Farm Bureau Accomplishments Highlight United Action
The American Farm Bureau Federation cites a sweeping set of achievements. It credits uniting over a million farmers across 1,507 county bureaus and 46 state federations, advancing cooperative marketing, drafting marketing committees, and fostering cooperative livestock, dairy, fruit, wool, and grain systems. It also notes transportation savings, regulatory gains, and broad advocacy shaping national farm policy and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau Federation
America
Farmer's Grain Marketing Committee
US Grain Growers, Inc
Grain Growers, Inc
Co-operative Marketing
Farmers’ Live
National Live Stock Producers’ Association
Farmers’ Dairy Marketing Committee
Department of Co-operative Marketing
American Cotton Growers’ Exchange
Farm Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Washington
Congress
War Finance Corporation
Grain Exchange
The
Great Lakes-St Lawrence
Europe
Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Some Familiar Names In Simpson College Bulletin
A Simpson College Bulletin lists familiar Mills County names. Bradford Newcomb and family now in Colorado Springs engage in lumber. his daughter is at the State University of Colorado, and a son attends Harvard. Carl Pryor of Council Bluffs, class of 1907, named assistant general counsel for CB&Q with Burlington HQ. L D Mallonee, Audubon county attorney, is a Simpson postgrad and son-in-law of Mr and Mrs J.8 Chamberlin. Channing Meadow edits the Literary Quarterly. Twenty eight Simpsonian Clubs are reported in Des Moines conference territory with officers listed for the Simpson Club in Miss county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson College Bulletin
Mills County
Bradford Newcomb
Osceola
Colorado Springs
Colo
Boulder
Carl Pryor
Council Bluffs
Cb& Qrr
Burlington
Simpson
L D Malloneec
Audubon County
Mallonee
Chamberlin
Channing Meadow
Hastings
W P Wortman
Malvern
Reflections and quips about marriage and gender roles
A collection of sharp witticisms on women and men, marriage dynamics, and social stereotypes. It contrasts jealousy and affection, hints at biblical tales with a wry edge, and ends with an ad pitch for Tanlac Vegetable Pills promising guaranteed results and customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey & Howe
Iowa News Notes Highlight Rural Education and Local Incidents
Weekly notes from Iowa cover rural education trends with 113 eighth graders in Clinton County, 77 in high school, 31 not enrolled, plus a 72.3 percent in-school rate. Other items report fines for shooting a whistling swan, silage gas deaths, Lincoln Highway paving assessments, rare birds, a Madison County magpie, and a distillery raid. Also notes on teacher attire in Pella, Missouri River land disputes, and income tax implications from land deals.
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Clinton County
Gee Couzzens
Arthur Goghorn
Winterset
Madison County
Mr Goshorn
Royce Fairchild
Blue Lake
Missouri River
Monona County
Fred Stephenson
Fairchild
Missouri Bottoms
Hi Somers the Persistent Fisherman Governor and Lawyer
The piece recalls Hi Somers as a lifelong fisherman who never cared for excuses, saying he kept fishing to win at life. From sliding along the creek in a cheerful pace to later becoming a governor and business figure, his constant effort and plain talk shaped his success. The poem praises steadfast perseverance and urges others to keep at it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire McKnab
Gov
Center's RIC at Mrs Phelps Center Holiday Meet
The RIC held its December 21 meeting hosted by Mrs George Phelps. President Mrs Cleva Brooks led usual business, followed by a supervised program including readings and a Christmas dialogue. Refreshments by Mrs Hattie Phelps and a grab bag gave way to a social wrap. guests included several named attendees. The next all day session is January 4 at the Buffington residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIC
George Phelps
Cleva Brooks
Laura Shepherd
Mach
Ida Graves
Christ- Coifa
Elizabeth Sawyers
Bernice Holliday
Jennie Reasoner
Pearl Rose
Pearl Miller
Hattie Phelps
Mesdames N . Phelps
Rolla Warren
Rey Maybarry
Parle Mickelwait
Stroud
Fern Howard
Kya Hughes
Hon
C R Buffington
Birds as Insect Destroyers Must Be Protected
A call for urgent bird conservation argues birds are vital for pest control and crop protection. It urges farmers, lawmakers, and citizens to join agricultural groups in enforcing protective restrictions and strong penalties to halt bird destruction and promote bird preservation nationwide.
Home Town Paper: Keeping Our Village On The Map
The home paper, not distant magazines, centers on local joys and sorrows. It covers the folks who know and love the writer, sharing daily life, experiences, and community happenings to build the local world. Tanlac is praised as appetizing and strengthening by Riley Buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle of Yap
Homa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delilah
Samson
New York Press
Iowa
Iowans
George D Nelson
Osage
Reed
Nelson
F D Mead
Cresco
Howard County
Helmer Rygg
Gapt
Albert Head
Iowa General Assembly
Des Moines
Greene County
Head
Jafferson
John K. McClurg
Jefferson Cemetery Association
Greene County Fair Association
Peter Mundinger
Nettie
Jones County
Monticello
Peter
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Pella
Marion County
Pelli
State Supreme Court
M M Payne
Fremont County
Missouri
Nebraska
J A Foster
George Hall
Payne
Fremont
Foster and
Hall
Supreme Court
Lipses
Income Tax Department
Internal Revenue Office
Fnd
Geller
City News
Riley Buck
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