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Milo

Milo Yiannopoulos (born Milo Hanrahan; 18 October 1984) is a British journalist, author, and political activist recognized for his sharp critiques of progressive cultural norms, including feminism, Islamism, and restrictions on free speech.^[1]^[2] Raised in Kent, England, by a British mother and a Greek father whose surname he later adopted, Yiannopoulos began his career in technology journalism before rising to prominence as Breitbart News's senior editor for technology and games, where he built a large following through irreverent commentary on gaming culture and online censorship.^[3]^[4] His speaking tours on American college campuses in the mid-2010s highlighted tensions over viewpoint diversity, often eliciting protests and shutdown attempts that underscored broader debates on intellectual freedom versus disruption tactics employed by opponents.^[5] Yiannopoulos authored the 2017 book Dangerous, a bestseller that defended Western values against what he termed cultural Marxism, though its publication was halted by a major publisher amid coordinated backlash.^[6] A pivotal controversy arose in 2017 when edited clips from older podcasts—selectively presented by left-leaning outlets—portrayed his discussions on post-pubescent same-sex experiences as endorsing pedophilia, prompting his resignation from Breitbart despite his clarifications that such relationships, when non-abusive, did not equate to predation; this incident, amplified by institutions with documented ideological skews, illustrates how decontextualized media narratives can eclipse nuanced positions on age-of-consent thresholds rooted in personal history rather than advocacy for child harm.^[7]^[8] In subsequent years, Yiannopoulos underwent a religious transformation, converting to Catholicism and publicly identifying as "ex-gay," disavowing prior homosexual practices as incompatible with his faith while producing content like the documentary Ex Gay to explore redemption narratives.^[1] By 2024, he had reemerged professionally, managing public relations for high-profile, controversy-prone figures such as Kanye West and engaging in campus event planning, signaling a pivot toward behind-the-scenes influence amid ongoing health challenges including a potential brain tumor diagnosis that has not deterred his commitments.^[9]^[10] These developments reflect his enduring role as a polarizing voice prioritizing unfiltered discourse over institutional approval.

Arts and entertainment

Fictional characters

Milo Thatch appears as the protagonist in the 2001 animated film Atlantis: The Lost Empire, characterized as a dedicated linguist and cartographer who specializes in ancient languages and maps, driving the narrative through his expertise in historical artifacts. His portrayal emphasizes intellectual curiosity and determination in unraveling mysteries of lost civilizations, influencing depictions of scholarly adventurers in subsequent media.^[11] In the 1986 adventure film The Adventures of Milo and Otis, Milo is an orange tabby kitten depicted as curious and bold, initiating a perilous journey after tumbling into a river, which underscores themes of animal resilience and interspecies companionship alongside a pug named Otis.^[12] The character's escapades across varied terrains highlight survival instincts in young animals, contributing to the film's appeal as a family-oriented story of perseverance.^[13] Milo Murphy serves as the lead in the animated television series Milo Murphy's Law (2016–2019), portrayed as a 13-year-old boy descended from the namesake of Murphy's Law, facing relentless everyday disasters with unflappable positivity and resourcefulness.^[14] This embodiment of inevitable misfortune turned comedic trope has shaped portrayals of optimistic protagonists in mishap-driven narratives, blending humor with adaptive problem-solving.^[15] Additional examples include Milo Fourstar, a human Rebel Alliance soldier featured in the Marvel Star Wars comic issue #62 (1982), known for confrontational interactions within military hierarchies during galactic conflicts.^[16] In the 2011 animated film Mars Needs Moms, Milo is a preteen boy thrust into extraterrestrial peril, representing youthful rebellion and familial bonds amid sci-fi threats. These instances illustrate genre-specific archetypes, from military skepticism to coming-of-age defiance.

Media works

Milo (2021–2024) is a British-Spanish animated preschool television series featuring a five-year-old anthropomorphic cat named Milo who, alongside his friends Lofty the giraffe and Lark the bird, engages in role-playing to explore various professions and vocations in the fictional Milotown.^[17] The show emphasizes educational themes through imaginative play, such as becoming librarians or secret agents, targeting children aged 2–5 with short episodes promoting curiosity and social skills.^[18] It aired on platforms including PBS Kids and Apple TV, receiving positive feedback for its warm humor and vibrant animation, evidenced by an 8.2/10 rating on IMDb from viewer assessments.^[17] Fullmetal Alchemist: The Sacred Star of Milos (2011) is a Japanese animated film serving as a side story to the Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood series, directed by Kazuya Murata and produced by Aniplex.^[19] The plot follows alchemist brothers Edward and Alphonse Elric as they investigate a fugitive alchemist in the oppressed Milos Valley, uncovering a rebellion tied to ancient alchemy and national conflicts between Creta and Amestris.^[19] Released on July 2, 2011, in Japan and later internationally via Funimation, the film grossed approximately ¥398 million at the box office and earned critical acclaim for its action sequences and thematic depth on oppression, holding an 83% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.^[20] Milo Greene refers to both an American indie folk band formed in Los Angeles in 2010 and their self-titled debut album released on July 17, 2012, by Chop Shop/Atlantic Records.^[21] The band, initially a quintet that evolved into a trio including members like Robbie Arnett and Marlana Sheetz, is noted for intricate harmonies, dynamic instrumentation, and live performances involving frequent instrument switches.^[21] The album, comprising 13 tracks such as "1957" and "Son My Son," blends folk-rock elements and received favorable reviews for its polished production and emotional resonance, with critics highlighting its appeal in the indie scene and successful tours supporting acts like The Head and the Heart.^[21]

