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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1928
Page
9
Mills County Farm Bureau conducted an all day meeting on Saturday January 7 at the Fort Bureau office. New president Otha Wearin led committees for 1928 including organization budget and finance and 4-H and home project plans.
Ames extension department introduces a farm management school directed by AREA specialist for county farmers. Free program runs January 15 to 29 at Hillsdale and Hastings Community Church, aiming to answer if farming is profitable, efficient, and financially sound. All county residents invited to attend.
An unusual treat is planned for Mills county folk from January 16 to February 12 as the feature film The Romance of Sleepy Valley will tour each township. More than 200 individuals contributed to the scenes, depicting happiness returning to a sleepy rural community. Local studios built six interior sets for farm-home depictions while seventeen business organizations and the United States government aided with equipment and support.
Winter or next summer may require explosives to clear stumps and rocks. Place orders now before government stock runs out. Price is 8.40 per hundred pounds, packed in 50 pound boxes, shipped direct to you from Ameng.
A Farm Bureau seed carload of alfalfa and sweet clover seed bought for members will likely be distributed Monday or Tuesday, Jan 10 and 17. Members who ordered should be ready to receive their quantity. delivery day will be notified. Pricing ranges from 50 to 100 cents per bushel, with no profit to the bureau.
The Grange urges liberal Congressional funding for broad research to find nonfood uses for farm products. It argues surplus can be absorbed by expanding manufacture, notes a growing interest nationwide, with private agricultural groups joining. Legislation and programs are planned for the coming year as assets of building and town associations rise from 1.77 billion in 1917 to 4.28 billion in 1926.
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