Iowa Club Girls Attend State 4 H Convention
More than 1 606 4 H girls and leaders from across Iowa gathered at lows tate college for the seventh annual 4 H convention. Miss Bane urged enjoying life, staying well, and tolerating others as officers were elected Evelyn Francia Kent president Verona Jepsen Walcott vice president Rachel Thomson Atlantic secretary Alfine Kite Waterloo historian. Prizes went to Helen Bindleman Bac City Bernice Shellmaker Tinley Ruth Hastings Jefferson and Lucy Anderson Muscatine for best 1933 club-work records. Martha Mathers Haskins won best groomed girl. Music and other contests placed high among counties led by Black Hawk Jones Marshall Madison Washington Montgomery East Pottawattamie Johnson Wright and Polk. Over 150 girls returned for the closing session with other speakers including Mrs Ysabel Pirie Boyan and H Stanley Brookes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hottie Wtonomist
Ladies’ Home Journal
Erity County
Iowa
Lowstate Coltege
Iset
Misa Bane
Miss Bate
Fife
Evelyn Francia
Kent
Verona Jepsen
Walcott
Rachel Thomson
Atlantic
Alfine Kite
Waterloo
Gills
Helen Bindleman
Bac City
Bernice Shell
Ruth Hastings
Jefferson
Canning
Lucy Anderson
Muscatine
Martha Mathers
Haskins
Brack Hawk County
Jones
Marshall
Madison
Washington
Montgomery
East Pottawattamie
Johnson, Wright
Polk
Viol Rothweiler
Black Hawk County
Glanace Barret
Jane Caldwail
Dallas
Curo Naylor
Ysabel Pirie Boyan
H. Stanley Brookes
John Pusey
Piattrifle 4H Glob Girls Program at Meeting
Piattrifle 4 H Glob Girls led the program at Friday meeting. Mrs Lincoln served as host while 4 H girls performed staged pieces and a comedy. Plattville stood out as the only 4 H unit from Malvern to attend, earning first prize. Next meeting planned at the O14 Pacife school with families asked to bring sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaia
Lincoln
Jone Coth
Dria
Troy
Plattville
Malvern
Pacife School
Bech Familie
Rapid handling of corn-hog signers contracts praised
Signers praise the Agricultural Adjustment Administration for fast processing of corn-hog contracts reaching Washington after local clearance and quota adjustment. The contract records section can process about 40 000 contracts daily seven days a week, with delays mainly from improper signatures and errors in calculating hog production. If these errors were eliminated, 99 percent could be approved without delay. Machines sort 400 cards per minute and run multiplication tables to speed the check writing and disbursing of payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Spray Notice Warns Apple Growers in Mills County
Mills county fruit growers are urged to spray apples soon after July due to heat and drought accelerating moth and worm development. County Agent Bruce M Kilpatrick cites Iowa State College entomologists warning second brood worms may enter fruit by early July, risking a larger third brood. Lead arsenate spray is advised, with lime sulfur or sprinkled lime as alternatives, while fungicides are deemed unnecessary this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Bruce M. Kilpatrick
Entomologlats and Horticultureta
Iowa State College
Sacandy
Kilpate Vek
Horda
Yaar Hut Drouth
Hla
Perlenca
Garly Pass
Through a Woman's Eyes in Bridge Rules and Penalties
A partial guide explains rubber bridge scoring, vulnerability, and penalties. It discusses how winning a game affects double points, the Small Way bonus, and the costs of privilege and risk when bidding and leading.
Club Boys to Tour Ren County in Mills County 4-H Event
Representatives of Iowa leading livestock groups will demonstrate fitting training and showing of horses cattle and dairy projects during the Mills County 4-H tour on Wednesday June 26. The event supervised by Cate Oldsex of the Iowa Beet Producers Association will also serve as the second Mills County judging team tryout for the state fair. Harry Linn and Ernie Wright will assist with judging and demonstrations as part of the dairy and horse classes. A noon dinner will be provided and boys must bring their own after-dinner dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Tho Mills
Daly
Cate Oldsex
Towa Beet Producers’ Association
Harry Linn
Iowa Hotae
Aesset
Ernie Wright
Atata Dairy Producere’ Assortation
Mills County
Club Girls Attend State 4 H Convention Ames Iowa
The state 4 H convention was held at Ames from June 26 to 28 with 1603 girls and leaders. Mills county was represented by 11 girls and three leaders who traveled from Malvern, chaperoned by Mrs. Parker. Activities included talks, group singing, campus tours, demonstrations, and a music contest with Virginia Slaughter scoring 63 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Milla County
Malvern
Parker
Iowa
Jonn
Tolbert MacRae
Rosalind Raion
Fea
Jasbel Pirie Beyea
Europe
Virginia Slaughter
Marjorie Donner
Mills County Pelpe
Austra- von Pickensian
H. Stanley Brookes
Atate Chorts
Mills County
Jeannette Luther
Lorraine Dashner
Margaret Taughlin
Tacy Wilson
Joya Pierson
Thorsdey
Des Moines
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Mills County Iowa 1934
Real estate instruments filed June 22 to June 29 1934 in Mills County Iowa list transfers to and from Ethel Buckingham Emma Lutter Oscar Askens Grace Bird Ray Wright Sarah Shuffler and others. Entries include lot transfers in Pacific Junction Glenwood Malvern and surrounding areas, mortgage and deed actions with amounts listed and properties identified by lot and block numbers. Several transactions involve the Mills County Building and Loan Association and Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder and Clerk of District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Nami i H. V. Ponisndet
Ethel
Buckingham
Pacific Junction
Emma Lutter
W. C
Sarah E. Shuffler
Ray EB. Shuffier
W. D
Park Add
Pacific
Mills Co, Bldg. & Loan Assn
Lota
Btrahans Add
Malvern
State Board Clarifies Casual Sales Tax Position
The State Board of Assessment and Review states casual sales are not taxable under the Sales Tax Act citing the act’s retail definition and concerns about administration. It notes farmers selling dairy poultry garden produce or livestock at roadside stands may be retailers and must obtain permits and collect tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Assessment and Review
It Is The Rule Of Reason For Retailer Tax Classification
The text discusses when sales are casual and not taxable, noting farmers, jobbers, and individuals may escape retailer status if their activities are infrequent, incidental, and conducted in good faith. It emphasizes case-by-case evaluation and a rule of reason in determining retail classification.
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Iowa Club
Rion
Ray Murray
Arthur McAlroy
Oltumwa
Mr. McAlroy
Perry Holt
Davia
Frank H. Plumer
James A. Burgoin
Akillicorn
Glenwood Bt. Bk
V. C
Martha Garrett
Admx
Wm. Akillicorn
Admr
Paul M. Flammant
Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bk
H. Apermen
NBM
Siena
Efi
Teh Yen eBank
Ausausin Guitera
Garfield
Ital
Pirnecraat
Brooklyn
Peery Parvice Atarta
P. T. Barnum
Auckara
John Paul Jangs
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