Computing and technology

Software and systems

MILO, known as the Alpha Linux Mini Loader, is a bootloader designed for early Digital Equipment Corporation Alpha AXP processors to facilitate Linux booting on systems using ARC firmware. Developed in the mid-1990s by David A. Rusling and others in the Linux/Alpha community, it acts as a minimal firmware replacement that initializes hardware after BIOS setup and loads the Linux kernel image from a DOS-formatted boot block on disk. This addressed limitations in proprietary ARC consoles by providing a lightweight, open-source alternative tailored to Linux requirements, such as direct kernel loading without full console overhead, enabling early adoption of Linux on Alpha hardware from 1995 onward.^[22]^[23] MILO supports features like command-line parameter passing for kernel options and integrates with tools like linload.exe for loading from Windows NT environments, though it became obsolete with newer kernels beyond version 2.6 and the shift to aboot for SRM firmware systems.^[24] In computer graphics research, MILO denotes a multi-bounce inverse rendering framework for reconstructing indoor scenes containing light-emitting objects from images. Presented in a 2023 IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence paper by Bohan Yu et al., the approach decomposes into MILO-Net—a neural network that predicts per-vertex light-emitting masks, emission strengths, and reflectance properties from input scene geometry—and MILO-Renderer, which performs differentiable path tracing to optimize these predictions against observed images. By explicitly modeling multiple inter-reflections and emissions without relying on high-dimensional lighting representations, MILO achieves superior material and lighting recovery in complex indoor settings, demonstrated empirically on synthetic and real datasets with metrics showing up to 20% lower error in reflectance estimation compared to prior methods like neural inverse rendering baselines.^[25]^[26] This innovation enhances efficiency in neural rendering pipelines by reducing computational demands for bounce simulations, contributing to advancements in photorealistic scene understanding for applications like augmented reality and robotics.

Food and drink

Beverages

Milo is a chocolate-flavored malted powder beverage produced by Nestlé, primarily consisting of malt extract, cocoa, milk solids, and sugar, fortified with vitamins and minerals such as B vitamins, calcium, iron, and phosphorus.^[27]^[28] Developed in 1934 by Australian chemist Thomas Mayne, a Nestlé employee, it was initially marketed as a nutritious supplement to provide energy during the Great Depression, drawing on malt barley for sustained release and Swiss cocoa for flavor.^[29]^[30] The product launched at the Sydney Royal Easter Show that year and quickly gained traction for its role in delivering affordable protein and micronutrients via milk-based preparation.^[31] In terms of formulation, a standard 20-22 gram serving of Milo powder contains approximately 80-90 calories, with carbohydrates dominated by sugars (around 8-11 grams per serving) derived from sucrose, lactose in milk solids, and maltose from barley, alongside 4-6 grams of protein primarily from milk.^[32]^[33] It provides about 20-30% of daily values for vitamins like B1, B2, B6, and niacin, plus minerals aiding energy metabolism, positioning it as a fortified option rather than a pure confection.^[28]^[34] When mixed with 200 ml of milk, the beverage boosts overall nutrient intake, including added calcium and protein from the dairy, making it a common breakfast or post-exercise drink in regions with variable access to fresh foods.^[27] Preparation typically involves dissolving 3-5 tablespoons (20-30 grams) of powder in hot or cold milk or water, often with stirring to create a frothy texture; iced variants like "Milo Dinosaur" in Southeast Asia add extra powder on top for intensity.^[35] Nestlé offers ready-to-drink (RTD) versions in cans or cartons, such as 250-330 ml servings with similar fortification but pre-mixed for convenience, popular among children and athletes.^[36] These formats maintain the core malt-chocolate profile while varying sweetness or protein levels in markets like Indonesia.^[36] Globally, Milo holds dominant market shares, including over 90% in Malaysia's malt beverage category and 42% in Nigeria's as of 2024, with strong sales in Australia, Southeast Asia, and parts of Africa where it serves as an accessible fortified drink amid economic challenges.^[37]^[38] In these areas, empirical data show it contributes to dietary micronutrient gaps, with studies noting improved vitamin intake among consumers in developing contexts, though benefits are contingent on moderation.^[34] Criticisms center on its sugar content, with the powder comprising up to 46% sugars by weight in some formulations, leading to 17-20 grams per prepared serving—exceeding WHO guidelines for added sugars in children's diets when consumed excessively.^[39]^[32] Nestlé counters that much derives naturally from malt and milk, and proper dilution (e.g., with water) reduces effective sugar to 6-10% of the beverage, but public health advocates argue it promotes overconsumption via marketing as "energy food."^[40]^[41] Despite this, its fortification offers value in low-income settings, balancing caloric density with essential nutrients absent in plain staples.^[28]

