4-H Achievement Show Opens With Premiums in Mills County
The 1936 4-H Achievement Show comes to Mills County with premiums for colt, beef, dairy, poultry, and purebred classes. Exhibits and livestock displays are planned at Mills County fairgrounds and Community building in Malvern, with entry rules, health tests, and travel scholarships noted. Special contests include showmanship, health, judging, and demonstration events culminating in state-fair trips for top winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis Heen
Weriday Old Wes Aire
Mills Cottery
Malvern
Feneral
Osyner
Ames
Pury Cale Club Rok
Henderson
Highrade Nul
Olur Edwin Leu
Mills County
Pig Club
Poland
China
Duroc Jersey
Hampshires
Berkshires
Shaw
Gerald Leu
Lamiles
Towa
Tawa
Mill County
P. R
Plymouth Rock
Wyandotte
Rhode Island
R. C
Box Elder Couple Married in Rockport Surprise ceremony
Robert Hicks of Emerson and Vivian DeBolt of Silver City wed secretly on July 26 in Rockport after a July 4 engagement. Hicks son of Jim and unnamed mother. DeBolt daughter of Less DeBolt and her husband near Silver City. Both graduates of Wales Lincoln High School, Hicks 1934 and DeBolt 1936. They plan to settle near Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hicks
Emerson
Vivian DeBolt
Silver City
Rockport
Hicks
Jim Hicks
Less DeBolt
Wales-Lincaly School
Robert
Vivian
Wales
Oaks
Box Elder
John Ayres
Haset
Earnest ‘Turner
Marion
Boyd McVay
Council Bluffs
Don Allen
Jimmie
Herman Nelson
Centerville
Fred McVay
Macedonia
Lime Needed to Improve Soil in Iowa Crops
Conservation notes describe lime as essential to restore soil fertility across southern central and southwestern Iowa. An application rate near four tons per acre is cited to reduce acidity and boost alfalfa clover and timothy yields. Benefits include neutralizing acidity increasing calcium, improving fertilizer efficiency, aiding soil organisms, reducing acidity and boosting long term soil health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetimai
Lowi State College
Weryjee
Iowa
Poatman
Ferahat
Co 780 Second in Kittenball League
The report tracks Co 780’s winning streaks and key performances in Kittenball play. Highlights include July 6 tied at 3 after a strong first inning, July 14 and 16 victories over Oilers and Bradleys, and a July 24 13 to 3 win over Glenwood Merchants that extended their streak to seven. Pitchers Ulliny and Foote excel, with notable hits from Krommenhoek and Foote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crarsndonehly
Evans
Patel
Merc DeVore
Wallers
Imine
Winnins Ata
Keermentoek
Jimime
Wailers
Glenwood
Cis
Panies
Thromel Tae
Taylor
Howling
Krammenhock
Oilers
Alicny
Oiler
Krommenhoek
Gome
Bradleys
Ulliny
Huyckner
Foote
Fonyy
C's
Bacon
Merchants of
Malvern
Cooper and Meadows
Krommenhock
Cunningham
Co. 780
Eel Red Oak
RECRUITS Continued From Page Six
Tarold Kates Loren Childs Max Wilson Tirwin Clark and Aitbrew Kells Woodbury county Donald St one Charles Smith Raymond Pad lock George Sheets Grant Tledges Louis Faerett Eugene Boucher Ernest Marquardt Greeny C County Jack Shorey Walter Reese
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarold Kates
Loren Childs
Max Wilson
Tirwin Clark
Aitbrew Kells
Woodbury
Donald St.one
Charles Smith
Raymond Padlock
George Sheets
Grant Tledges
Louis Faerett
Eugene Boucher
Ernest Marquardt
Greeny
Jack Shorey
Walter Reese
Wesley Chapel Community News Update
Wesley Chapel residents gather for sunset service and overnight camp on John Wilson farm. Parker family visits Eb and Mrs Winslow near Malvert. Clever Cooks 4-H holds all day church basement meeting planning Achievement Day and bread making. Mrs Plumb, Mrs Wilson and County Chairman Parker help leader Ward Fickel. Leaders appointed to draft resolutions. Ladies Aid activities include visitors from Macedonia Aid and Will Rew hosting Aug 5. Old papers held at The Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Parker
Gerald Wilson
Clinton Parker
Ward Fickel
Wesley Chapel
Macedonia Larlies
Will Rew
Ball Club Loses in State Semi finals
Bancroft defeated Co. 780 8 to 7 in the CCC semifinals after wiping out a 7 to 3 deficit with four runs in the seventh. Co. 780 outhit Bancroft 15 to 13 but erratic fielding by Malvern aided Bancroft. Foote and Taylor led Co. 780 with three hits each as Bancroft advances to face Oskaloosa in the state finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. 780
Bancroft
Malvern
Foote
Taylor
Co. Pe Ha Teidavovdim
Tome Gan
Syyellea Ova
Oskaloosa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liberal
Colt Club
C. E. Hilton
Otha Hyde
Trey
Turetved Neef He Chih Chiss
Parebreet Tate
Drees
Miner
Cranempi Heifer
Heifer
Gaitot
Ancestral Breads Bulletin
Gael Tember
Tee
Srire Limited
Mills
Soc
Plous Polly
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Ramsey
Shenandosh
Conservation News
Porte
Iesy Nurmi Aly
Voredat
Wren
the Leader Office
Ball Club
Bea McVay
Roy DeBoult
Mre
Luther Williams
Age
John McMullen
Forrest
Aberasome
Eliott
Ben Alley
Som
Herma Nelson
Diam
Mnoney
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
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