Hazel College and Parental Visits Reported
Mr and Mrs Herman Johnson hosted callers at the Grant Lincox home. Zell Wilson and family visited Eph Wilson’s home on Sunday. Katrena Sytema and Faye King called at the Lincox residence Wednesday evening. The Van Dorins hosted relatives at Moravia on Sunday. Residents referenced include Henry Van Wallen, Leo and Clifford Caster, Harold Davis, Andrew Sytsma, Bayard Neff, and others as listed in local social notes. February—the month for presidents and valentines.
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Herman Johnson
Grant Lincox
Zell Wilson
Eph Wilson
LeRoy
Cart
Willie VanDorin
Moravia
Will van Dorin
Faye King
Katrena Sytema
Henry van Wallen
Henry Sytsma
Francis Johnson
Leo
Clifford Caster
Harold Davis
E.G. Sincox
Katrena Sytsma
Albia
Andrew Sytsma
Harley Smith
Robert
Grant
Cy Jones
Value Of Farm Bureau To County
The Farm Bureau education and service group aims for a prosperous farm family. In Emmet County, 1927 1928 data show swine sanitation and corn yield projects could add millions in value countywide. The bureau aided tax relief, freight rate cuts, and cooperative marketing. Glenn Walter cites steady progress and member-led activities as key to ongoing benefits.
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Farm Bureau
Labor Bureau
Free Exchange
Emmet
Cow Tent Association
Farm
County Farm Bureaue
National Producers Livestock Marketing Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
Glenn Walter
The Purpose of Farmers Union
A historical overview of the Farmers Union outlines farming as the basis of wealth and life, urging cooperative organization to secure production costs, fair wages, and democratic governance. It details five principles, opposition to high subsidies, and the expansion of union-backed insurers and marketing groups across the Midwest.
Farmers Union aims to keep farmer money local and strong
The text argues that farmers must join only if they farm or own land and that the Farmers Union should not be led by outsiders. It advocates production costs, farmer control of distribution, and self reliance free of subsidies, political entanglements, and sectarian influence as a path to economic equality for agriculture. Milo Reno emphasizes self help and domestic focus as the century matures.
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Farmers Union
Notice of Probate of Will in Appanose County Iowa
District Court in Appanose County Iowa notifies that on January 18 1930 a will purportedly of Melissa A Pence was filed for probate. A final proof date set for February 17 1930 requires interested parties to appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Clerk Edmund Hanson notes the filing.
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Appandose County
Iowa
State of Iowa
Appanoose County
A. D
Melissa A. Pence
Moligia A. Pence
Edmund Hanson
District Court
Fee & Milani
Attys
Towns Prosperity Tied to Incoming Dollars
The article argues that local prosperity hinges on keeping more money circulating inside the community than leaving it. It stresses the importance of sustaining consumer activity and supporting local businesses to maintain economic health.
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