Minute of Malvern Teen Council on War Efforts and Gardens
Records show the Malvern Iowa teen council discusses war mobilization and garden work, noting limited farm loan funds for five families, weed seed projections from Iowa State College, and a lengthy list of city bills and rulings from the regular meeting July 7, 1941 led by Mayor Albert Nelson with council members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nelson
Steele
Piper
Armstrong
Slothower
Mansfeld
Jake Frasier
den Eacrett
Harry Dunn
Water Fund
Les Mannasmith
Transcript
General Fund
Wiley Dunn
Nebr, Light & Power Co
N. W. Bell Telephone Co
Culligan Zeolite Co
W. R. Byington
State Tax Commission
Piper's
National Refining Co
Railway Express Agency
Joan Imber
Gen- A
W. R. Bingham
Ben Smith
H. A. Walker
Eral Fund
Watson Bros
Sherman Alley
F. E. Mulholland
P. M
Armetrong
Isbor
A. M. Armatrong
A. N. Eaton
Otto Hall
Socony-Vacuum
Green Bay Lumber Co
Harvie Miller
Gearhart Lumber Co
Salyers Auto Co
Red Comet, Inc
Nebr. Light & Power
Funeral of Daniel Hendrix Davis Held in Strahan
The funeral of Daniel Hendrix Davis aged 79, father of Mrs. Ethie Hartley, was held Friday in Strahan. He lived on the family farm and later in Glenwood with his daughter, with Rev. Bruce Eshelman officiating and a girls quartet providing music. Interment was at Hastings cemetery. He leaves daughters Ethie Hartley, Bessie Rutherford, Clara Lemons, Edna Richie, Martha Switzer, two sons William and Hazard, plus several grandchildren and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Rutherford
Daniel Hendrix Davis
Strahan
Gene Reasiing
Glenwood
Hartley
Bruce Eshelman
Haet
Ings
Lorraine
Joyce Thomas
Tharen
Lois Erickeon
Math Moore
Elmer Collier
Roy Collier
Bill Bolton
Earl Conrad
Fisher
Evelyn Osterholme
Robert Caley
Ann Renschler
Hastings
Mercer County
Ethie Hartley
Nancy Polston
Davis
Iowa
Jin Mul O
Unite
Strehan
Ethle Hartley
Bessie
Rutherford
Imogene
Clara Lemons
Savageton
Wyo
Edna Richie
Nodaway
Martha Switzer
Eggle Grove
William
Malvern
Hazard
Poweraville
Dante White
Mercer, Mo
Nancy Davia
Clamentine Doyle
Seymour, Mo
Eddie
George
Shenandoah
Guy Grindle
Rudy Costello
Edd Laughlin
Grindle
Will McCain
Walter Martin
Farragut
Ines Bradley
Guy Grindie
Guy D. Grindie
Curt
Cornell Sesfrent
Blunaby
Sharon Lee
Ellie Grindle
Deanna Kay
Mr. Blunt
Council Bluffs
Coly
Robert Blunt
Mercy Hospital
Ritchie
Farregut
Daniel Davis
Carl Fortney
Joyce
Missouri
Carl Erickson
A. d. Black
Riverton
Ed Laughlin
Oscar Anderson
Tom Slater
Charlie Michelson
Ayr
Ellis Grindle
Michelson
Grindle Place
Zeno Bass
Wolfe
Frank Crouse
Shilling
Ethel Johnson
Howald Kier
Council Bluffs Hospital
ASK INCREASED STORAGE ROOM ON FARMS
Cooperation of every farmer in Mills county is sought by J F P Wearin AAA chairman to add bin and crib storage for the 1941 crops. Nation wide grain carryover and CCC stocks strain storage. Mills county corn totals and AAA payment assignments enable financing for expanded storage with a wheat storage allowance and possible steel bin delays due to defense priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
J. F P. Wearth
AAA
Middle West
Wearin
United States
Wearth
Commodity Credit Corporation
Agricultural Conserva“Sonstrifetion
Ee Sahat Sear and
Cribs
Weathered farm notes report rain and crops prospects
The writer observes July days with water in creeks and ponds and no dry dirt digging. They foresee a good corn crop next tall and note rains elsewhere reducing risk of hot winds. Small grains disappointed but oats and straw for stock are needed. Government real estate loans have expanded to more counties this year, possibly extending to their own county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft i
Defense Savings Bonds Q and A The Nation's Finance
A quiz style item explains bond pricing and value growth. It notes smallest bonds cost 18.75 dollars and grow to 25 in ten years, 75 dollar bonds to 100, with proportional terms. Government uses proceeds immediately for the National Defense Program, urging purchases at post offices or banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Federal control of agriculture warned for 30 days
Madison Wis July 11 UP Political control of agriculture will be attempted by official Washington within 30 days Ralph E Ammon state director of agriculture warned Wisconsin farmers today Ammon newly named chairman of a committee chosen in Chicago this week to outline dairy farmer policy during the national emergency spoke to the Wisconsin Aberdeen Angus Breeders association at the University of Wisconsin farm He warned again of overexpansion and substitutes for farm products and the idea of price ceilings He said within 30 days 60 at the most a move out of Washington for almost complete control of the agricultural industry will occur He added the control will be by Washington appointees and warned it would be driven by political interests unless national defense or patriotism justified it He concluded agriculture will be bright if left alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Leader
Madison
Wis
Washington
Ralph £. Ammon
Agriculitre
Wisconsin
Ammon
Chicago
Wisconsin Aberdeen Angus Breeders’ Association
University of Wisconsin
2&Riculture
Shower for Mrs Virgil Curtis at Cith Club meeting
Cith Club hosted a covered dish luncheon at Mrs Floyd Gorman’s home for a pink and blue shower honoring Mrs Virgil Curtis. Guest Mrs Dan Seaton of Carroll attended and Mrs Curtis received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cith
Stes
C. D
Floyd Gorman
Virgil Curtis
Dan Seaton
Carroll
Curtis
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Towa
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Sam
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China
Household Department of Strategy and Advancement
Iowa State College
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Minutes of the Teen Council of the
Malvern, Iowa
D. H. Davis
F. A. Mulholland
Ness
Woodford R. Byington
Strahan Meithodlet
Bruce N. Eshelman
Coat
Elza Hammers
Mary Lou Laughlin
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ARM Acts and Ancies Bus Farm Bureau Member
Bang
MAX Benton
Good Grain Co
Frank Zanders
Drs. Kline
KLINE
Ottley Negra
Newen Phanett
Arthur Mason
Tama
Frank Popelka
Marion
Popelka
Tae
Harvey Goel
Reaseis
Pidition
Roper Ulleads Miamond Dek
Geen A
J. A. Parsons
M. D
Burgeon
Vaughn Hoover
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