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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
7
Hastings Matheodist Church announces Sunday schedule with morning theme Bahettyine Confidence and evening The Rich Fool. Last Sunday's outdoor services reported poor attendance. cordial welcome extended. Local social notes include visits by Genung and Shaw, Bowen birth, and Crawford visit.
Detour on Highway 34 near Hastings disrupts traffic and stirs dust while citizens endure heat. Residents along Main Street hope for quick changes as plans near the July state Republican convention. Local social notices list gatherings, visits, and arrivals in Hastings, Red Oak, and nearby towns.
Town and City notice from Hastings in Milla county Iowa sets a public meeting for June 6 1990 at 8 pm at City Hall. The session will hear and decide on the following expenditures and budget estimates presented by Town Clerk Lookabill.
Mr and Mrs Rector and daughter Wills visited Nebraska for the Fourth. Frances Bullington Mrs Walter Kellenbarger and Ella and Misa Olga Carlson called on Mrs Mabel Angry. Mr and Mrs Emmett Cardiff visited the A J Griffin home. Lee Hutchings and family celebrated in Macedonia. Mrs Loretta Shook has the alchol list. Mr and Mrs Owen Fogarty celebrated the Fourth and visited relatives, attended a burnis at Champion Hill. John Parker and Everett Plumb bought new cars a Ford and a Chevrolet. Mrs F P G Rochersperger Wanda shopped in Malvern. Ted Straight and Darlene and George Kellenbarger spent Bridgy at Walter Kellenbarger’s. Several Champion Hill youths visited Red Oak Friday night. S A Liddell of O Neill and Grace Liddell of Oakland left Saturday evening from F G Kocher sperger’s. Mrs F G Kocher sperger returned to Oakland Sunday afternoon after days at home. Flora Liddell attended rededication services at the Hyangolical are in Red Oak Sunday and visited friends with Rev and Mrs B R Busenburg.
The article urges Farm Bureau members to increase active participation beyond dues. It stresses informed engagement through boys and girls clubs township meetings and membership work to strengthen organization influence and advance agricultural interests. Incorporate concerted effort for unity and expanded power.
A Iowa State College extension specialist emphasizes constant mash availability and balanced feeding to boost summer egg production. He advises culling non-producers, removing broodiness, and marketing infertile eggs to maintain quality, with frequent gathering and cool storage to support graded sales.
Calves destined for 4-H show rings should be fed two to two and a half pounds daily per head, with full grain rations and limited pasture. Include legumes and nitrogenous concentrates, feed grain at least twice daily, preferably three times, and keep clean water available. Molasses and other feeds should supplement, not replace, corn and cottonseed meal. provide good legume hay as appetizing roughage and limit heat stress by daytime shading and night turnout.
A Iowa farming note reports Towa farmers sow sweet clover just before final cultivation to boost corn yields. H D Hughes of Iowa State College notes the clover does not hinder corn and can be plowed under next spring as green manure or used for hay or pasture.
The report notes the experiment at Athens seeded street clover began for a period of a day or more years. Mr Hughes says only about two thirds of the years produced a satisfactory stand. He recommends selling cattle earlier than usual to improve chances of a satisfactory clover stand.
The Shamrock Club met at Dorothy and Ruth Don het s home. New members Ber nite and Phyllis Wilson rejoined after schooling. In three meetings the group grew with five new teachers this year. They set goals for the county fair including twelve fruit jars and prize plans for mothers registered and unit forms. Awards for canning were discussed and books were distributed for club girls to study canning. The session closed with social time and refreshments.
Randolph enterprise reports a movement among local business men to form a permanent commercial club. A Monday meeting at Randolph State Bank named temporary chairman W B Estes and temporary secretary Beatrice Ford. Committees on membership and bylaws were formed with Larry O’Brien Howard Ford Leane Nieman and J S Zdychneec H J Fichter R L Russell. The plan includes free Randolph entertainment on Wednesday and Saturday evenings and addressing other club concerns.
The Star Beacon reports the new mail service connecting Malvern and Hamburg with a Talbot bot station. Carrier Catt Harold and Coll Pallman introduce four Chevrolet roadsters and a Chevrolet coach for the Hamburg Sidney route. Mail departures set for 8:15, 3:46, 8:45, and 4:15 pm, with arrivals from Malvern at 10:10 am and 6:45 pm, and from Hamburg at 10:00 am and 4:30 pm.
It was impossible to get a quorum in the United States Senate the other afternoon due to a Washington baseball park double header. The episode is cited as evidence of the Senate's ability to exercise excellent judgment on occasion.
The more we read Muaso-Mai’s appeared speech the stronger belief grows that he will not receive an honorary membership in Fred Libby’s peace organization.
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