Plants

Grain crops

Milo, commonly referring to grain sorghum (Sorghum bicolor), is a drought-tolerant annual cereal grass domesticated in the far eastern Sahel of Sudan during the fourth millennium BC, with archaeological evidence from sites near Kassala dating to 3500–3000 BC showing early morphological traits of cultivation such as increased grain size and non-shattering rachises.^[42] ^[43] Globally, it ranks as the fifth most-produced cereal after maize, rice, wheat, and barley, with 2020 output at approximately 58.7 million metric tons, concentrated in dryland regions of Africa, North America, and Asia due to its adaptation to arid conditions via deep roots and C4 photosynthesis efficiency.^[44] ^[45] The crop's primary uses include grain for livestock feed, ethanol production, and birdseed—particularly for ground-feeding species like doves and quail—while forage varieties support silage and hay, and some biomass types fuel bioenergy.^[46] ^[47] In the United States, the largest producer with over 8 million metric tons annually as of recent data, milo supplies about 30% of domestic ethanol feedstocks and serves as a cost-effective alternative to corn in feed rations, yielding similar energy values but with lower input requirements.^[48] ^[49] Planting typically targets 60,000–80,000 seeds per acre in dryland systems, adjusted for expected stands of 40,000–70,000 plants per acre based on soil moisture and hybrid vigor, with row spacings of 30–40 inches to optimize light interception and reduce lodging.^[50] ^[51] Maturity occurs in 85–120 days under warm-season conditions (soil temperatures above 60°F for emergence), with plants reaching 3–5 feet in height, though dwarf hybrids limit stature to 3–4 feet for easier harvest and higher grain density.^[52] ^[53] Its resilience to heat stress and low water needs—requiring 20–30% less irrigation than corn—makes it ideal for semi-arid rotations, enhancing soil structure via fibrous roots and providing emergency forage yields of 4–6 tons per acre dry matter in drought years.^[54] ^[55] Economically, milo supports dryland profitability with yields of 50–80 bushels per acre in optimal U.S. Great Plains conditions, serving as a rotation crop to break pest cycles and attract wildlife for hunting leases, though vulnerabilities include pre-harvest bird depredation necessitating protective netting or early hybrids.^[56] ^[57] Varietal selection emphasizes hybrids with tannin-free grains for better digestibility and resistance to diseases like anthracnose, underscoring its role in sustainable farming where water scarcity limits other cereals.^[58]

Trees and shrubs

Milo (Thespesia populnea), known in Hawaiian as milo, is an evergreen tree in the Malvaceae family native to tropical coastal regions, including the islands of Hawaii where it has been utilized since ancient times.^[59] It features gray, lightly fissured bark, alternate heart-shaped leaves that are shiny dark green and somewhat leathery, fragrant white to pale yellow flowers with a purple center that bloom year-round, and round woody seed capsules containing several seeds.^[60]^[61] Typically reaching heights of 30 to 40 feet with a trunk diameter up to 2 feet and a spread of about 12 feet, milo thrives in dry coastal environments due to its tolerance for salt spray, wind, drought, and heat, making it suitable for shoreline stabilization and erosion control.^[62]^[61] Its dense crown provides habitat for birds and insects, though the tree sheds leaves and capsules continuously, rendering it potentially messy for urban plantings while supporting local biodiversity in natural settings.^[59] Ecologically, its deep roots filter pollutants from runoff and bolster coastal ecosystems against storm impacts, contributing to soil retention in sandy, saline soils.^[63] In traditional Hawaiian practices, milo wood—durable, close-grained, and resistant to saltwater—was carved into poi bowls, furniture, tools, and canoe parts, prized for its fine texture and ability to take a high polish.^[64] Bark fibers served for dyes and ropes, while various plant parts, including leaves and fruit extracts, found medicinal use for ailments like skin conditions and infections, though empirical validation of efficacy remains limited to ethnobotanical records.^[64]^[63] The species is rated as Least Concern by conservation assessments, reflecting its wide distribution and ease of propagation from seeds or cuttings, which supports its cultivation as an ornamental or windbreak tree in tropical landscapes.^[62]^[59]

People

Historical figures

Milo of Croton, active in the late 6th century BC, was a wrestler from the Greek colony of Croton in southern Italy who achieved unparalleled success in ancient athletic competitions, winning the wrestling event six times at the Olympic Games between approximately 540 and 512 BC.^[65] These victories included one in the boys' division at the 60th Olympiad and five consecutive adult titles thereafter, alongside multiple triumphs at the Pythian, Isthmian, and Nemean Games, totaling around 28 crown victories across major festivals.^[66] His feats were documented in ancient accounts, such as those preserved in scholia to Pindar and later compilations, reflecting the prestige athletes like Milo brought to their poleis through disciplined training regimens that emphasized progressive overload, as evidenced by Croton's dominance in wrestling during this era.^[67] Associated with the Pythagorean community in Croton, Milo reportedly served as a political and military leader, commanding the city's forces to a decisive victory over rival Sybaris in 510 BC, where he allegedly entered battle adorned with his Olympic garlands to inspire troops.^[65] This success, detailed in Diodorus Siculus' historical narrative, contributed to Croton's temporary hegemony in Magna Graecia and underscored the integration of athletic prowess with Pythagorean ideals of harmony between body and intellect, though direct evidence of Milo's philosophical doctrines remains inferential from his role in protecting Pythagorean interests amid civic strife.^[67] His training methods, including daily lifts of increasing weight, exemplified causal principles of strength development through consistent physiological adaptation, influencing later Greek views on athletics as a microcosm of martial virtue.^[68] Ancient legends amplified Milo's reputation for superhuman strength, such as holding aloft a temple lintel while workers inserted wedges beneath his hands or splitting a tree trunk with his bare grip after it had begun to close on his fists, anecdotes recorded by Pausanias and Strabo to illustrate heroic invincibility akin to Heracles.^[68] Another tale described him carrying a bull around the stadium before sacrificing it, symbolizing progressive strength-building from calf lifts, as noted in later compilations drawing from Hellenistic sources.^[69] While these stories elevated Milo to near-mythic status in antiquity—earning him proverbial fame for might—they likely blend verifiable athletic records with rhetorical exaggeration, as later authors like Pausanias (2nd century AD) relied on oral traditions rather than contemporary inscriptions, potentially inflating feats to embody ideals of arete without empirical contradiction from archaeological evidence of his era's wrestling practices.^[65]

