Pacific Junction Social News and Local Meetings
Pacific Junction residents enjoyed a band gathering at Mr and Mrs Peter Larson home with music games and refreshments. The farm bureau met with President Nelson presiding featuring cattle shipping talk recitation and a piano solo. Local business notes, visits Omaha Creston and Council Bluffs, a lodge officer election, and a Milestone party for Florene Scott are recorded along with several family and school updates.
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Peter Larson
Larson
W S Anderson
Council Bluffs
Myr
Hobart
Anderson
West Broadway
Pacific Lodvge
James Shuffler
Charles Williams
W M Moors
D A Purtell
Florene Scott
James Seott
Aaron Johnson
Alliance
Neb
Hilma Johnson
Alice Knowles
Fullerton
C. A. Lang
GL. L. Scott
Omaha
Irene
J. R. Coats
Rachel Stillwell
Idzon Eos Glen Whapple
Whipple
Mary Jane Smith
McMullen
Bartlett School Notes Show Strong Attendance and Plans
Loretta Winslow visited the Bartlett high school Friday afternoon as the Second B Grade reports perfect attendance this week. The Seventh Grade completed two geography drills while health crusade work began. Enrollment is near one hundred percent with a few absentees due to illness. The faculty lists several students among the graduates and notes a December 14 dedication day for the new building, followed by a chicken pie supper on December 16. The school reports strong averages, with an overall attendance around 95.48 percent and an 87 percent scholastic average. the Fourth Grade leads in attendance and grades. The Eighth Grade shows high spelling accuracy, and the First and Second Grades reflect varied attendance and averages. The Teachers Association held a Friday meeting focusing on purchasing a plane for the school and planning a community dinner.
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Loretta Winslow
Russell Dutton
Charente Ligier
Viva Eyler
Cecil Gravitt
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Ames Farmers Short Course To Feature Cash And Trophies
Mills county farmers may win two large silver trophies awarded yearly by Farmers National Bank and Henderson Citizens Bank for the best single and ten ears of corn from the county. The prizes will be shown at the state show held in Ames during the farmers short course on January 8.
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Mills County
Farmers National Bank
Henderson
County and State Corn Show to Feature Large Exhibits
Trophies from Farmers National Bank and Citizens Bank are awarded for one year and then engraved with the winner’s name before passing on. E. Howard, Harry Hilton, and Frank Hilton of Malvern and Co. E. Wilson, Ray Hilton, and Harry Hilton of Silver City are named as trophy winners and barred from further competition. Iowa’s 19th annual State Corn Show, with a $1500 premium, opens later in January under the Town Corn and Small Grain Growers' Association. The event, staged in Ames’s new Armory, will display 10,000 ears of corn, varieties test results, and exhibits from each college department, with entries limited to Iowa farmers. Premium lists and show details are available from the Secretary, Ames, Iowa.
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Farmers National Bank
E. Howard
Silver City
Harry Hilton
Malvern
Frank Hilton
Citizens Bank
Co. E. Wilson
Ray Hilton
Town Corn and Small Grain Growers’ Association
New Armory
Iowa
Ames
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the Tribune
Emerson and Nei 3D local notes and visits
Omaha visitor Dr H C Yates and Red Oak resident Jesse Shelley appear among a string of town callers. Malvern Glenwood and Council Bluffs visits are listed with Rev Reese revival meetings and Masonic officers elected. A bazaar, a baby birth announcement, and a Christmas gift idea wrap the page in community happenings.
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H. C. Yates
Omaha
Jesse Shelley
Red Oak
George Gilmore
Glenwood
W. C. Short
Malvern
Edith DeNart
Grandpa Gallatin Edie
J. G. Rochersperger
Eien Noonan
Jennie Jones
Wales
D. G. Jamison & Co
Marion Lang
Fern Young
Chicago
John Taylor
S.A. Larcent
Goodman
W Steese
Sidney
W J Robinson
Reese
Baptist Church
Masonic Order
Leo Wrance
M. John Carson
OD Creenwood
Unstable Land Values and Corn Market Prospects in the Mississippi Valley
The article argues that corn underpins agricultural wealth in the Mississippi valley states though marketable value fluctuates. It cautions against assuming perpetual cheap grain and predicts land values may depreciate if cheap corn endures. It suggests rising buying power could stabilize values and echo cotton’s southern rebound. It notes temporary abnormal conditions persist until natural laws restore balance.
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Mississippi Valley
Orm
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Frank Hoyle
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Laura Lincoln
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M. L. Evans
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Homer Liston
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L L Scott
Fred Dickersbach
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Tmogone
Charlie Liang
Bap Jlist
K A Hvans
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