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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1933

Page

6

Plan Meeting for Iowa Farm Bureau Convention Speakers

Iowa Farm Bureau members plan to attend the Des Moines convention January 18 to 20 with Dr G Watten of Cornell leading talks on stabilizing the dollar. Warren will discuss related legislation and testimony before Congress. County delegations from Boone and others plan large attendance by car, bus, and train with rail rates likely.

Watten Department of Agriceltural Economics Cornell University Des Moines Watton Congress Washington, D. C Iowa Warren Washington Iown Tee Moines Boone County State Office County Farm Bureau

Milla County 4-H Boys Attend Short Course in Ames

A group of Milla County 4-H club boys traveled to Ames for a short course last Tuesday. Attendees Ed. Wearth and Alvan Henderson helped represent the county, with more news from the convention promised next week.

Milla County Ames Milla County Club Ed. Wearth Alvan Henderson

Sheriff sale notice on Mills County real estate

Execution directed from Mills County District Court notes judgment of 6036.87 plus costs, to Aa Life Insurance Company versus Nellie B Aemen et al. Real property described includes part of Section 28 Township 21 Range 40, 98.0 acres, with North East Quarter and West Half of various quarters. Sale to occur at Glens Bondviews Court House on the specified date for cash.

District Court Milla County Towson Aotna Life Insurance Company Nellle B. Aemen Mills County Iowa Dhoo Bouthe Gurney Raventy Aston Glens Bondviews

Soils Meeting to Be Held in Mille County

A series of soil management meetings will be held January 12 and 14 for Mille County farmers. W F Watkins of the Iowa State College extension service will speak on a seventeen year study from 1916 to 1921 at the agronomy farm, showing crop value with and without manure and fertilizer, and outlining best soil practices to reduce cropland, increase legumes, and boost farm profitability. All farmers interested in soil management are invited.

W. F. Watkine Sofis Extension Service Iowa State College Watkins Iowa Estate College Mille County

Monthly 4 H Club Radio Broadcast Jan 7 details

The national 4 H club radio broadcast will air January 7 at 11 30 p m to 7 30 p m. It is produced by the U S Department of Agriculture with state colleges the U S Marines Band and NBC. The program includes America the Beautiful Why I Joined a 4 H Club and Getting New 4 H Club Members with remarks by Virgil Bhunder and C Wy Warburton. The Star Spangled Banner will be performed by the Marine Band under Capt Taylor Branson with pieces by Schubert Mozart and Berlioz.

U. S. Department of Agricultural Cooperation State Agricultural Colleges U. S. Marines Band National Broadcasting Co America the Beautiful United States Marine Band Lucille Morisey Paulding County Ohio Edwin Lowe New London Ncountyy Conn Schubert Mozart Bertioz Ray Turner U. S. Marine Band Taylor Branson Virgil Bhunder C. Wy Warburton Dept. of Agriculture the Star-Spangled Banner States Marina

Iowa Agricultural Study Probes Current Situation

Circulars describe the agricultural economics section at Iowa State College directing staff to study the present agricultural situation. They plan to secure facts, analyze causes, and evaluate proposed remedies, sharing findings via newspapers talks and letters to the public.

Towa Agricultural Experiment Etay Tlon Sta Iowa Aig Wits Situation Today Jade Geatrey Hase She

Agricultural Notices and Public Records Plan

Publications outline for forthcoming notices, plans, and banking and agricultural items. Next issue releases Tuesday March 3, with topics on drought relief and farm support, to be issued at the Parts Baoteau offices.

Enlus Orrenhas Ata

Heat Canning Guidelines for Meat Safety

Heating canned meat for ten minutes at 212 213 degrees prevents poisoning. Boil or roast as appropriate. heat enhances spoilage odor to detect spoilage and uses safety checks from USDA and Iowa State Extension. Do not use meat showing spoilage. gelatin consistency, bulging cans, and storage swelling indicate spoilage.

Misa Ruth Ceasna Fooda Sattica Iowa State College United States Department of Agriculture Cessna

Wesley Chapel Reunion and New Year Birthday Observance

Wesley Chapel reports a family reunion at the Kelley home to honor New Year’s and Dick Kelley’s birthday with about twenty eight attendees. Nearby families and guests from De Witt Nebraska and Pacific Junction joined in dinners and social visits during the holiday period.

Dick Kelley Mr. Kelley Robert Danley Robert Clarence de Witt, Nebr Ward Fickel Danleys Clinton Parker June Fickel Glenwood Nellie Elva Wilson Edna Clarke Pauline Bowers Arthur Luther Simpson Marvin Parker Pacific Junction Paul Parker Dee Moines Robert Blunt Hastings Bert Fickel Jos Salyers Malvern J. B. Fickel Clinton Parker Mrs. Newton Denver Colo Portland Ora Roy Robbing Mre Jeanrette Luther Robert Harover Kenneth Parker Ladies’ Aid Society Ezra Plumb

Mangel Wurgels Weighed In Water Evaporation Study

A fragment describes weighing two Mangar Wurgels before and after immersion, noting initial weights around four and a half ounces and later reductions due to evaporation. It references water loss and the experiment setup, mentioning a jar of water and observations by a person named Jenvay.

