The Leaders Sale Dates List of local farm sales
The announcement lists multiple farm sales and livestock auctions around Malvern Hastings Shenandoah and Etta with dates from February 19 to March 3. Advertised sellers include Clyde Barger Bradway Wilson Hampshire Sons W L Wilson Skagia & Sons Caltt & Son J Waller Poland China Sons and others. A general feed yard sale is also scheduled for February 22 in Malvern.
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Entou
Nthe Malvern
Vernon Hanuneck
Mal
Clyde Barger
Malvern
Bradway & Wilson
Hastings
Weary Field
W. F. Barnard
Frastings
McGrew & Patterson
Etta
Hamp shire Hampshire Hog Grand Champion Five Straight Chicago Years
The Hampshire Hog has dominated Chicago International shows, named Grand Champion over all breeds each year from 1918 to 1922, with rising dress percentages and premium prices. Historical notes trace the breed from 1872 imports to growing Iowa ownership, and the Belted Hog’s early show prominence beginning in 1905.
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Hampshire
Hamp Shires
Hampshires
Iowa
Chicago
Hamp Shire hogs praised for quality and consistency at Malvern sale
1918 to present the Hamp shire breed led in quality trimness and smoothness. Their dressed weight rose from 4.5 percent to 1.4 percent of live weight annually. No condemned carcass or government inspection holds. Adams ad invites sale of 35 bred Hamp Shire sons at Malvern on Saturday February 24.
Summers Buys Grand Champion Hampshire at Iowa City Sale
J. N. Summers purchased a fine Hampshire young female at Chas Kelley & Son’s big sale in Iowa City last week. The prize is to be bred to Monarch Defender, the Grand Champion at the International swing show, promising a valuable addition to Summers' Hamp shire herd.
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J. N. Summers
Chas, Kelley & Son
Iowa City
Mr. Summer
Recital Plans for New Organ at Local Methodist Church
A Shenandoah church has installed a fine two manual pedal base organ from the Methodist church in Shenandoah. Electric connections are complete and a concert is planned next Sunday evening to inaugurate the instrument. Miss Sandbloom, organist from Tabor College, will perform with Tabor College singers. No admission. free will offering collected. Attendees invited to enjoy the music and the new organ.
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Then
Methodist Church
Shenandoah
Miss Sandbloom
Tabor College
Obituary and funeral for Mrs Hettie Landis Cowperthwaite
The funeral of Mrs Hettie Lan dis Cowperthwaite was held at the home of Harry Landis Malvern Iowa Wednesday afternoon at two thirty conducted by Rev Walter C Plank pastor of the Methodist Church A special choir sang Interment in Malvern Cemetery Pall bearers were George F Salyers James Roberts W P Wortman C W Salyers B F Bellwood Jesse Bell The obituary notes she was born March 23 1844 in Lancaster PA died February 8 1923 at home of her son Harry R Landis Malvern Iowa aged 78 years 10 months 16 days She moved with her husband Abraham H Landis to Mills County Iowa in 1879 later living in Malvern She was mother of four children Eva Wills Harry Landis Grace Burrus Maud Masters and had twelve grandchildren Also mentions her second marriage to William Cowperthwaite and lists attending relatives from Des Moines Omaha and Crete Nebr.
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Hettie Landis Cowperthwaite
Harry Landis
Walter C. Plank
Methodist Church
J. R. McClymond
R. W. Crigwell
Mesdames
F. R. Chantry
L. A. Talbott
Malyarn
George F. Salyers
James Roberts
W. P. Wortman
C. W. Salyers
B. F. Bellwood
Jesse Bell
Hettia Esther Rohrer
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Harry R. Landis
Malvern
Iown
Illinois
Abraham H. Landis
Mills County
Iowa
Strahan
Eva Wills
Des Moines
Malvern Town
Grace Burrus
Crete
Neb
Maud Masters
Lincoln
Nebraska
Landis
Masters
William Cowperthwaite
Tilinois
Social notes from Red Oak and nearby towns
Asbury Miss Grace Beals and Marion Beals spent Sunday in the Wilmot Bowman home near Tartings. Ed West and family visited in Red Oak and nearby homes. Marguerite of Red Oak visited the Bert Combe residence. Miles Downing and Joe Lottman were in Red Oak Tuesday. Ore Douglass was in Omaha Thursday. A. R. Baker and daughter Gertrude spent Sunday with the Ben Baker family near Henderson. J as Durbin returned from Texas. Misa Ellen Shores of Red Oak visited Bert Combs. John O'Dell was in Red Oak Monday. Clifford Trively of Malvern visited his brother Will Friday. Mrs T. C. Haya spent Sunday in Hastings. George Peugh and family moved to a new home north of town.
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Grace Beals
Marion Beals
Wilmot Bowman
Tartings
Ed West
Leon
William
Ferno
Marguerite
Red Oak
Bert Combe
Miles Downing
Joe Lottman
Ore Douglass
Omaha
Jas. Durbin
Texas
Misa Ellen Shores
Bert Combs
John O'Dell Wan
Clifford Trively
Malvern
Will
T. C. Haya
Hastings
George Peugh
Town
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HR. J. Viner
Hender
T. A. Hays
L.A. Talbott
Arkansas
Hard Nut Coal
Wyoming
Maitland
Colorado
Green Bay
Lbr. Co
Graham
Mal-Co Ideal
Serve Grocery
Mrs
Asbury
A. R. Baker
Gertrude
Ben Baker
Henderson
Just
Arness
Frank Degenhart
Canton
Childrens
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