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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
3
A long compiled chronology details President Roosevelt's 1934 actions and proposals. It notes cabinet changes, Congress sessions, major bills like the liquor tax, bank and mortgage measures, navy construction, relief programs, price fixing rulings, and key appointments. It highlights strikes, economic policy shifts, and foreign policy steps from January through November.
A dense, OCR derived timeline lists international actions from January to May, including truces and treaties involving Germany France Prussia and Austria, recognitions and shifts in leadership in Cuba and Spain, Nobel prizes in medicine and literature, and various alliance moves. It catalogs engagements, recognitions, and policy shifts across Europe, the Americas, and Asia, with many dates and entities such as the League of Nations, United States, Japan, Italy, and Britain, amid political turmoil and military actions.
Farm Bureau members at Malvern Community Building discuss 11 resolutions on farm policy and community needs. Resolutions praise corn hog and wheat programs, support current Farm Bureau setup with Agriculture Department and extension service, and call for lower first mortgage rates via Federal Farm loans. They endorse national trade deals, favorable regulations for producers, and federal wage standards, plus continued Civilian Conservation Corps efforts and cautious arms control. The group also commends Bruce Kilpatrick, Eloise Dodder, Frances Henton, and B F Anderson for leadership in 1934 progress.
Miss Helen Swinney, state home project specialist, presents the fourth lesson of the county nutrition series this week on Uses of Canned and Cured Meats. Meetings are set for Wednesday January 2 at Glenwood Armory Center Glenwood Bt Marys and Plattville township. Thursday January 8 at Mrs Roy Donners Malvern Ingrabat Oak Anderson and Silver Creek. Friday January 4 at Mrs Ben Corons Strahue Whites Cloud and Deer Creek townships.
F P Reed, a state club feeder, will address the County Club Committee and county leaders at PTA on the evening of January. The event will be held in the Malvern County jail building with wrapping paper and other notes mentioned in the agenda.
Farm Bureau lists fourth nutrition lesson led by Miss Helen Srinhey in early January. Corn-hog school slated for Ames January 8–9. Boys’ club leaders meeting with FP P Read set for January 10. State Federation meetings in Des Moines January 11, 17, 13. Home furnishing training by Florence Forbes February 5. Achievement day planned for February 19.
Deer Creek and White Cloud townships held their third year nutrition lesson at Mrs. Chas. Kayton's home with two visitors and four guests including Miss Eckles and Miss Bradley. The morning covered inexpensive Christmas tree decorations, then a meal featured vegetable vitamin soup and raspberry roly poly as a healthful menu, followed by a dramatization of the Bohemian Girl and a discussion on vitamins.
A nutrition study led by Miss Helen Swinney, extension nutritionist, was held at the Kermit Hillyer home on December 7 in Deer Creek township. Eleven women attended from White Cloud and Deer Creek. cheese making, lunch prep, and cheese tortes were demonstrated. Samples were shared as sandwich spreads, with recipes available from leaders Mrs. Mary Conrad and others.
Record of Instruments from Nov 23 to Nov 30 1934 in Milly County Iowa lists transfers including Beard to Beattie Beattle to James C Beattie and multiple parcels in Malvern with a variety of tract descriptions and owners. The garbled text notes amounts and acreage on several entries though full details are unclear.
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