4H Girls Rally and Mills County Gay Festival at Fair Grounds
4H girls from Mills County plan a June 16 festival at Mills County Fair Grounds with George and Martha Washington hosting the rally and a grand march. Queen coronation, officer elections, music memory contest, and a picnic if weather allows highlight the day. Roy Donner to represent Martha, Fred Farquhar to represent George, with Marjorie Donner crowned 4H queen and attendants named. Public invited. morning program begins at 2 0 0 g'clock.
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Mila County
Malvern
Mount Verdon
Mills County
George Washington
Martha Washington
Rirs
Annalate
Thornitg &T
Edna Lats
County Offles
Bernice Horton
Gillian Bradley
Wide Awake Club Meeting At Man Orsdel Home
The Wide Awake Club met at the Man Orsdel home on June 2. Maxine Von Oredel and Helen Buch presented on proper walking, standing, and sitting and led a music appreciation session for an upcoming Rally Day test on June 15. A social hour followed. the next meeting is scheduled for June 9.
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Man Orsdel Home
Jaitte
Maxine von Oredel
Helen Buch
Experience of Poultrymen Shown Wales of Cutling
Poultry expert W. J. Vernon of State College notes poor housing and overcrowding depress egg yield. He says overstocked coops force good layers to suffer and warned owners to relocate weak flocks and provide extra feed. Readers should watch for the article “Feed Faithful Hens” next week.
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W. J. Vernon
Mr. Vernon
Shamrock Club Plans to Send Member to Ames
The Shamrock Club met at leader Bills Ruth Pittman's home on May 1 with fifteen present including club mothers. They discussed raising funds to send a member to Ames, planned a spring entertainment at Spring Valley schoolhouse, and crowned Anna Margaret Matthews as guest. The next meeting will be June 8 at Pauline Biggerstart's home to begin a feeding project.
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Bills Ruth Pittman
Thesday
Ita
Ames
Spring Valley
Anna Margaret Matthews
Dipping and Spraying Advice Helps Farmers Fight Pests
The article advises farmers to control infestations at packing plants by two or three dippings or sprays using lime sulfur. It explains precautions to prevent spread and provides mixing instructions: one pound lime sulfur in five to eight gallons, then dilute, or one gallon of equid lime sulfur in 28 gallons of water.
Draft Colt Club Gains in Teentyethres County Fair
In Teentyethres Counties a draft colt club supported by Town State College and Bay County 4-H program saw 142 members exhibit at 28 fairs, earning 1188 dollars in premiums. The average colt value rose from 84.06 to 52.40, reflecting foals and yearling progress and broader appreciation of draft stock importance.
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Town State Collége
Hors Dal Mote Breaders
Strodteton
Ehowa
Another Cover Spray on Apples Needed This Week
Apple worms began entering the Crust et Stamburg around May 28 and will be present for about three weeks. Untreated and poorly sprayed orchards show severe worm damage. a second cover spray is advised the week of June 6. Recommend mixing 1 1/4 pounds lead arsenate with one of several fungicides, applied to 40 gallons water, targeting only fruiting apple trees.
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Stamburg
Farm Bureau Offers Reduced Price Cholera Serum
Farmers urged to contact the Farm Bureau office to obtain hog cholera serum at a reduced price. County agent investigated group discounts for members. orders placed today will be delivered the next morning.
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Farm Bureau
Anyore
Turner to Speak at District Conference
Governor Dan Turner will headline the district conference at Macedonia Methodist Church on Monday June 20. The event features Groot Turner as a scheduled speaker at the same gathering.
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Groot Turner
Farr ‘Bureau
Macedonia
Methodist Church
Dan Turner
State Fair to Pay 4-H Club Premiums
State Fair to pay twelve thousand dollars to 4-H club members of Iowa. The eight day fair at Des Moines August 4 to 11 will climax 4-H work for 1932 with final contests for individuals and county teams in judging and demonstration events. Nearly 40,000 farm youths are expected to participate across the state in health contests and livestock and home making exhibits.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Fale
Plana
United States
Bilgerettes Club Meeting Reports Posture and Choir Prep
The Bilgerettes social club met at Lorraine Dashner's home on Saturday June 4 with eleven members attending. Bar Hap Benton led the meeting and Lorraine Dashner and Marian Benton demonstrated good and bad posture. A talk on foot care was given, followed by color theory activity and music memory exercises. Plans for a Holiday celebration were discussed as refreshments were served by Lorraine Dashner and Marian Benton.
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Bilgerettes
Rural Schools Report Strong Attendance Across Districts
A long list of rural schools records standout student attendance with no absences noted for tenures up to five years and two years. Institutions named include Pleasant Grove Mineola Fairview Evernham Lincoln Pacific City and West Liberty with multiple pupils and staff cited for sustained attendance.
