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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
7
The Farm Bureau news reports Tresident Poolidge urging cooperative livestock marketing before livestock men at the International Live stock Show. He argues efficiency in marketing would boost results as much as production, calling for a 25 year push to improve marketing methods and self-help by producers. He notes progress in cooperative marketing and cites information from the Department.
A Charlotte Iowa schoolman reports relief from goitre via Sorbol Quadruple a mild liniment. He cites choking sleeplessness and weak eyes improved and invites inquiries at leading drug stores or Sorbon Company Mechanicsburg Ohio. Locally at Hollins Drug Co.
Fragmented OCR text cites government agents and farmers on intelligent marketing, noting a conclusion that intelligent marketing equals about ten percent of production. It questions reader support for home business and references production, markets, and cooperative marketing.
BR S errick outlines practical, low cost methods to prevent girdling by rabbits and mice during June. Wrapping trunks with wire cloth or heavy materials, painting with lime sulfur or time sulfur, and using proper shield sizes are recommended. Also urges timely pruning tool checks and notes War Week and corn borer infestation data in Ohio Michigan Indiana.
Des Moines hosts the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation annual gathering January 13 to 15. Secretary Ray L. Gribben notes the program includes the sixth annual meeting and outlines the federation fund proposal for attendees and participants.
A proposed plan would end a session of county officers and directors to share power and unite across counties. Special programs will be arranged for meetings to energize Farm Bureau work. A statewide gathering aims to discuss and plan work and strengthen organization effectiveness. Mills County is urged to send an active delegation to the Sixth meeting.
A Mills County speaker criticizes farmers for not recognizing Farm Bureau efforts that lowered livestock valuations by 7.5 million dollars and defended tax policy favoring lower income taxes. He notes gopher bounties cost farmers about 4 400 dollars annually and urges stronger backing for the organization to accelerate reform.
One of Io wa s 63 counties will compete in the State Corn and Small Grain Show at Iowa State College February 4 to 7 for a special trophy. The event, staged by the IowaCorn and Small Grain Growers Association, is the nation’s largest of its kind. About 12,000 bushels of corn were exhibited last year and similar turnout expected. The show will be housed in the new armory at the college. Besides corn, the exhibits will include other grains and related seed products.
The fragment references Malvern and 1928 era entries with names like Frank Wilton, Ray Bilton, and Pilter, noting a COR Wilson and various local surnames. It hints at a regional diary or notes of residents and contributors, including Verses and civic identifiers, in a terse, OCR-like listing style.
The Eastern Star elected WooOM, Mrs Mabel Wedergilist, WoP J oD Griffin, AJM, Mrs. Bromna Podd, Mrs. Hulda Blakely, and Mrs. Baha Kerr as officers for the coming year. Frances Martin, living alone, sustained a fractured breast bone and ribs in a kitchen accident. Olive Keyser returned from treatment for an infected hand with infection cleared. Rev. C. R. Cook expected home from St. Paul mid next week. Lola Allely taken to Cornell Bluffs for appendicitis surgery at Jennie Edmunds hospital.
W.A. Pollitt recovers from a badly infected hand for four weeks. Mrs. Bert Badala returns home from Council Wiaffa hospital after surgery on her lead. Mrs. Lee Wells from Moberly Mo visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Burrows and sister Mrs Warren Kirtavin in Council Wlatts. John Wright family released from a scarlet fever quarantine after four weeks as the boy shows a mild form. Another change in management.
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