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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1931

Page

6

Methods for Treating Chicken Lice Urged by Iowa State Expert

Mills County Farm Bureau News notes guidance from R L Cochran of Iowa State College on controlling chicken lice as warm weather returns. Two methods are dipping birds in a warm water solution with sodium fluoride and applying nicotine sulphate on roosts, with precautions on timing, ventilation, and age of birds.

R. L Cochran Poultry Husbandry Department Iowa State College Cochran

Top Growth Control to Eradicate Thistle in Iowa

Extension plant pathologist R H Porter urges Mills county farmers to curb top growth of Canada thistle, bindweed and sow thistle by summer and fall cultivation. Use surface cultivators to shave weed tops, then cut thistles weekly or continue with two year summer fallow. Afterward plant alfalfa as a smother crop to choke weakened perennials.

Iowa R. H. Porter Iowa State College Mills County James Canada Porter Furtmeras

Tribute to the Cow in Agriculturally Speaking

Article reflects on the cow's role in civilization and American growth, noting her historic migration with Columbus to America, her labor aiding early settlement, farm work, and westward expansion. Includes curious anecdotes on feed efficiency, Leghorn birds, and farm population shifts toward rural life.

Old World Columbus America New World

Hillsdale and East Center Social Notes

A. S&S. Sawyers returned home from Mercy hospital and is recovering. Walter Hilton and Lanre joined a Hilton family picnic near Randolph in honor of visiting Hiltons. Edwin Ruce came home from Sidney after staying with grandparents. Ed Howard and family hosted dinner with L. D. Howard at Tabor. Jo Ellen Kilpatrick visited grandmother Laura Shepard in Randolph area.

Mra Walter Hilton Lanre Hilton Ray Hilton Randolph Mr. Hilton Edwin Rucé A. Egloff Sidney Howard Arline Edwin Howard Francis L. D. Howard Jo Ellen

Local Social Notes From Plattsmeath Weekend Visit

Mrs Dean Jackson was sued last week with her aunt Mrs 8 Mission of Plattsmeath. Miss Margaret Arnold of Grenwood was house guest of friend Elaine Gilbert over the weekend. Miss Helen Gilbert returned to Fern Monday to attend anmme Rechoo.

Dean Jackson Mission Plattsmeath Margaret Arnold Grenwood Elaine Gilbert Helen Gilbert Fern Anmme Rechoo

Oaks Sunday School Hosts Children’s Day Picnic

Sixty three attended Sunday school at Oaks Sunday afternoon. A large attendance is expected next Sunday for the Children’s Day program and picnic dinner. Sunday school will be at o'clock, dinner at 12:30 and the children’s program at o'clock. Everyone is invited to come and spend the day at Oaks.

Oaks

Real Estate Transfers in Mills County May 29 to June 6 1931

Record of instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from May 29 1931 to June 6 1931 at 8 a m. to 3 p m shows I Dean referee transferring Lot 10 and 41 Bik 28 Glenwood to Lotis Rotts for 600 dollars and Stacey F Haynie to J EB for 800 dollars involving 40 acres in 24 Fa 44.

Recorder District Court Mills County Iowa Sa. m. I Dean Lotis Rotts Bik Glenwood Stacey F. Haynie J. EB

Fremont county picnic and lodge night on June 2

Imogene S Mills reports a Fremont county picnic on the lawn between the Methodist church and the Harry Comstock home with a fine supper and program at Comatock's home. The Imogene orchestra provided music and a lodge meeting followed with sixteen members present and a lunch of angel food cake coffee and strawberries. Mrs A da McGinnis Mayme Laughlin and Margaret Martin served. Amy Clark and Agnes Delehunt visited Shenandoah after returning home last Wednesday.shelling activity noted and Thomas Slater Sr improving under care of Miss Mary Delehant.

Fremont County Harry Comstock Harry Comatock Route Two Imogene Orchestra Ada, McGinnis Mayme Laughlin Margaret Martin Amy Clark Agnes Anna Delehunt Shenandoah Thomas Slater Mary Delehant

Annual School Picnic at Porters Lake

The St Patrick school picnic at Porter lake last Tuesday June 2 drew parents children sisters and Rev Francis Doyle. Skating and boat riding were popular and Janes O Conner won best decorated car. Miss Anta Delehant visited Omaha. Weather brought rain washing out some corn. Anna Marie O Conner visited her father in Malloy. Leo Higgins left for Easton Kansas for his brother Louis wedding at Leavenworth. Willie Meyers drove him to Hamburg for the train. Lad Pierson and Willie Mayers saw Willie Gilmore in Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs.

St. Patrick Porter Lake Francis Doyle Porters Lake Janes O'Conner Anta Delehant Omaha Anna Marie O'Conner Ed O'Conner Malloy Leo Higgins Easton Kansas Louis Leavenworth Willie Meyers Leo Hamburg Lad Pierson Willie Mayers Council Bluffs Willie Gilmore Mercy

Shenandoah Visitors and Wedding Trip News

Mrs T G O Conners James and Anna Marie and Mrs M Printy are Shenandoah callers. Sisters Clousiom and Mar ila left for summer duties at St Patricks school. O Conner Maher group planned Kansas City visit to attend cousin Rev John O Conner’s ordination and first page. Louis Higeins and bride to be honeymooning via car through Denver and the West. Wille Gilmore suffered a severe apnemdlc attack and was taken to Mercy hospital where surgery was performed. he is recovering.

Louis Higeins Leavenworth Kansas Anta Andrew Detehant Denver Cole West Wille Gilmore Apnemdlc Citla Mercy Hospital Connell Bluffs

A Cooperative Creamery in Trouble

Elkhorn Iowa June 2 1931 the West Hamlin Creamery Company placed in receivership after its bank failed and closed. The receiver sold assets for 2500000 leaving 32500 owed to the bank, which seeks repayment from farmers. Some farmers face bankruptcy while others seek settlements as critics warn cooperatives fall short of promised prices and cooperation. The notice contrasts cooperative butter with Cold Storage Company payments and urges coordination across local businesses to cut costs.

West Hamlin Creamery Company Cooperative Creamery Malvern

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Mills County Farm Bureau George Rosenfeld Htten Mayer Berry Mansfield Malvern, Iowa Massachusetts Attleborough Cesses Ad Northwestern Sell Telephone Company Masham Sal Terhons Comagse Bao Winpanalg Matsa Hani Gianna Jal Snow H. H. Amos Malvern High School Hillsdale and East Center A. S&s. Sawyers News OF Oaks Imogene S. E. Mills Elkhorn Yarlan Ford Ingtel
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