Emerson Masons and Eastern Star Install Officers

The Order of the Eastern Star and Humanity Lodge No. 378 in Emerson held an officer installation in the Masonté hall Monday. New officers include Biste L. Evans as worthy matron and H. EB. Greenwood as worshipful master, with subsequent appointments for both organizations. A reception with sandwiches, salad, and coffee followed, and attendance was good.

Order of the Eastern Star and Humanity Lodge A. J A. M Emerson Svetiik Peatle McLain Order of the Baestern Gtht Biste L. Evans P. A. Cateon Evangeline Lang Lowell BE. Patrick Ella M. Longshore Mary B. G Bzon Conduettess Clara A. Thorson Lida Hatheld Phoebe Smith Dana Ogrevie Minnie Whister Adah Hagel Carson Ruth Coreha Birds Inez Hicks Sylvia Coates Leona Dixon K. A. Evans M. W. Taylor Tt. C. Coppage Vestal

Epworth League party at Elmer Bass home northeast of town

The Epworth League held a party Friday evening at the Elmer Bass home, northeast of town, with twenty five young people present, games played, and popcorn plus homemade candy served.

Epworth League Elmer Bass

Ballain Families Hold New Years Day Reunion

A Ballain family reunion was hosted by Mrs Barbara Ballain on New Year’s Day with many relatives visiting from Oak land Yalavan and Malvern including Mr and Mrs Frank Cardiff Winnifred Pearl Lang Carl son and others. Attendees noted Milo Behrick and Joe White among local residents. Funeral attendance for Ronk who was injured near Red Oak was also reported.

Barbara Ballain Frank Cardiff Winnifred Oakland Ora Douglas Glen Confer A. Lang Pearl Mra Margaret Carlson Dale Gene Gilbert Vennard Latron Clint Hicks Herman Beckenhauser Yvalavan, Kan Milo Bchick Ronk Burlington Railroad Red Oak Ciara McDowell Lincoln Nebr Doris Hermon Beckethaner Yalavan Kan

Dance Benefit Promises Fun for Depression Relief

A Jan 6 Friday dance at the Lesson Hall offers music and mixed dances to raise funds for local welfare work. Prizes go to the best low mood costume and a small admission fee is charged. Ming Winifred King entertained the Class of 1930 at her home, while Misses Ruth and Perla Goodman hosted a New Year’s party. George Graham, Burlington foreman, was transferred to Bridgewater, with W. L. Kappelle moving here to replace him. The piece closes with a moral-lesson ad from the Gazette and a line on France in the 1942 Democratic Campaign Textbook.

L. V. Hicks Glenwood Virgil Mart Hamburg Dopyer Marshall Mart Mra H. 96 Knight Helen Epant Hel Wyland Harlan Burton Springfield Ed Edison Velme Henderson Otis Butcher Ernest Westenberg B. B. Westenberg Hazel Peterson Cornell Bluffs Nela Paterson Iva Good R. N Council Bluffs Dorothy Briggs B. H. Paxson Richland Will Dypigan Carson Rosa Hoyer Mias Avis Boswell Nurses’reining Methodist Hospita Omaha Misa Helen «Hascall of Hawthorne Hascall Oscar Phorson Fremont Mt. Eng John Thovean Oxford Mmereop Paul Ming Winifred King Ruth Perla George Graham Burlington Bridgewater Creston W. L. Kapale Efastinge Chillicothe Kapple Emerson Grahams

Ringneck Pheasant History and Iowa Game Plan

The Ring-necked pheasant, Asia origin, various names, and introduction into the United States. Iowa’s efforts tracked by the Fish and Game Commission as plantings pause to study population trends, food habits, benefits to farms, and hunting value. The article notes birds’ diet, crop damage concerns, and the sport of pheasant hunting as a key local activity.

Iowa Asia Black Sea Japan Esat Lake Balkash Manchoria India East Indies United States New Jersey Richard Bache Benjamin Franken Canada Iova Fish and Game Commission Pish and Game Department

When to Stop Advertising in a Changing Market

The text argues against lingering with old ad habits when customers become creatures of habit. It urges stopping when newer, fresher competitors outshine you, when people no longer respond to ads, and when your appeal is already known only to those who will not switch stores. It emphasizes avoiding complacency and continuing to evolve advertising strategies.

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Sheriff's sale notice in Mills County Iowa 1932

W 8 DeMoss sheriff announces execution from Court of Mills County on December 14 1882 in favor of Penn Life Insurance Philadelphia against Maz G Leu Hedwig Leu et al for 20193 dollars and costs 266 18 acres of property NW quarter 26 46 with specific exclusions will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash January 24 1933 at Glenwood Court House between 8 am and 4 pm sale begins 10 am attendance required December 1 1932 Glenwood Iowa

District Court Milla County Iowa Anid Court Penn Life Insurance Company Philadelphia Tenn Maz G. Leu Hedwig Leu Neal Batate Mills County Baventy Fih P.M Fih P.M. Milla County Lows Court House Glenwood

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