clark
Tom Kayton
Joe Whitfeld
Parks
Malvern
John Bishops
James Langmuirer
Hambsch
Fairview
Jim
Pat Criswell
Isaac Addy
Hannah
Finly
Strahan
David Douglas
Sam Stockton
Nancy Brockton
North
Mose Weaver
Mra
Shawl
Peer
Iowa
Church Supoty
Enworth League
Ladies Girl
Women's Society For
Cristian Service
Christian
Ives
Clark Midler
Charley Hawbech
Chamberlain, Raye
Angaulr
Jim Chawel
Saurius
Sundey Acoal
Angus
My Howe
Lale Taylor
Renee
Landowners Under Fire in Soil Payment Fight and City Immigrant Sketch
Criticism mounts at landowners leasing farms and keeping soil conservation payments. The piece notes tenancy gaps, government safeguards, and rising sentiment for fair rental terms as fall sowing faces chinch bugs and grasshoppers. It then tours Chinatown and the Lower East Side, detailing immigrant life, diversity, and crime rates, with census figures for New York’s varied communities.
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Chinatown
New York
Jersey City
Newark
Hudson
Bowery
Lower East Side
U. S
Frite Kuhn
Harlem
Central Park
Harlem River
J. 8
Lfe
Brandinavien
Brookish
Narrows
Twony
Abbotts
Greenwich
Montana
Kentucky
Bronx
Washington Bay
Melting Pot continues voyage through Manhattan and sights
The writer recalls traveling through Manhattan with Mrs W during a mid afternoon rush hour. They describe crowded subways and ferries, a tour with the Abbotts to Staten Island antiques shops, and a morning drive from Battery to Broadway and Wall Street. The tour includes a visit to Old Frinky church and notes Union Square and the Bow areas.
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Mrs. W
Manhattan
Abbotta
Staten Island
Abbott
Manhattan Island
The
Battery
Wall St
Financial District
U. S
Geeorges
Lower Manhattan
Union Square
Notice of Expiration for Tax Sale Lands Hastings IA
Notice to T J Wright that Lots B41 and 542 in Hastings Mills County Iowa were sold for 1937 1925 and 1938 taxes on December 2 1940. Redeption rights expire ninety days after service of this notice unless redeemed. Dated August 30 1941 Carl V Hodge assigned by E A Schade Mills County Iowa.
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T. J. Wright
Mills County
Iowa
Hastings
A. D
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F. A. A. Wortman
D. Rorly
Beart of Supervisors
Bea
Serwathar
Tae
Pep
Re Henry
Teo
Reader's Forum
Dn O
Arewid Malvern
Chas, W. Sullivan
Hand Hospital
Shenandoah
Pop’s
Mike Dini
Dodge
R. K. Piper
Orel Methodist
Birebeu
Mille County
Tamia
Finis
Walter Wendt
Rockwell City
J. A. Parsons
M. D
Ra Malvern, Ja
Mulholland
Carl V. Hodge
E. A. Schade
Gearha Lumber Co
Koil
Korn Kobblers
Dix
Esdaya
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