Poultry Exhibits Shine At Mills County Fair Week
Mills County fairs showcase strong poultry with 4H exhibits totaling 260 birds planned for State Fair. Dorothy Pien and Lilian Bradley lead the 4H judging team. Ed ward Dodder owned the champion pullet and cockerel. Open class winners include Harted Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Brown Leghorns, White Leghorns, Light Brahmas, and White Wyandottes with top birds named. rabbits and geese also prizeworthy in big tents.
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Mills County
Cluh
Dorothy Pien
Lilian Bradley
Edward Dodder
Plymouth Rocka
C. Dupree
Glenwood
V. A. Matthews
Malvern
A. Matthews
Rhode Island Reds
C. W. Davies
Roy Parker
Dale Allen
Ray Hilton
Mra
Light Brahmas
Firat
William A. Chamberlain
White Wyandottes
Claude Dupree
Moore
E. A. Lee
Geese Kieth Happ
Raising Rabbits for Fur Becomes Malvern Industry
Malvern officials report a new rabbit fur industry, with BE A. Lee leading a venture using Chinchilla rabbits prized for soft lustrous silver gray pelts. A display at the Fair shows a dozen rabbits, many prize winners, adding interest to the poultry tent.
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Malvern
BE A. Lee
Lee
Conneil Bluffs People Spend Wednesday at Fall
A crowd from Conneil Bluffs traveled by car to Fall and spent the day there with basket dinners and a large noon meal. Many attendees are former Mills county residents, including Mr and Mrs W P Hughes, Mr and Mrs W J Lever t, Dr Rose Rice, Mrs Charlotte Sterner, Mr and Mrs Arthur Rapp, Mr and Mrs Fred Rapp, Mr and Mrs Lews McDaniels and daughter Doris, Metropolitan opera singer from New York City, Mrs Paul McDaniels, Mrs Lulu F Duerr and Mr and Mrs Cc M Miller.
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Conneil Bluffs Prowple
Mills County
W. P. Hughes
Nonpateil
W. J. Levert
Rose Rice
Charlotte Sterner
Arthur Rapp
Fred Rapp
Lews McDaniels
Doris McDaniels
Metropolitan Opera
New York City
Paul McDaniels
Lulu F. Duerr
Cc. M. Miller
Old Covered Wagon Sighted in Malvern
Two wagons with fifteen occupants from southern Missouri traveled toward Moville after fleeing floodwaters that ruined their crops and homes. An elderly driver recalled sleeping on the ground and eating outdoors during two months of travel. The group expressed sadness but kept hope for a new start.
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Malvern
Moville
Missouri
Stiwards Tour Sou Going Into Ot Mexico Stiwards Tour Sou Going Into Ot Mexico
Mr and Mrs 3 F Paul Lare Marsandl finished a long South tour on July 31. They traveled 160 miles into Old Mexico visiting Galveston Corpus Christi Alvin and Matamoros before crossing to Laredo with a ten day tourist permit. They reached Monterey and noted wildflowers and regional sights. They passed San Antonio New Orleans and Vicksburg seeing memorials in the park notably Minors and Towa memorials.
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F. Pau Lare Marsandl
Old Mexico
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Alvin
Mexico
Brownsville
Matamoros
Laredo
Monterey
Central
South America
Stiwards
San Antonio
New Orelans
Vicksburg
Miss
Memorial Park
Towa
Iowa
Holiness camp meeting at Tabor Iowa August 15-25
The annual Holiness camp meeting in Tabor Iowa will be held across Memorial Chapel in south Tabor August 15 to 25. Evangelists Elder D. R. Hyster of Thomas Oklahoma and Nils Winnie Crouch of Mitchell South Dakota lead daily services at 10 am 9 30 am and 7 30 pm. All invited to attend LeRoy NM Zook Secretary.
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Tabor
Iowa
Memorial Chapel
South Tabor
D. R. Hyster
Thomas
Okla
Nils Winnie Crouch
Mitchell
S. D
Steeles Entertain with Supper Bridge Thursday
Mr and Mrs J M Steele entertained at a supper bridge party Thursday night. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Bing, Mr and Mrs WW Weale trope, and Mr and Mrs e, DB. Paul Blothower received consolation prizes. other details vague due to OCR errors.
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Steeles
J. M. Steele
Mig
Paul Blothower
Malvern Defeats Red Oak Sunday
Malvern baseball defeated Red Oak 4 to 2 Sunday at Red Oak. Highlighted by sharp fielding from McCord J. E. Pace and K. Jones. No game next Sunday. Lineups list Malvern and Red Oak players with several names in order.
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Malvern
Red Oak
McCord
J .E. Pace
K. Jones
Maltern Red Oak Windom _ opi
Graham E. Pace
Johnson McCord
Fort Landis
Falk Zandera Jones
Walker
Poisoner's First Wife Was Former Hastings Girl
The Ottaw a Kansas poisoned candy case involved Ray Pennebaker of eastern Page County. He confessed to sending poison meant for his wife who was ill and gave it to a niece who died. His first wife, a Hastings girl, died mysteriously five months after marriage, with strong but unconfirmed suspicions.
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Daily
Ottfawa
Kansas
Ray Pennebaker
Page County
Pennebaker
Ant
Hastings
Otin Davi
Lenox
Cecil Davia
Malvern
Millx County
Western rodeo races and scenes from the quarterstretch
Cowboys and cowgirls took part in varied rodeo events on the track. Horses plunged and riders struggled to start tests as judges delayed the signal. Relay races showed skill in changing saddles, while calf roping and wild-horse riding offered challenging feats for participants.
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Boma
Cheyenne Rodeo Traditions Impress Western Fans
Contests featured rough calf and steer bull dogging events with riders using horses to manage livestock. Milking and potato races entertained crowds while a fancy riding and Roman riding display showcased skilled riders. Fort drills and a cannon salute added a warlike finale as Cheyenne earned praise as the rodeo capital.
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Ar Aenean Gant
Dale
Kline
Conneil
Old & W
LeRoy NM
Zook, Secy
Poisoner
Wyoming
Ruezh
Corbers
Farner
Cheyenne
Condom
Mansfield
Cate
Eve
Piper
Tire Service
Dodge and Packard
Kelly- Springfield
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