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Nelson
Fairhow
Doane Mayberry
West Labetty No
Emil Lioy¢ Dunagan
Pleasant Grove
Bawant Jens
Barbee
Lorraine Bowen
North Grove
Anita Bendt
Latel
Pleasant
Hubbell Cowardin
Lincoln
Lorrehsa
Ling
Goheen
Eewin Jens
Jeanette Breher
Lucille
Bricher
Pleasant Ridge
Darrall
Barbour
Pacific City
Albert Jenkel
Mt. Vernon
Ingraham Township
Rachel Swinney
Four Corners
Lee Rosenfeld
Clarence Roenfeld
Lois Deltchler
Marjoris Kahl
Mineola
Junior Peppers
Little Brick
Jeffre Burrus
Walnut Grove
Donald Clyde Jackson
Pleasant Valley
Dorothy Sawyers
Hawthorne
Inekte Cowardin
Dale Miller
LaVerne Carson
Ray Nelson
Fairview
Marjorie Jans
Weat Liberty
Dallas Newman
Gohven
Guetta Hallman
Lorraine Jurgens
Ydnda Miller
Clarence Hartman
Glen Kellogg
Erma Schrosder
Evernham School
Wilma McCreedy
Martin Jenks
Mr. Vernon
Ingrayham Township
Yek
Foxworthy
Jon Krabbenhoft
Band Hollow
Betty Barbour
Janice Vinton
Bernice Hansen
Robert Hansen
Pete Petergan
Leta Hae Petersen
Ruth Petersen
Gowen
Wrights School
Reta Cary
Rorathy Wilhelm
Charley Junior Wilhelm
June Powers
Wauneta Fowers
Raowles
Tee Stribling
Forest Grove
Trane
Maddocks
Richard Bishop
Bar
Dean Maddocks
Remprey
Burrus
Margaret Doraideon
Eilzabeth Dpeneldson
Georgia
Irene “Wilson
Eureka
Edith Alexander
Buver
Ruth Cody
Mary ‘Eilen Richardson
Dean Hinson
Bethlehem
John Ann Plamond
West
Inauale Puaher
Marilyn Eatow
Palbert Bowley
Pete Bowley
Everett Mileap
Hilde and Ofe's Spetial to You at Malvern
Documented locals discuss a plan called Hilde and Ofe's Spetial to You to curb crime near Lake Michigan. They propose convening a crooks convention to lure thieves away from the area, then ready a countermeasure meeting to deter further wrongdoing. The speaker asserts the scheme will end crime quickly and stronger local leadership is implied by Kotl's Hilde.
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Dent Malvern
Lake Michegan
Kotl
Hilde
Vetoes Save Money in Recent Congressional Action
A Prohibition era summary notes President Hoover vetoed seven bills on government spending. two vetoes were overridden. Democratic votes impacted outcomes, with saved Treasury funds totaling about 85,787,000 by year end. Additional vetoes prior season saved millions, while Congress debates further appropriations of large sums for nonessential purposes.
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Cleveland
Hoover
Congress
Treasury
Rural School Choir Graduation at Malvern
The Milla county rural school choir under Mary Logan Yates performed at the eighth grade graduation on Thursday afternoon May 28 at the Community building in Malvern. Helen Mc Coy accompanied. The chorus included numerous registered chair members led by the choir director, with a long list of student names reflected in the readable portion of the program.
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al Pehioda
Mme
Malvern
Athis
Milla County Rural School
Mary Logan Yates
Helen McCoy
Tia Chorus
David Buffington
Jack Buffington
Robert Buffington
Benjamin Buffington
Bernard Scott
Lorraine Hodges
Thornton Pune Fon
Clarence Hartman
Pauling Swinney
Rachel Swinney
Korliss Jordan
Fern Hollingsworth
Donald Hopp
Kathleen Jordan
Merle Battey
Byhi McGill
Freida McGil Thyin Boldt
Robert Moore
Delores McPherron
J. W. Wertz
Glen Johnson
Bobby Hopp
Margaret Rose Rodman
Mary Hien Summers
Hersche Nuss
Billie Glove
Leong Thien
Mae Klindt
Gail Powers
Walter Brandt
Jon Absderson
Anes ‘Harrison
Tuoille Arp
Donald Christiansen
Helen Green
Jymen Bvany
Lucille Abel
June Powers
Nelson
Fen Can Patterson
Darathy Wilhelm
Bally Southel
Wariety Slauebter
Allas Rownfeld
Hichard Bishop
Allena Patterton
Aine Patterson
Tap Huenfeld
Dean Brelns
Common Pike and Iowa Park Views in Spring
A discussion of the common pike fish in lake regions and streams, detailing its habitat, behavior, spawning, and feeding. The piece shifts to Iowa parks praising state administration, park board leadership, and projected attendance trends amid improving roads and recreation. It closes with a note on the endangered white lady slipper orchid and concerns over wildflower preservation in Iowa towns.
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Towa
Sayer
Game and bird counts amid Shell Rock river reports
Mason City deputy game warden reports April fishing along the Shell Rock river with about 9 000 black bass caught by hook and line between Greene and Marble Rock. He notes young pheasants near Marble Rock and a promising hatch. Auto fatalities include pheasants and other birds. A no fishing zone near Marble Rock will open June 15 for bass spawning. The American Game Conference proceedings are available in Washington. A stray note muses about New Amsterdam and a Bavarian costume for Jimmy Walker.
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Monplasare
Mason City
H. P. Monplasare
Shell Rocke
Greene
Marble Rock
Pieck
Shell Rock
Onlar
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Mills County Farm Bureau News
George Rotentela
Mice Mexen Baroy
Fair Grounds
Wales
Shamrock Club
Sorrell
Frison
Gaston
Hastings
Baer
Shook
Ofe
Troals of Representatives
Rural School
Iowa Fisher Natural History Series
M. L. Hutton
Jowa
American Game Association
Investment Big
Washington, D. C
Pny
Joh
Fla
Game Department
New Amsterdam
Bararia
New York
Jimmy Walker
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