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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1926

Page

8

University Second Semester Opens Amid Record Enrollment

Iowa City reports the second semester of the state university opening after a week of registration, with officials believing the spring term will set a new enrollment record. The campus notes that last fall’s registration surpassed 8,000 students as observers see sun spots with the naked eye per Prof. Charles C. Wylie.

U. S Towa City The State University Iowa City Charles C. Wylie University

Iowa Professors Share Quirky Theories And Teaching Tips

A University of Iowa professor describes sunspots’ possible peak timing in a decade, another links half-digested proteins to poisoning symptoms, and a third notes saliva glands in pile monsters. Researchers discuss character education funded by a $15,000 grant, and Knott from Iowa traces South American language origins beyond Greek. Praising children, not scolding, is urged by Dr. Katherine Graves.

Towa Gilbert N. Houser University of Jaws Institute of Social and Re-gerons Research University of Itowa South America Thomas A. Knott University of Iowa Katherine Graves University of Towa

Seed Corn Testing Period Proclaimed by Governor Hammill

Governor Hammill issued a proclamation designating February 1 to March 1 as Seed Corn Testing Period to address a serious corn shortage. An accurate seed corn census will be taken and individual ear testing ordered to ensure next spring’s food seed. Proclamation to be read in every rural and consolidated school on February 1. Copies sent to county agents for distribution to schools banks elevators and other institutions.

John Hammill Attenton Towa Hammill

Seed corn shortage spurs statewide testing and plant programs

The state faces a seed corn shortage requiring about 2 006 600 bushels to plant 11 600 000 acres and ensure extra supply for replanting. Crops extension specialist F G Churchill from Town State College leads efforts with county agents to test and secure planting stock. The Extension Service will mail bulletins, offer payroll for a testing specialist, and aid start of community seed testing plants across counties.

F. G. Churchill Town State College

Real Estate Transfers in Mills County week ending January 29 1926

Record of instruments filed in Mills County Iowa shows multiple deeds and condemnations. Transactions include Frank Robbins to Clinton Robbing and Clifford Robbing in Glenwood and Emerson. Bertha Wuntze McMillen to Phil Cannell. J A McCurdy to Marrell Baker. and Sherif transfers in Mills County. Condemnation awards totaling several thousand dollars granted for right of way. Also listed are homestead plat certifications and numerous Q C D and W D deeds in Glenwood and Emerson.

Recorder Frank Robbina Clinton C. Robbing W. PD New Rods Frank Robbins Cliford H W. D Frank Robbing Clinton H. Robbing Bertha Wuntze McMillen Phil Cannel Hastings Mills County Iowa Francia William Choate William Choate Et al Q. C.D. $1.00 Part W% of Sw% of 23, 72, 44, J. A. McCurdy Marrell L. Baker Glenwood Sherif of Mills Co R. BE. Dunn Shia Emerson State Board Grace Evaline Worta Seth Dean Homestead Ney Henry 0. Rains L. Gray Bex Mills Co Iowa Service Co Recorder and Clerk of District Court Harvey E. Dolph Helen Dolph Summers Howard O. Dolph Babra A. Day Mary H. Tolles City of Glenwood James O. Epperson Gertrude Epperson Ang Sheriff of Mills Co R. E. Dunn James Moore Q. Co. D. Val Con BR. B.C. Horan James Moore I Boyer H. Butterfield Bey Wm. Agan W. D. Hie R. A Butterfeld J. Boyer W Boyer H. E. Ryans Mablon Boyet H. E. Byave W. PD

Deed Petition Notices for Dee and Powers Dee’d

Legal notices show petitions for letters of administration or probate for Horace Benedict Dee Mary F Powles Dee d and George Sauhders Dee d with filings listed terse and unclear in the fragmentary OCR entry. The item records requests for grant of letters in probate matters.

Horace Benedict Dee Mary F. Powles Dee George Sauhders

Williams leaves for Upland California in beacon notes

Tabot News reports Curtis E Williams, long time Tabor musician, heads to Upland California for new opportunities. The piece recalls his guiding roles at the conservatory and choir, his famed tenor, and his impact on local music circles. Also notes community events including birthdays, home moves, and visitors from Emerson and Ames. Dale Chantry of Ames visits sister Mrs. Sheldon Hurtbutt this week.

Tabot News iFrom the Beacon B. Miller Chartier City California J. C. Russell Josephine John Welton Emerson Walter Savage Roy Asmian Nellie Feese Nanny Penney Tillie Asman Perkins Fred Gaylord Williams Dale Chantry Ames Sheldon Hurtbutt

A Fish Story Plunders to McGregor Creek Style Tale

Peter Mond Tele of His Tack dn Sandy Towa. 1778 Connecticut Yankee Peter Pond crossed into the Towa country to explore fur trade. Near McGregor encampment, his party hauled in a large fish and shared a feast, describing weights and splitting meat and drink. The account, preserved with archaic spellings, appears in The Palimpsest by the State Historical Society.

Peter Mond Towa Peter Pond Mlastinipal McGregor Pond John Ely Briges State Historical Society of Town Town City Iwa

Radio demonstrations ring in the new year around the world

The 1926 year end featured radio chimes heard globally as General Harbord of RCA coordinated the event. The broadcast carried the line Ring out the old ring in the new from London and Big Ben tolls echoed to civilized nations. An American spokesman sent greetings to England and the world, echoed by plans for future broadcasts.

London General Harbord Radio Corporation of America Big Ben England

Ames Abe Saya Prefer Obscurity Over Public Office

An unnamed speaker mocks a fellow’s reluctance to seek public office, noting his preference for staying unseen and claiming he grows oversized and ineffective when pressed into a political role. The quip uses humorous rural imagery to suggest discomfort with public scrutiny.

Ames Abe Saya

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