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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
3
Emerson Cor relates a crash on 284 south at Tip hwasy 73 when a team driven by Fle struck a horse and frightened the team. Mr. Shout suffered a head injury, was taken to the hospital, and an x ray showed a badly broken bone with multiple injuries reported.
The Christmas pageant will be presented at the Methodist church Sunday evening December, with a cast of 28 and a choir led by Miss Martha Stifle. Local families attend church events. many residents visit relatives and travelers are noted across the region.
Emerson High defeated Silver City twice in a high school basketball set, led by standout players Stanton, Phtyes, Nespas, Thesis, Misht, and Malyengy Pershe. The first game score favored Emerson 38 to win, with the night scene centering on local families visiting relatives in Omaha.
The passage outlines biting patterns of various mosquitoes, noting female bites humans while males feed on nectar. It mentions day versus night activity, indoor biting, and specific species like the yellow fever mosquito and Mansonia. It describes daytime biting, evening activity, and that some species bite near the ground or through clothing.
A description of Jorace Greeley's handwriting described as hard to read, with a humorous note on deciphering letters. It contrasts the ease of some writers' scripts with Greeley's, mentioning Thomas Falley Aldrich and B S Morse in a tongue in cheek discussion about deciphering manuscripts and the charm of unread letters.
A fragmentary note traces Nova Scotia’s name from early discoveries and French settlements in Port Royal to Royal Strait and Annapolis Royal. It mentions grants from the King in 1671 and land named Acadia Island that formed parts of present New Brunswick and Gaspe, with Sip Witham credited for naming Nova Scotia.
Reports detail large slave ships in the Nedsea area with British patrols tracking operations between Sankin AnglEeyp Hon Sui and Adda Mejaz. A recently seized ship carried nearly 300 enslaved people before fleeing toward the Arabian coast. Slave auctions are alleged along the Arabian shore with thousands believed sent yearly to various regions.
The Myderabad medical service released a public report detailing an Intensive rat week. It documents a tabulation of mice counts and notes bands of rodents were killed during the drive. The effort aimed to reduce disease spread caused by rats and to lower infestation levels.
A fragmented report notes several irredeemable issues, none repaid to investors. It cites four such securities led by a 4 percent debenture issued by the Canadian Tactile railway, totaling millions, with unclear values and names.
The British National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty plans to evaluate major sites including Stonehenge and other significant public properties. The effort focuses on preserving heritage while managing public access and future stewardship.
A fragmented note from a Yugoslav era document describes Puropolje’s social setup with a noble population structure. It mentions nobles by birth and duty, hinting at hierarchical display rights and local governance. The text is garbled but centers on hereditary status and social display within a commune.
County Agent Bruce M. Kilpatrick advises supplementing corn with protein and minerals as this year’s forage value is below normal. A mineral mix is recommended with legume hay, using protein concentrates like linseed oil meal or soybean meal, and salt for livestock. Hand feeding is preferred, at about half to one ounce per head per day, plus calcium lime, bone meal, iron oxide, and a salt source for cattle.
Miss Helen Swinney, nutrition specialist, conducts fifth year nutrition lessons this week at multiple township homes including Pacific Junction Glenwood St Marys Center Plattville Rowley Lyons Silver City and more with lunches and hor and told meals discussed by Elm Grove Mothers.
The J W C club held a December meeting at Mrs John Powles home with a follow up on soups and a discussion of school lunches. Members expressed interest in hot lunches for schools and aiding teachers to implement the program. The next lesson on Ira Nuss's preparation and serving suited quotes is set for January 10 1935 and open to interested attendees.
The Jawa Farm Bureau Federation reports a 44 percent rise in paid 1934 membership as the American Farm Bureau Federation met in Nashville Tennessee. Secretary Treasurer Daisy W.owe Nama said the gain covers the federation's fiscal year ending November 30 and may rise with December figures. Iowa shows a large delegation ahead of the national convention, with expectations of continuing gains into 1935. Chas EB Hearst, Town Farm Bureau president, credits drought relief work and valued services by the Farm Bureau for the surge.
The Plattsville St Marys Center and Glenwood township training school met at Mrs. Ralph May’s home. Miss Helen Swinney presented a lesson on Soups Accompaniments and vitamins, reviewed the day’s menu including Vexetalle vitamin SOUP and cheese sticks, and discussed Frigtsuppe and Bohemian Girl preparations for future meetings. The January gathering will be at Glenwood armory firemen room. all local ladies are urged to attend.
Fragmentary historical note traces the origin of the Mississippi Valley name to French explorers and a term meaning broad plain. The garbled text references a French etymology from a word meaning broad, with early usage implied.
MiNs County Iowa November 12 1924 meeting notes proceed with adjournment November 14 1984. The board approved minutes of November 13 and canvassed the general election with numerous precincts listed for election services funded by the County Fund. Names of precincts include Henderson Henton Legraham Mineola West Oak Folsom St Marys Plattville Glenwood wards Hawthins Center White Cloud Lyon and Mulverd with various election service amounts recorded.
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