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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1950

Page

3

Indebtedness Drops in County Finance Report

The 48th Mills county financial property summary shows total indebtedness at $67,000 with $27,000 tied to drainage bonds in the McCartney Levee district and $40,000 for other bonds. The report details county revenues, expenditures, and per capita costs, noting roads as the single largest item and highlighting public access to the auditor’s report.

Cable Elmers Almanac Mills Aditer Mitchell Laklervas County Auditor's Mts Homer McCartney Levee

Mills County Briefs Preview Crop Pest and Farm Policy Notes

Fruit growers are advised to spray 12 to 14 days after petals fall to control scab and the coddling moth, using a lime sulfur mix with hydrated lime and lead arsenate per 3 gallons. The community discusses seed production, a forage seed conference at Atlantic in June, and Mills County Farm Bureau office opening on June 8. Also covered are cattle hog price trends, USDA income breakdown, European sweet clover weed control with DDT, and a chemical program for corn borers this summer.

Atlantic Iowa Fred Vinton Near Pacific Junction Mills County Mitigwa Bonne Fred Farm Bureau Malvern Bureau of Agricultural Economies USDA

Red Oak Junior College Announces Summer School Session

Red Oak Junior College hosts a six week summer term from May 29 to July 7 for high school seniors and college students. Courses include United States History Since 1650 United States Government Contemporary Fluents Economics and Methods in Teaching Arithmetic and School Management for three semester hours each.

Red Gate United States Red Cross Yeblool Keven Fothwest Tow

Corn Borer Count High In Southwest Iowa Counties

A survey across Pottawattamie and Page counties in southwest Iowa reports 10,038 live corn borers survived winter. Fields show corn stalk ground seeded with oats heavily infested with borers ready to emerge AB moths to lay eggs later this season. Similar conditions noted in Milla.

Dick Goes Pottawattamie Page Iowa Milla

Oaks Community Notices and Weekend Visitors

Congregation worship attendance at Oaks reached 49 Sunday morning with Mrs. Enns singing. Numerous visitors joined households across the area including Seifferds, Bruning, and Brammeier families, plus Terry and Sowers kin at events near Camell Bluffs, Silver City, and Port Crook Nebr. Families hosted open houses and dinners, with multiple trips from Red Oak, Emerson, Glenwood, and Omaha areas noted among the social gatherings.

Oaks Enns John Seifferd Guy Seifflerd Siuday Lew Snyder Camell Bluffs Afr Harald Bruning Daughters Macedonia Don Terry Jh. Brammeier Twist Volney Warren Morris Terry Jimmy Terry Leonard Ferry Silver City Merrill Sowers Barbara Lester Mars Port Crook Nebr Floyd Hick Omaha Tle Wieckaml Lele Wilkinson Susan Red Oak Jim Hick Glenweed Haroll Nick Emerson Robert Tlick

Local families visit Red Oak and Henderson alumni banquet

Mr and Mrs Volney Warren and family visited the Harry Ekornsetter home in Red Oak Friday evening. Norma Ambrose of Omaha spent the weekend with her parents Edwin Ambrose and daughters Nancy and Shirley. Herbert Jones and four sons from Hines Illinois stayed with Mrs Jones’s father Owen Adams and his parents Trent and Mrs Jones. They attended the Alumni banquet in Henderson on Friday evening.

Volney Warren Harry Ekornsetter Red Oak Norma Ambrose Omaha Edwin Ambrose Nancy Shirley Herbert Jones Hines, Ill

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Auditor’s Grenwood County Farm Bureau Ofroat Malvern Teader Mothers of the Court Frank Logan Hugene Johnson Lida McCoy Winona Soles Margaret Helen Bloomer Maryin K. Moore Filumena Robinson Winnifred Johnson Lorraine Strand Agnes Livengood Hattie M. Mwown Ferne Widins Orra Kirkham Clair Davis Amy Hainchers Z. Bo Young Wm. B. Drake Thukrow Warry Evans Wolf. Agan Robert I. Meare Donner Homer Mitchell W. A. Lang Don Rhoden Iam American Legion Clenwood Malvern Commercial Club Milla County Farm Mureau Eversime Mateh Marion Gard Red Oak Jr. College Henderson Sale Barn Art Fritcher Henderson Abeas Processing CO Council Bluffs, Ia Harry Evans Board of Supervisors
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