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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1976

Page

5

Hereford Membership For Calvin Cheney

Calvin Cheney of Hereford has become a junior member of the American Polled Hereford Association. The national organization based in Kansas City announced that dymor memberships have been issued to thousands of youths nationwide, granting reduced fees and privileges similar to adult members as part of the Polled Hereford promotion and registration effort. The association notes about 200,000 owners and breeders are involved nationwide.

Calvin Cheney Charles Cheney Malvern American Polled Hereford Association Kansas City Mo Dymor American Palled Hereford Association U.S

Farm ties debt to price in NFC speech at Battle Lake dinner

Bill Sellhorst of NFC warns farmers that credit alone won’t fix troubles in modern agriculture. He says current prices fail cost of production plus a fair profit, risking more farm bankruptcies and mortgage collapses. He cites Minnesota loan proposals but urges price reform and fair returns for milk hogs and grain.

Bill Sellhorst NFC Battle Lake Minn Sellhorst Minnesota

76 Dog Project Is Reported Well On Way

The 1976 dog project is under way with a Glenwood kickoff featuring a slide show on project possibilities. Todd Benton Kurt Zanders and Doug Bass led a start up presentation. May 22 members met at the Extension Office to plan the year and discuss care and health topics. Contact the Extension Office to receive project information.

Glenwood Todd Benton Kurt Zanders Doug Bass Chris Waller

Ingraham 4 H Clubs Hold May Meeting at Church

Ingraham Straight Shooters met May 16 at the Methodist church with 15 members and 2 adults present. They planned a late June tour and picnic, elected Tim Reinart as delegate to Intermediate Camp with Ron Stogdill and David Graham as alternates, heard beef management and crop insurance talks, and were served lunch.

Ingraham Methodist Church Tim Reinart Ron Stogdill David Graham Delwyn Schoening Kevin Taylor Schoening Taylor

4-H History Film Shown at Club Meeting

President Mike Stille called the meeting to order with 12 members present. Kevin McGrew read the last meeting’s minutes as members were reminded to submit livestock identification sheets. The group planned next month’s tour while Bob Stille and Arnold Williams presented a film on the History of 4-H. Scott Magers and McGrew served refreshments. Rod Bolton, reporter.

Mike Stille Kevin McGrew Bob Stille Arnold Williams Scott Magers Rod Bolton

Penny Mills to Represent Mills County at 4-H Safety Confab

Penny Barnett of the Peppy Pals 4-H Club will represent Mills County at the State 4-H Safety Conference June 25 at the State 4-H Center near Madrid. Sponsored by Paul Cheney Insurance, Inc., Penny is the daughter of Eddie and Mrs. Barnett. last year Cheryl Sell of Glenwood was named Spirit of Conference.

Mills County 4-H Penny Barnett LaVerne Obrecht Madrid Penny Eddie Barnett Cheryl Sell Glenwood Paul Cheney Insurance, Inc

Court fines tally from magistrates Watson Engle

A roundup of fines collected this week and over the last two weeks lists numerous defendants from Nebraska Iowa Missouri and Kansas for offences including speeding trespassing disobeying stop signs and no motorcycle helmet citations. Names include Donald Jackson Clair Falkner Alfred Punteney Brian Hudson and many others with amounts ranging from 18.50 to 68.50 dollars. The report closes with an Army Reserve plug and a note that it pays to go to meetings.

John Watson Donald Jackson Omaha Thomas Risch Gretna Nebr Richard Hoyt Harry Burk Council Bluffs Anita Shell Maryville Richard Pace Kimberly City Ronald Simmerer Herman Cooper Melbourne Thompson Mound City Emil Loustad la Vista Doris N. Pierce St. Joseph Clair Falkner Alfred Punteney Brian Hudson Hastings Garreld Baker Glenwood Gayle Kyler Percival Robert Harris Duane Allen Oliver Michael Courtier Albert Kahl Esther Engle Stuart Marvin Johnson Clarinda Allen P. Norski Nebr. City Eugene Kansas City Kansas Lewis H. Cordenier

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