Political figures

Milo Đukanović (born 15 February 1962) dominated Montenegrin politics for over three decades, holding the positions of prime minister from 1991 to 1998, 2003 to 2006, 2008 to 2010, and 2012 to 2016, and president from 1998 to 2002 and 2018 to 2023.^[70] His Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) maintained continuous control of the government through multiple parliamentary elections, including victories in 1992, 1996, 1998, 2002, 2006, 2012, 2016, and 2020, often securing pluralities or majorities that enabled coalition formations.^[71] Đukanović's tenure began under the remnants of Yugoslav communism, where he rose as a functionary in the League of Communists of Montenegro, but shifted toward opposition to Slobodan Milošević's Serbia in the 1990s, fostering Montenegro's distinct identity.^[72] A pivotal achievement was steering Montenegro toward independence via a 21 May 2006 referendum, where 55.5% of voters approved secession from the Serbia-Montenegro union, narrowly meeting the 55% threshold negotiated with the European Union; turnout exceeded 86%.^[73] Post-independence, Đukanović pursued NATO integration, culminating in Montenegro's accession on 5 June 2017, which bolstered national security amid regional tensions and facilitated foreign direct investment.^[74] His pro-Western orientation also advanced EU candidacy status in 2010 and accession negotiations, though progress stalled due to rule-of-law deficiencies. Economically, privatization programs under his governments attracted tourism and real estate investments, contributing to GDP expansion from $2.1 billion in 2006 to $6.2 billion in 2022, with average annual growth of approximately 3.5% from 2007 to 2019, though critics attribute much of this to coastal asset sales rather than broad structural reforms.^[75]^[76] Opponents, including pro-Serbian parties and anti-corruption advocates, have long accused Đukanović of fostering authoritarianism through media control, judicial interference, and dynastic politics via family members in key roles, allegations substantiated by reports of his associates' involvement in organized crime and tobacco smuggling networks dating to the 1990s.^[77] Investigations by outlets like the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project highlight vote-buying in elections and state capture, with Đukanović's DPS implicated in patronage systems that perpetuated power despite public discontent.^[77] Supporters credit him with preserving Balkan stability by distancing Montenegro from Serbian influence and enabling sovereignty, yet empirical outcomes include persistent high corruption perceptions—Montenegro ranked 67th out of 180 in Transparency International's 2022 index—and stalled democratic pluralism.^[78] Đukanović's influence waned after his April 2023 presidential election defeat to Jakov Milatović, who secured 51% in the runoff amid voter fatigue over governance failures; Đukanović garnered 49%, ending his direct rule but leaving the DPS as a fragmented opposition force.^[79] His retirement has prompted debates on Montenegrin stability, with lingering pro-EU momentum tempered by risks of Russian or Serbian resurgence in the Balkans.^[80]

Entertainers and public figures

Milo Ventimiglia (born July 8, 1977) is an American actor recognized for portraying Jack Pearson in the NBC drama series This Is Us from 2016 to 2022, a role that earned him three Emmy nominations for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series.^[81] His earlier television work includes the lead in the superhero series Heroes (2006–2010) and supporting roles in Gilmore Girls (2004–2006), alongside appearances in independent films and series such as Mob City (2013) and The Whispers (2015).^[82] Ventimiglia has maintained a lacto-vegetarian diet since childhood, influenced by his family's practices, and has advocated for animal welfare through organizations like People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.^[83] Milo Manheim (born March 6, 2001) is an American actor best known for starring as Zed Necrodopolis, a zombie quarterback, in the Disney Channel musical franchise Zombies (2018), including sequels Zombies 2 (2019) and Zombies 3 (2022).^[84] The son of actress Camryn Manheim, he debuted in the original Zombies film after auditioning for the lead role, contributing to the series' popularity among teen audiences through its blend of music, dance, and supernatural themes.^[85] Manheim has expanded into stage work, with credits in Broadway productions, and appeared in other Disney projects like Prom Pact (2023).^[86] Milo Yiannopoulos (born 1984) is a British commentator who transitioned from technology journalism to senior editor at Breitbart News from 2014 until his resignation on February 21, 2017, following backlash over resurfaced video clips from a 2016 podcast where he discussed relationships between older men and younger boys in a context he later described as satirical commentary on priest scandals, though critics interpreted it as condoning pedophilia.^[7] His advocacy for free speech on university campuses, including events that provoked protests such as the 2017 Berkeley riots, highlighted empirical patterns of censorship and intolerance, with data from campus disinvitation databases showing over 100 attempted speaker cancellations annually in the mid-2010s, often targeting conservative voices.^[87] Yiannopoulos authored the 2017 book Dangerous, which debuted as a New York Times bestseller despite retailer boycotts, critiquing feminism, Islam, and social justice movements through data on wage gaps, crime statistics, and safe-space policies.^[88] He converted to Catholicism in 2021 and publicly identified as "ex-gay," emphasizing personal transformation over identity politics. In September 2025, following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on September 10 during a Utah Valley University event, Yiannopoulos announced his "un-retirement" to host campus tours, drawing millions of views on social media and committing to continue despite a possible brain tumor diagnosis reported in October 2025.^[89]^[10] While left-leaning media outlets have labeled him "far-right," his work empirically exposed media double standards in coverage of violence at his events versus others, fostering public debate on viewpoint diversity amid documented rises in campus speech restrictions.^[90] Candi Milo (born January 9, 1961) is an American voice actress known for roles in animated series produced by Warner Bros. and DC Comics properties, including contributions to DC animations such as voicing characters in Superman: The Animated Series and related media.^[91] Her extensive portfolio encompasses characters in Tiny Toon Adventures, SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron, and Cow and Chicken, demonstrating versatility across decades of children's and superhero programming.

