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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1933

Page

6

Mills County Farm Bureau News Plans Wheat Allotment

Mills County Farm Bureau officials outline the wheat acreage adjustment plan under the Farm Adjustment Act. County agents from Mills, Ames, and surrounding areas will organize township directors to oversee contracts with the federal government, reducing county wheat acreage by up to 20 percent over three years. Public meetings will explain eligibility, payments, and county committees will coordinate with Washington on allotment implementation.

Bruce M. Hilphifick Atlantic Itty F Mt. Hilpateick Mills County Henry A. Wallace Banja Mr. Kilpatrick Secretary of Agriculture Hxtenslot Mervica Ames Wets R. K. Bites Matt McDonald Lea Nutty Ettenaion L. A. Coube Mr. Catl Tha Hatension Etvica Dolne Toutly Committee Call Federal Washington Mille County United States Canada Argentine Australia

Piattvills Two Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Allotment Plan

Piattvills Two township held its regular monthly Farm Bureau meeting July 7 at Bethlehem School. The program covered the new Formh Allotment Plan with slides on crop fortification and rotation. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday Aug 4, with committees listed for program and refreshments. An all day farm bureau picnic is planned for August, with open invitation.

Fiattville Bethlehem Bartha Lincoln Ole Ote Karr Ross Bacon Ita Nuss Hurbert ‘Lincoln Margaret Lincoln Tara Buréau

I F B Insurance Films Well Attended

About 460 people from county farm sections attended a talkie night at Malvern Community Building on July 3. The program included Farm Bureau and State Farm films, a 350 dollar livestock expo announcement, and a comedy feature. Local officials and agents were introduced, and The Benefactor was praised as the best short. The Brothera orchestra provided closing entertainment amid a lively rural gathering.

Ions Farm Bureau Insurance Department State Farm Mutual Tnsurance Company Malvern Eixpo Bruce Kilpatrick Hmlb Teathout Regu Teathout Henry Buch Mills County Farm Bureau Bughajay Farm Bureau Louie J. Koop G. Bieyman Andy J. Berkhimer Anil Kugp Brothera

Seed and Feed Shortage From Drought Strains Farms

Dry weather has dried pastures and hay crops, leaving seeds and forage short for livestock. Farmers report late plantings and poor yields. state college research notes earlier plantings in July boosted crop prospects for hay and grain.

Aydan Brees Jows State College Howe

Saveretie Clo Meets and Wiveratie Alt Meeting

The meeting on February Lily 7 at Marie Benton’s home featured eight Duane brevet attendees. Topics covered music lessons and a talk on being on the democratic inslabrit teat led by Majoriy Donne. After adjournment, games were played and refreshments set by the hostess, with reporter Tortaina Dasher noting details.

Marie Benton Duane Croete Mary Seetaivets Piatro Dean Steste Bindke Mis Hey Deanet Tortaina Dasher

Reverend A H Kilner to Preach at Creston

A church notice announces former pastor Reverend A H Kilner of Creston will preach two sermons on July 4 with the Lord's Supper to be administered. The service will be followed by fellowship as parishioners greet their former pastor and support the Lord's work. Various members and guests attend gatherings, dinners, and outings around the community, including visits by the Bullingtons, Kellenbargers, and Poores. July 26 is set as a hoped gathering date for all members and friends of the church.

Nesbaatt A. Hi. Kilner How Creston Irmen Tando Boule Harvie Hullingtona Kenneth Webb Alfred Coopéra Bullington Irven Bullington Ilttte Son Missouri Dale Poore Mt. Ayr Rochersperger Aft Ernoon Ephey Iria The Eugene Goode Omaha Mia Nele Marson Ella Kellenbarger Hey Cousing Cooper Girls Walter’ Kellepbsrgere Nusbaum Francs Parkers Glen Kellenbargerae Hof Fernine Red Pak Riley Applegate Fphupaday Moraine UK Jean “Rocherspereer Otla Davie Helen Evelyn Mrg Peap Mela Aftarnoon Corrine Bullington Bonnet Cardia Ruby Biralat Lees Esherener Cane Conan Renee Bishop Atlantis Bar Ale

Red Oak visit with Bertha Kellenbarger on Wednesday

Mia Ballain and her daughter Virginia, with Ella Ballain, called on Bertha Kellenbarger in Red Oak Wednesday afternoon.

Mia Ella Ballain Virginia Red Oak Bertha Kellenbarger

Mrs Parker and Daughters Visit Viola Briggs

Mrs Madge Parker and her daughters June and Mary Mae called on Mrs Viola Briggs Wednesday afternoon, sharing a cordial visit.

Madge Parker June and Mary Mae Viola Briggs

Funeral Notices for John Hipsley and Edith Heys Mills

Imogene Mills reports a large funeral attendance for John Hipsley of Page County who died at eighty from heart disease at his daughter’s home near Shenandoah. Survivors include his wife and three sons and two daughters. Edith Hall Heys of Hastings, born 1892, died of heart disease after hospital care, survived by a daughter and four brothers and three sisters. Services were at Glenwood’s Raynor Funeral Home with burial at Emerson Cemetery. Pallbearers were relatives and in-laws. community offered condolences.

John Hipsley Exasx Hipsley Page County Wray Alexander Shenandoah Leu Rasax Alex Raathing Mattie Christozen South Bate James Hays Jennie Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffs Trentment Edith Hall Heys Viilisea Ence Frank Otis White Lake Dake Claude Nelson Hastings Liezis Largent Glanwood Gena Crouse Roy Hatfield Near Wales Glenwood Raynor Rev. Moran Emerson

Died from Burns At Grand Island Club House Fire

Donald Brown eleven, son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Brown, died after his clothing caught fire while rescuing a club house from store boxes. His funeral drew relatives from Shenandoah and nearby towns amid rain. Mae Maher attended Glanwood graduation ceremonies.

James Birahill Tommie Clem Maher Loutaville Nebr Donald Brown Grand Island Donald Gilbert Brown Don Thoght Briarhill C. B. Bunts Halen Jarvis John Kohr Shenandoah

Pioneering work begins on new basement in Imogene

J. B. Buesard has finished tearing down his houses in the west part of Imogene and has commenced digging the basement for a modern house. He plans a substantial new dwelling on the site, signaling continued development in the community.

J. B. Buesard Imogene

Community notes mix of visits and local business updates

Fremont county residents and families gather in Tabor for a Friday meeting. Attendees include Floyd Gée, Harry Comatock, John Dempsey, and C. B. Abbott. Local oil stations open on outskirts with Phillips 64. Several social visits and travels described, plus a Grandson injury incident in Neola and recovery prospects for the boy.

Fremont County Tabor Floyd Gée Harry Comatock John Dempsey C. B. Abbott

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