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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1927

Page

11

Center Townships Yearend Farm Bureau Meeting Held

Center Township plans a final year meeting at Hillsdale church on Tuesday evening December 13 with a special program. Highlights include Community Endgine talk, dairy cattle notes, and recitations by Helen Wheeler and Cliford Diilehay. Albert Hyzer presents pictures and discusses dairy stock benefits to Mills County farmers through Farm Bureau distribution of 412 head of dairy cattle.

Farm Bureau Hillsdale Church Center Township Deupree Helen Wheeler W. W. Wheeler Dean’ Jackson Wisconsin Mills County Burea

International Livestock Exposition Flourishes in Chicago

Returning from Wisconsin, I attended the 1927 International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. The event showcased livestock, crops, club work, and USDA exhibits with 1600 plus boys and girls competing in leadership and citizenship contests. Next year the county agent hopes Farm Bureau funds will sponsor two youths to attend free.

Wisconsin Chicago United States Department of Agriculture United States Farm Bureau

Drinking men ought to be liberal to beggars warning

A Los Angeles Times quote urges temperate drinkers to be generous to beggars, noting the unpredictability of future hardship and the risk of becoming dependent on others. The remark reflects a reflective moral stance on charity and self restraint.

Los Angeles Times

Baby Beef Club Growing in Mills County

The Mills County Baby Beef Club expands as 32 calves are on feed and first welching certificates are prepared. Enrollees include Hendersons, Meeka, Moore, Wise, Len, Leu, Donner, Hyde, Buch, Bueh, Asmussen, Asmuagen, Matthews, Costello, Conrad, and Byers with more youths considering joining. The Farm Bureau office urges new members to enroll and offers calf sourcing, financing help, and guidance to ensure Mills County has its strongest baby beef program yet.

Mills County Baby Beef Club Farm Bureau James Henderson Alva Henderson Kenneth Henderson Wayne Meeka Hobby Moore June Wise Edwin Len Gerald Leu Walter Carl Donner Dick Hyde Carl Buch Julius Bueh Ernest Buch Arno Asmussen Hetby Asmuagen Gace Matthews Ralph Costello Louis Conrad Reign Byers Baby Sles Mills County

4-H Club Boys Conference at Ames

Junior 4-H Club boys of Iowa will meet at Iowa State College Dec. 27 30 for their annual short course. A program covers close work recreation and entertainment with club leaders conferences planned. More than half attendees will be state or county prize winners. Kenneth Henderson from our county attends paid by Farm Bureau as champion baby beef feeder prize. Regular Christmas vacation will be during the event.

Ames Iowa Iowa State College Kenneth Henderson Farm Bureau Kenneth Pan. Taft Boye

Farm Bureau Insurance Meeting Held in Malvern

The Farm Bureau life and automobile insurance school convened at the Malvern Farm Bureau office on Thursday for all southwestern Iowa agents and county agents. Attendees included Quy Roberts and others from Des Moines, Council Bluffs, West and East Pottawattamie, Wayne, Page, Ogis, and other counties, with C. N. Huntley serving as vice president of the State Farm Bureau Federation.

Farm Bureau Hfe Malvern Towa Quy Roberts Des Moines Garat Children Council Bluffs Ladd Read Hugh §. Jackson Wilbur Oxley H. O. Allery Fremont County

Preparation For Rer Christemas Mailing

Post offices will make a strong effort to handle Christmas mails without congestion but extraordinary volume requires public cooperation. The notice urges early shopping and mailing, proper wrapping and packing, clear fragile and perishable markings, complete addresses with return cards, and the use of Special Delivery for speed.

Post Office Department Washington Bendling Aerol Alten

Cold Storage Eggs Must Be Labeled and Explained

Des Moines Iowa December 7 cold storage eggs must bear conspicuous labels at least one inch high. The rule is urged by the Iowa Department of Agriculture though not new, with guidance from R G Clark chief of Dairy and Food Division. Consumers should not condemn eggs due to labels, as No 1 cold storage eggs are superior to many older “fresh” eggs.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Department of Agriculture Department R. G. Clark Dairy and Food Division Mr. Clark

Variety of Goods and Payments On Offer at Local Store

The advertisement lists diamonds watches rings baserwass pearls clocks stationery and books offered in low prices. Books by noted authors 75c per volume. Stations for all purposes and family gifts. Music goods small instruments pianos both new and used for sale or rent. Easy payment plan includes Victrolas radios and records all in glass brass china and semi precious metals.

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