Places

Italy

Milo is a comune in the Metropolitan City of Catania, Sicily, Italy, located on the eastern slopes of Mount Etna.^[92] The municipality spans 16.67 km² with a population of 1,039 residents as of recent records, yielding a density of 62 inhabitants per km².^[92] Situated at an elevation of approximately 750 meters above sea level, it lies about 29 km from Catania.^[93]^[94] Established as an independent comune in 1955 by separation from Sant'Alfio, Milo's territory falls within the Etna Regional Park, where volcanic activity has shaped its landscape and soil fertility.^[92] The area's geography features chestnut and pine woodlands alongside agricultural lands enriched by Etna's mineral-rich volcanic deposits, supporting cultivation despite periodic ashfalls from eruptions.^[95] Historical settlements trace to medieval times, with records indicating development under Aragonese influence around 1340.^[96] The local economy centers on agriculture, producing chestnuts, fruits, mushrooms, and notably Etna DOCG white wines such as Etna Bianco Superiore, derived from vineyards on the volcanic terrain.^[95]^[97] This terroir-driven viticulture benefits from the altitude and mineral soils, contributing to Milo's recognition in regional enology.^[97] No significant industrial or urban development exists, preserving its rural character amid Etna's ongoing geological dynamics.^[92]

United States

Milo is a town in Piscataquis County, Maine, settled in 1802 and named after the ancient Greek wrestler Milo of Croton by early settler Theophilus Sargent.^[98] The town's population declined from 2,340 in the 2010 census to 2,251 in 2020, reflecting broader rural depopulation trends in northern Maine amid post-industrial shifts away from lumber milling, which historically dominated the local economy due to the confluence of the Piscataquis, Sebec, and Pleasant Rivers.^[99] Current economic activity centers on outdoor recreation, including fishing and forestry remnants, with median household income at approximately $52,660 in 2023 and persistent out-migration contributing to a median age of 52.6.^[100]^[101] In Warren County, Iowa, Milo is a small city originally platted as Belmont but renamed in early 1879 following the arrival of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, which operated through the community until 1961.^[102] The 2020 census recorded a population of 778, with stable growth tied to proximity to the Des Moines metropolitan area and an economy rooted in agriculture, evidenced by higher median household incomes of $76,250 and per capita earnings around $49,286, supporting farm-related employment in a region known for corn and soybean production.^[103]^[104] Other U.S. locales named Milo include the town of Milo in Yates County, New York, formed in 1818 from Benton Township with settlement dating to 1788 by followers of the religious leader Jemima Wilkinson, boasting a 2020 population of 6,803 and recent estimates near 6,798 amid slight declines from peak levels around 6,923 in 2014.^[105]^[106] Smaller entities, such as Milo Township in Bureau County, Illinois, with 191 residents in 2020, represent rural administrative divisions with minimal population shifts and agriculture-dependent bases.

Other countries

Milo is a village in Vulcan County, Alberta, Canada, situated on Highway 542 roughly 127 kilometres southeast of Calgary and near the northern tip of Lake McGregor. Homesteaded in 1907 with a post office established in 1908, the village layout dates to 1924 and formal incorporation occurred in 1931, reflecting its origins as an agricultural settlement in the prairie region. The community maintains facilities including a skating arena, fitness center, curling rink, and supports local farming activities.^[107]^[108] In Australia, Milo refers to a rural locality in Western Australia, characterized by its remote, agricultural landscape and limited infrastructure typical of outback areas. Additionally, a homestead named Milo exists in south Queensland near the Bulloo River, approximately 870 kilometres west of Brisbane, serving as a pastoral station in arid inland terrain. These sites exemplify minor, sparsely populated locales tied to primary industries like grazing and farming.^[109]^[110]

