Corn shucking and farming plans ahead of winter
The author notes a mild reception for Jack Front and predicts an easy corn shucking season thanks to favorable drying weather. Falling corn prices raise labor costs, but a strong crop year supports optimism. A statewide Farm Bureau drive on October 12 aims to recruit about eighty thousand nonmembers, highlighting the movement's growing influence in legislative and marketing circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Gas from Straw Trial at Arlington USDA Farm
A process turning wheel and rye straw into gas is being tested on a small scale at the USDA experimental farm in Arlington Virginia. The gas has powered an automobile and lit and cooked with it, though commercial value is not yet determined. David J. Price oversees tests with H. E. Roethe Jr directing production tests to gauge industrial usefulness.
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Arlington
George Harrison
Moosejaw
MacLaurin
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Canada
University
United States Department of Agriculture
Exposition of Chemical Industries
New York City
David J. Price
Office of Development Work
Bureau of Chemistry
Bureau
H. E. Roethe
Go es 85 miles to get Tanlac in Omaha tale
Frank Mayer, a Templeton Iowa farmer, traveled eighty five miles to Omaha to buy Tanlac after years of stomach distress, loss of appetite, gas, skin spots, weight loss, and kidney and liver troubles left him weak and sleepless. He credits Tanlac with restoring his health after reading about others helped by the remedy.
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Frank Mayer
Templeton
Iowa
Omaha
Nebraska
Mr. Mayer
Tanlac
Tanlac claims boost health and weight on farm life
A user reports dramatic relief from sourness and gas after taking Tanlac, claiming a 36 pound gain and renewed strength enabling full farm work. The medicine is advertised as sold in Glenwood, Emerson, Malvern, Silver City, and Henderson by local agents.
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Glenwood
Humphrey & Howe
Emerson
W. W. Abel
Divorce Petition Filed in Mills County Iowa 1920
In the Mills County District Court a petition for divorce by Basle Cooper against A. Cooper was filed. The grounds cited are drunkenness and cruel and inhuman treatment. If A. Cooper does not appear by noon on the second day of the November term, commencing November 30, 1920, default will be entered and judgment rendered.
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Ve. A
Cooper
District Court of
State of Iowa
Mills County
Glenwood
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Jack Front
Zane Grey
E. P. Opera House
Hastings
At & P
Bee William Farnum
Lassiter
District Court
State of
Basle Cooper
Sucas Ag Py
National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools
Boyles Colleg
Nebraskc
Ational Business Training Betoal
Sioux City
Poland
Chinas
Henderson
O. L. Harbor
W. H. Cramer
E. E. Jones
RE. H. Matthews
Audts
J. G. Loving
Drexel
Richa
Lehfield
Rodman & Killmon
West Side Square
Glenwood, Iowa
Hamburg
the Tribune
F. C. Weatherhead
Mamburg, Iowa
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