Gassers Fall in Final of Southwest Town Tourney
The Gassers lost the finals to Stanton after a long battle that went 10 innings, with Griffith and Wilkingan starring early in the finals. Wilkingan left injured in the first inning as Stanton edged ahead in overtime, ending the Gassers hopes for the title in the Southwest Town tournament.
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Red Oak
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Squirrel Hunting Rules Listed for New Season
Season runs September to November with a daily bag limit of ten and possession limit of twenty. Hunting license required for all persons. resident fee one dollar, nonresident five dollars. Licenses available from conservation officials and designated depositaries. Seek private property entry permissions and avoid harming farms or gates. Do not take more than you can use.
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Record round as Pat Gearhart ties course mark at Pate View
Pat Gearhart tied the course record with a 22 on the front while playing at Pate View on the shore. Durant Cottrell of Minneapolis finished 42, as Gearhart and Cottrell competed with others in a long standing club event noted for low scores and historic birdies.
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Local Softball Interest Wanes After Tournament
After an exciting climax in the recent softball tournament the local scene cooled markedly with league play largely called off. The Oilers beat Bacons 4 to 0 on Aug 12 while Wallers edged CCC 6 to 4 the next night, and Campers halted Bacons 12 to 7 as fatigue set in. Oilers then beat Wallers 6 to 4 on Friday with Anderson homering late, and Oilers again won 6 to 1 on Monday. White City and Wallers had a rain-shortened game, ending in the fourth inning with White City trailing.
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Rowson
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Jackson
Mae
Wildspree
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Camp Battery
Bursey
Hartholomew
Hou Eblers
Wiite City
Nain
Glenwood
Softball Schedule and Pairings This Week
The Nils county league schedules Friday matchups with Hastings at Imogene Wall Street Bears at Silver City Hillsdale at Dutch. COO s and Walers are listed among teams for this week's pairings.
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Imogene
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Hillsdale
Dutchmen Shut Out Irish Here Sunday
Dutchmen blanked the Irish All Stars 1st shutout of the season in Mills County league play. E Tumbl reached on walks and hits, key scoring came in seventh and eighth, Pitcher Sailer worked the mound for Dutch with Sanders and W.H. Ponton behind the plate.
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Fender
Ponta
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Malverns victorious in Atlantic Open consolation confusion
The Leader erred by reporting that Don Ner and Gerald Caldwell competed in the consolation. The correct event was the championship round, with Donner winning. Local golfers from Malvern were involved.
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Real Estate Records and Local Notices From Mills County Iowa
Real estate file items list instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from Aug 2 1935 to Aug 9 1995. Entries include transfers tax deeds and trustee actions referencing parties such as W S Heller Thoman L McGarry A V Thornen Minnie Slater Glenwood Malvern and Cart Morgan with parcel notes in sections 24 34 35 and 26 71 42 43. A sheriff report notes three violators arrested for using dynamite to take fish and a skunk problem on a farm. Additional Navy training mention and a local newspaper ad miscellany conclude the item.
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Franklin County
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Hampton
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4-H Club Projects In Fall And Winter Activity
Iowa 4-H programs for 12 100 club boys focus on advancing next year’s projects and completing current ones. Activities cover calf showing, breeding, judging, hog care, corn growth, soil stewardship, and market hog preparation, with leaders guiding groups of 4-8 boys and their fathers.
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Pasture Experiment Plots Yield Mixed Results in Spring Trials
Roy L. Lauvern reports on pasture experiments begun this spring. Early data shows limited effect from fertilizer lime or seed when no seed bed prep is done, while double disking improves some grasses. Plots on farms near Hethany and Lamont show 9 to 44 percent yield gains from specific fertilizer applications, with legumes improving stands where bluegrass is weak. Orchard grass leads growth, with timothy and reed canary also promising. ryegrass and fescue show moderate gains across various fields.
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Grover Sharp
Arch Keen
Bod Brentzier
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Pany Campbell
Tro
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George N. Briggs
Lamont
Timothy
Rpyal Adatua
Willey
Charley White
Rumor of Kirchner buys interest and rents dining room
Heard after taps describes rumors of Kirchner buying a halt in the kitchen and negotiating to lease the dining room. The piece mentions Ellison longing for Oberlin, Gueda Springs gift to the gate, a rushed trip to Kansas, a 4 H club show, and a lively impromptu concert at the camp with Frank Smith Eddie Ola Slim Smith Jerry Tingland and Little Jarry Miller’s hospital stay and expected return home in about 10 days.
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Eilison
Oberlin
Bysonea
Gueda Springs
Kansas
Cece
Mike
Frank Smith
Barltona
Clinton
Parker
Eddie Ola
Slim Smith
Little Jarry Miler
S.J. Miller
Dluges Hospital
Lieut. Miller
Group from Malvern cce Work on Red Oak Camp
A Malvern group at Red Oak CCC Camp works on the site for a new company. Assistant leaders Blau and Bush supervise a detail of men over the past two days. About 2209 camps exist with 2094 capable of ongoing conservation work. total enrollment nears 413,000 men and 39,000 officers.
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Red Oak
Blau
Bush
Sail Erosion Crew Moves to J Burgain Farm
Crew shifts to J Burgain Farm to work on cheek dams at KR Monderson tyre finish. They proceed north at Silver City to fence erosion area for tree planting and cheek dou. Project leader J Hadley guides the team with foremen Aldrich and others.
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J. Burgaln
Silver City
Une
CCC to Sponsor Dance At Malvern Friday Evening
CCC sponsors a dance tomorrow evening at the Malvern Community Building. Hilton Copeland and his Rhythm Aces perform with an admission of 40 cents.
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CCC Here Divides Honors with Nebraska City Camp
Malvern CC athletes played two baseball games at a Nebraska City camp on Sunday. The local team won 7 to 6 with Enwright pitching. Malvern collected 6 hits to the camp’s 3 and both sides made many errors. In the second game Snfballers lost 12 to 7, Ellison starting and Grooters finishing.
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Malvern
Haul Rock from County for Erosion Work
A crew of 25 men was sent to the county rock quarry on Wednesday to obtain rock for erosion control projects. The effort aims to stabilize banks and reduce runoff impact in the area. Officials emphasized steady production to meet the project timeline.
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Project notes on demolition and guidance for ordnance
The document outlines expected removal of 60 yards of work in 32 days, with 600 assigned to ECW and 21 to the country for use. Directed by J.B.L. Orchard, junior engineer. It also explains a method to estimate projectile weight by halving the product of bore diameter and number.
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Nee
Ervelien
BL Orchard
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Turbine drives outpace electric in battleship fuel use
Turbine driven ships at 16 knots burn 48 percent more fuel than electric drive ships of identical hull design tonnage and speed, in a comparative test showing higher energy consumption for turbines.
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