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Rating 2.0 (1) · Free delivery over $75With a combination of B vitamins, Vitamin C, Iron, Calcium and Phosphorus, MILO powder helps release energy from the carbs, proteins and fats in your food.Missing: formulation profile
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The History of MILO | MILO® Australia
MILO®, Australia's iconic crunchy milk drink, was first introduced in 1934—a time of great economic depression—by chemical engineer, Thomas Mayne from Smithtown ...
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About Milo - Our Story | Official MILO® - goodNes.com
1934. Thomas Mayne introduces MILO at the Royal Easter Show in New South Wales, Australia. A vintage diner style sign advertising MILO. 1950. MILO expands to ...
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Milo introduced by Nestlé - Australian food history timeline
The product was invented by a chemical engineer called Thomas Mayne from Smithtown, NSW. According to the Nestlé website, it was originally meant to dissolve ...
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Is Milo Actually Healthy? An In-Depth Look - WhereCrowded.SG
Jun 19, 2025 · The central health concern surrounding Milo is its sugar content. A single serving of the U.S. version contains 9 to 11 grams of added sugars, ...<|separator|>
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Milo – Nestlé – 14.1 oz (400 g) - Open Food Facts
Oct 13, 2019 · Nutrition facts ; Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxin), 1.74 mg, 0.4 mg (20 % DV) ; Vitamin B12 (cobalamin), 2.61 µg, 0.6 µg (10 % DV) ; Calcium, 565 mg, 130 mg ...Missing: formulation profile
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[PDF] MILO infographic lifting lid FINAL_V3 - Nestle ESAR
MILO adds extra nutrients not found in milk. MILO boosts the nutrient content in milk:°*. Calcium Protein. Vitamin A. Vitamin B2 Magnesium. 70%. 30%. 60%. 160%.
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MILO® Iced Chocolate Milk Champion Mix Recipe | MILO® Philippines
20 min1 Put 4 heaping teaspoons of MILO® into a glass. 2 Add 3 teaspoons of powdered milk. 3 Add 200ml warm or cold water & stir. 4 Finish off ice as desired.Missing: methods variants<|separator|>
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Nestlé launches high-protein Milo Pro to energize active teens and ...
Jul 22, 2025 · Recently launched in Indonesia, Milo Pro will be rolled out across Southeast Asia next year. "High-protein foods and beverages are growing in ...
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The Story of Milo's Success in Southeast Asia and Struggles in India
Dec 3, 2024 · Milo was invented by an Australian chemist named Thomas Mayne in 1934. He wanted to create a drink that was not only healthy and nutritious ...
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Nestlé Milo: From Humble Beginnings to Global Market Leader
Mar 18, 2025 · Despite this, Milo has managed to establish itself as the market leader. As of December 2024, Milo holds a 42% market share in Nigeria's ...Missing: popularity | Show results with:popularity
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Nestle removes Milo's 4.5 Health Star Rating in response to criticism ...
Feb 28, 2018 · In a regular serving of Milo powder, 46 per cent is sugar. However Nestle says that much of that comes from the milk powder and malted barley ...Missing: benefits | Show results with:benefits
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Milo contains only 6% sugar if recommended preparation is followed
Feb 7, 2018 · With 200ml of water added, Nurul said that sugar comprises only 6 per cent of the beverage. Nurul also said Milo has several nutritional ...
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Nestlé Malaysia defends Milo over viral video accusations about ...
Feb 14, 2018 · Three teaspoons of Milo is roughly 9g of sugar.” He further claimed that the amount of sugar in a glass of Milo is about 20g, which is close to ...Missing: benefits | Show results with:benefits
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Earliest Evidence of Domesticated Sorghum Discovered - Sci.News
Sep 28, 2017 · The newest evidence comes from an archaeological site near Kassala in eastern Sudan, dating from 3500 to 3000 BC, and is associated with the ...
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Sorghum production in nine Sub-Saharan African countries
World annual sorghum production was 58.7 Mton in 2020, of which Africa produced about 27.5 Mton in this year. This makes sorghum, quantitatively the second most ...
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Grain Sorghum - K-State Agronomy - Kansas State University
Worldwide, sorghum is ranked in the top 5 for cereal grains in production and acreage. The U.S. is the world's largest grain sorghum producer and Kansas ...Missing: global | Show results with:global<|separator|>
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Sorghum - Agricultural Marketing Resource Center
Sorghum is used in the U.S. for animal feed, ethanol production, as a human food and is exported. It is also used in several other products. Archer Daniels ...
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All About Wild Bird Food: Milo Seed
May 21, 2024 · Milo seed is a common ingredient in bird seed and mixes, and eaten by a variety of bird species, especially birds that prefer ground feeding.
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Sorghum | USDA Foreign Agricultural Service
Top Producing Countries ; Mexico, 7%, 4.2 Million ; Ethiopia, 6%, 4.1 Million ; Argentina, 6%, 3.5 Million ; Sudan, 5%, 3.3 Million.
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Saved by Sorghum: Farmers, ethanol plants turn to milo in rough ...
Jun 17, 2019 · Gavilon's grain sorghum is used for ethanol and the bird seed market. Some is exported, though exports have slowed due to the trade war.
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Sorghum Seeding Rates
Mar 20, 2020 · Depending on the region of the country, and to a lesser extent within a region, seeding rates can vary from 20,000 to 120,000 seeds per acre.
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Grain Sorghum Hybrids for Grain 2023 - LSU AgCenter
Mar 1, 2023 · Seeding Rate and Depth. Grain sorghum should be planted at a rate of approximately 75,000 seeds per acre. This is equivalent to five to six ...<|separator|>
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Wildlife Grain Sorghum - Allied Seed
Days to Midbloom: 50-50 days ; Relative Maturity: 85-90 days ; Uniformity: Moderate ; Grain Color: White ; Plant Average Height: 35-40”.<|separator|>
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[PDF] Grain Sorghum Production in the Mid-South - UT Crops
Grain sorghum is a more drought tolerant plant compared to corn because: 1) sorghum is self pollinating. (there is less chance of pollination problems common in ...
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[PDF] Grain Sorghum (Milo) Production in Kentucky - Extension Publications
(Figure 1) can be used for a variety of purposes including animal feed, un- leavened breads, cakes, wallboard, starch, dextrose, brooms, ethanol, high qual- ity ...<|control11|><|separator|>
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Grain Sorghum Planting Rate Considerations | Pioneer® Seeds
For best results, plant 5,000 to 6,000 seeds for every foot of available stored soil moisture (Table 2) in the arid environments of the high plains region ( ...
