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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1964
Page
11
Fremont County Extension Director Richard M. Mc Clure notes black cutworm and western corn rootworm caused major headaches for Iowa farmers in 1984. Over 1,000 acres of corn were attacked or destroyed in each of 75 counties as farmers applied insecticides after damage appeared and the insects reached half-grown size.
Dr Gunderson reports that cutworms cost Iowa corn farmers at least 0.5 million annually since 1954 with average losses of 5 dollars per acre. Western corn rootworm losses reached 30 million in 1963 and 15 million in 1964. Farmers rotated crops and used organophosphorus pesticides to curb damage and consider routine chemical treatment. Dr Gunderson to discuss in Fremont on February 11.
June Mills a former Malvern resident won a seat on Guthrie county board of supervisors on the Democratic ticket in a traditionally Republican area. He has farmed near Menlo seven years raising Angus cattle and previously worked in road construction. Born in Malvern, he graduated in 1930, and is married to Geraldine with one son, Howard, a teacher in Kalispell Montana.
A servant, unable to repay a loss, hides in fear. The master's son finds him, offers to intercede, and pledges to cover the debt. He pleads with his father, who, moved by intercession, forgives the servant and restores him to trust.
A devotional prayer asks for forgiveness for sins against God and loyalty, ending with a thought that restoration requires one Son to pave the way through Christ Jesus.
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