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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1928
Page
10
Emerson residents report visits and travel to Ottawa Glathe and Davis City. Local couples and individuals shuttle between Malvern Osceola and Omaha for family, work, and hospital news. School games, church events, and civic meetings fill the week with dances lunches and initiations.
Tractor owners can save fuel and time by applying Farmers Bulletin No. 1045 F on laying out fields for plowing. Agricultural engineers outline methods to reduce travel with the plow in ground, avoid awkward turns, and plow diagonals more efficiently. Apply at the United States Department of Agriculture in Washington DC.
Iowa State College official Muri McDonald says farm organizations in Iowa are stronger than many realize, with about half of farm families in Iowa members and a third in county farm bureaus. He notes unions in building trades show similar leverage with smaller participation, and cautions against peasant trends while promoting 4-H, home projects, and agricultural education to sustain progress.
A report describes honey as a key ingredient in baked goods such as soft honey cake and muffins. The Kellogg Company home economics department at Battle Creek offers tested honey recipes with steps including creaming butter and honey, adding eggs and milk, and baking in layers or muffin tins.
Ames Abe quips that if Lindbergh continues flying solo after days of parabolic attempts he may wake to find only the Spirit of Lindbergh left, a take on aviation pride and progress echoing in the era.
Henderson February report on a school declamatory contest directed by Miss Martha Artint. Elsie Harris won the oratorical class. Lauraine Fickel took dramatic and overall top honors. a tie for humorous left Helen Harria and Lenora Simmonds to speak again in county and preliminary rounds. Glee club performances under Miss Atkinson drew praise. list of participating girls included Nellie Wilson, Elva Wilson, Paulina Sowers, and others.
Shipped two cars. interlock switch issue on the Burlington required headquarters expert Tuesday. Bert Bade sale near Silver City drew attendees, Louie Jeng and Marvin Johnson visited Omaha Tuesday to check cattle. Mrs Clauda Brooks underwent tonsil and sinus surgery at Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffs, reports say she is recovering well. Grange meeting drew a good crowd Thursday, next meeting in two weeks. Elton Landon was from Omaha Sunday, John Stacy improving though pale.
Mrs Winger returns from Creton. Farmers plan a light wire project along Balfour funded by subscriptions. Community hopes the deal goes through for better lighting. A B Judson and Mr Mrs Reed Graven visit Mrs Cando Brooke at Edmundson hospital. she shows marked improvement and may come home soon. Chas Cheney of Glenwood ships hogs to Omaha. Louie Bhane of Osceola visits his father in Bailone.
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