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Milo, Grain Sorghum
Milo or grain sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) is adapted for Kentucky but is not widely grown. Grain sorghum is an option for fields that tend to dry slowly in the ...
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[PDF] MID-SOUTH PRODUCTION GUIDE - Sorghum Checkoff
This stage occurs approximately 20-25 days after emergence and when plants are 7-9 inches tall. The growing point is at or just below the soil surface. Many ...
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Thespesia populnea - Native Plants Hawaii - Viewing Plant
Milo is easy to grow and care for, although it can be considered messy since it drops numerous leaves and dry seed capsules year round.
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Thespesia populnea - Hawaiian Plants and Tropical Flowers
Aug 29, 2010 · The leaves are shiny, yellow-green to dark green, somewhat fleshy, alternate, and heart-shaped. The bark is gray and lightly fissured. Here in ...
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Thespesia populnea (Milo) - CTAHR
Description Thespesia populnea is a fast growing small tree or large shrub. It generally reaches a height of 30 feet with a spread of 12 feet.
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Thespesia populnea - Plant Detail - NTBG Database
The milo tree is a small to medium-sized tree growing to less than 40 feet high. The trunk can be 2 feet in diameter at full maturity.
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Forestry Program | Big Tree: Milo
Milo (Thespesia populnea) is found in coastal areas of all main Hawaiian islands except Kaho’olawe. Its wood was used for bowls and other items, and its bark ...Missing: characteristics | Show results with:characteristics
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Milo (Thespesia populnea) - Maui Nui Botanical Gardens
Milo (Thespesia populnea) is a Mallow family tree, found in dry areas, used for poi bowls, dye, and rope, and is drought, salt, wind and heat tolerant.Missing: characteristics | Show results with:characteristics
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[PDF] Milo of Croton: [ ]? Tom Stevenson School of History, Philosophy ...
8 In 510 BC, when Croton met the powerful army of its neighbour Sybaris on the field of battle, Milo apparently presented himself wearing his Olympic crowns ...
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Milo of Croton: heptaki[s]? - UQ eSpace
Milo of Croton (whose floruit occurred in the second half of the 6th Century BC) was a wrestler, and one of the greatest – if not the greatest – athlete of ...
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On Herakles as a model for the athlete Milo of Croton
May 10, 2019 · Milo of Croton was a follower of Pythagoras, and, precisely because he was a follower, he modeled himself on the hero Herakles.
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Milo of Croton: the legendary Olympic champion of Ancient Greece
Jul 27, 2024 · According to Pausanias, Milo once smeared a disk with oil, stood on it, and challenged other athletes and spectators to move him, ...Missing: primary | Show results with:primary
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From Olympia to Atlanta: A Cultural-Historical Perspective on Diet ...
It is said that Milo developed his enormous strength by lifting a recently delivered calf; then he repeated the lift each day until the calf matured. Accounts ...
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Djukanovic Celebrates Election Victory In Montenegro
Milo Djukanovic declared victory in Montenegro's presidential election late on April 15. Djukanovic, who has served six terms as prime minister and one as ...
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Era Ends in Montenegro as Djukanovic Loses Presidential Election
Apr 2, 2023 · Milo Djukanovic's several decades in power in Montenegro finally came to an end on Sunday when he lost Sunday's presidential elections ...
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Profile: Montenegro's game-changing leader Milo Đukanović
May 28, 2017 · Đukanović started his political career as a devoted communist in the 1980s, as a functionary in the Communist Youth Organisation.
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Montenegro vote finally seals death of Yugoslavia - The Guardian
May 21, 2006 · 56% opt for independence amid huge turnout · Tensions high as leader of pro-Serbia camp cries foul.
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The political consequences of NATO membership for Montenegro
Jun 28, 2021 · During the NATO bombing campaign in 1999, Đukanović negotiated with NATO member states in an attempt to limit airstrikes in Montenegro.
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GDP (current US$) - Montenegro - World Bank Open Data
GDP growth (annual %) · GDP (constant 2015 US$) · GDP (constant LCU) · GDP: linked series (current LCU) · GDP, PPP (constant 2021 international $) · GDP (current LCU).
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Montenegro GDP | Historical Chart & Data - Macrotrends
Montenegro GDP for 2023 was 7.53 billion US dollars, a 20.88% increase from 2022. Montenegro GDP for 2022 was 6.23 billion US dollars, a 6.28% increase from ...
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Milo Djukanovic - OCCRP
His first real job was as the Prime Minister of Montenegro. He has either been the President or Prime Minister for most of the nearly three decades of his ...
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Montenegro's ex-economy minister Milatovic declares victory in ...
Apr 2, 2023 · The country is also a candidate to join the European Union. Opponents accuse Djukanovic and the DPS of corruption, ties with organised crime and ...Missing: GDP growth
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Montenegro elections: Long-standing leader Milo Djukanovic suffers ...
Apr 2, 2023 · Reuters Milo Djukanovic, President of Montenegro and a candidate ... During the election campaign, Mr Milatovic promised to curb corruption ...Missing: allegations GDP growth
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As Montenegrins Prepare To Vote, Djukanovic Hopes To Take Them ...
Mar 17, 2023 · President Milo Djukanovic has steered Montenegro from the Milosevic era through independence and NATO membership.Missing: career | Show results with:career
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Milo Ventimiglia Movies & TV Shows: Gilmore Girls, This Is Us - NBC
Dec 10, 2023 · Ventimiglia was credited as an actor in a total of 101 episodes of This Is Us. He received three Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding Lead ...Missing: biography Globe vegetarian
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Milo Ventimiglia - IMDb
How old is Milo Ventimiglia? 47 years old ; When was Milo Ventimiglia born? July 8, 1977 ; Where was Milo Ventimiglia born? Anaheim, California, USA ; What is Milo ...Biography · News · The Company You Keep · 4 of 565Missing: vegetarian | Show results with:vegetarian
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Milo Ventimiglia | This Is Us Wiki - Fandom
Ventimiglia and his sisters were raised as lacto-vegetarians, and he has maintained the diet as an adult. He was named People for the Ethical Treatment of ...Missing: roles Golden Globe
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Milo Manheim - IMDb
Milo booked the male lead, and Zombies premiered on Disney Channel in February 2018. As the only son of Emmy and Golden Globe award winner Camryn Manheim, Milo ...Biography · News · Journey to Bethlehem · Prom Pact
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Milo Manheim Biography | Broadway Buzz
Milo Manheim is best known for his starring role as Zed in Disney's wildly successful movie musical franchise ZOMBIES.
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Milo Manheim: Credits, Bio, News & More | Broadway World
Milo booked the male lead, and Zombies premiered on Disney Channel in February 2018. As the only son of Emmy and Golden Globe award winner Camryn Manheim, Milo ...<|separator|>
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Milo Yiannopoulos: Who is the alt-right writer and provocateur? - BBC
Feb 21, 2017 · Internet "supervillain" Milo Yiannopoulos is dropped from a conference and has a book deal cancelled.
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Who is Milo Yiannopoulos? The ultra-conservative 'provocateur' and ...
Feb 21, 2017 · Milo Yiannopoulos, the ultra-conservative British "provocateur", has ... Born: 18 October 1984 (age 41). Profession:Public speaker ...
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Milo Yiannopoulos - Wikipedia
Milo Yiannopoulos is a British far-right political commentator. His speeches and writings criticise Islam, feminism, and social justice. Yiannopoulos is a ...Ex-gay movement · Ali Alexander · Dangerous (book)
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Milo Yiannopoulos Declares “Un-Retiring” - YouTube
Sep 17, 2025 · Milo Yiannopoulos has announced his return to the public eye just days after the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.Missing: brain tumor
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Milo Yiannopoulos resigns from Breitbart News - POLITICO
Feb 21, 2017 · Embattled conservative provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos announced on Tuesday that he would resign from Breitbart News, where he was a senior editor.Missing: biography Catholic 2021
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Happy 64th Birthday To Candi Milo... - Nostalgic & History - Facebook
Jan 9, 2025 · Candi Milo (Born January 9, 1961) Is An American Actress. She Has Voiced Various Characters On Many Animated Series Including Tiny Toon Adventures, SWAT Kats.Missing: DC Harley
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1961 in animation - Wikipedia
Candi Milo, American voice actress (voice of Sweetie Pie in Tiny Toon Adventures, Red in 2 Stupid Dogs, Mom and Teacher in Cow and Chicken, Crystal and ...
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Milo - Città Metropolitana di Catania
Il comune fu costituito nel 1955 staccandolo da Sant'Alfio. Dati. Popolazione: 1.039 abitanti. Superficie: 16,67 km². Densitą: 62,00 ab./km²
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Milo, Province of Catania, Sicilia - Italy Heritage
Altitude: 750 m a.s.l · Population: about 1100 inhabitants · Zip/postal code: 95010 · Dialing Area Code: +39 095 · Patron Saint: St. Andrea, celebrated on the last ...
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Milo (CT) - GenTracer
Milo (Catania Province) is 29 km from Catania, alt. 720 m, on the eastern face of Etna, area 18.2 sq km, pop. over 1,100, post-code 95010, tel. 095.
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Town of Milo - La Sicilia in dettaglio
It rises over a mountain area, 800 meters above the sea-level. A charming agricultural suburb, Milo boasts a rich production of fruit, mushrooms, chestnuts, ...Missing: economy | Show results with:economy
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Milo - Sicily.co.uk
Milo is located in the province of Catania and is characterized by wonderful chestnut and pine woods. It was founded by Giovanni d'Aragona in 1340.Missing: facts | Show results with:facts
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Home - miloagriproduction
We are three hundred meters from the center of Milo, the smallest municipality in the province of Catania, the heart of the production of Etna DOCG white wine ...
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Milo | Maine: An Encyclopedia
Milo was named for the famed Greek athlete Milo of Crotona by the son of the first settler, Theophilus Sargent, who survived his first winter alone as a 14- ...<|separator|>
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Milo, Maine Population by Year - 2024 Update - Neilsberg
Jul 30, 2024 · The population was highest at 2,362 in the year 2023 and lowest at 2,252 in the year 2020. Overall the average growth rate witnessed for the ...<|separator|>
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Milo, ME | Data USA
Between 2022 and 2023 the population of Milo, ME grew from 1,409 to 1,445, a 2.56% increase and its median household income grew from $51,528 to $52,660, a 2.2 ...
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Milo - Data Commons
The population in Milo was 1,445 in 2023. The median age in Milo was 52.6 in 2023. The median income in Milo was $25,972 in 2023. The percentage of people with ...
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History - City of Milo, Iowa
Originally called Belmont, this new town came to be called Milo early in 1879. The trains rolled through the town of Milo from 1879 to 1961. City of Milo Iowa.Missing: village | Show results with:village<|control11|><|separator|>
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Milo, Iowa Population 2025
Economics and Income Statistics. Milo's average per capita income is $49,286. Household income levels show a median of $76,250. The poverty rate stands at ...
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Milo (Warren, Iowa, USA) - Population Statistics, Charts, Map ...
Milo (Warren, Iowa, USA) with population statistics, charts, map, location, weather and web information.<|separator|>
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Milo town, Yates County, New York - U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts
Population estimates, July 1, 2024, (V2024).. 6,798 ; Population estimates base, April 1, 2020, (V2024).. 6,800 ; Population, percent change - April 1, 2020 ...
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Town of Milo
Settlement began around 1788 by members of the Universal Friends, a religious sect. In 1818, the town was founded from part of the Town of Benton, while still ...
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A Brief History of Milo!: News
Milo was homesteaded in 1907, a post office opened in 1908, the current village was laid out in 1924, and Milo was incorporated in 1931.
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Village of Milo: Home
Welcome to the Village of Milo. Where Recreation Meets Family Living! Milo Events Calendar · Bylaws · Planning & Development · GIS Satellite Map of Milo.Milo Skating Arena · Milo Fitness Center · Milo Can Opener · Milo Curling Rink
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Guide to Milo, WA | Wiki Australia
Explore Milo, WA—a tranquil rural locality in Western Australia. Learn about its unique charm, nearby attractions, and travel tips.
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Map of Milo in Queensland - Bonzle Digital Atlas of Australia
Milo is a homestead just off the Bulloo River in south Queensland, Australia situated about 870km west of Brisbane (show me). Milo is at an altitude of ...