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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1934

Page

8

Apple growers warned of codling moth spray timing and leaf defoliation

County Agent Jace Kilpatrick reports codling moth activity beginning in late May across southern central and northern Iowa with peak in late May to early June. A lead arsenate spray should be applied in a two week window after first spray and again in mid June with lime or a fungicide as needed. Heavy drought limits disease but defoliation from canker worms has damaged apples and elms. cultivation advised where trees show drought stress.

Tis Jace M. Kilpatrick Exton Town State Coege Towa Abies Imotha Jubé Iowa Binnett H. E. Nichols Nichols Nichola

Barley and forage crops eyed for Iowa conditions

A reform group outlines designated emergency forage crops for Iowa, detailing sowing windows and varieties. Sunflower and millet are advised in chinch bug areas, with sorghum, rape, and alfalfa noted for forage value. Corn for forage discussed, planting methods suggested, and timing for barley-like crops given amid limited seeds for several items.

Virginia Wilson Japan St. Louis Towa AAA

Sealed Corn and Farm Warehouse Certificate Provisions

The article outlines sealed corn handling under farm warehouse certificates, payment and release procedures, and estimates for principal, interest, and charges. It notes bank forwarding for delivery, release at 47 cents per bushel, and credits to producer notes when payments are received, with references to Commodity Credit Corporation and related banks.

Ais Construction Finance Corporation Rex Construction Pingace Corporation Commodity Credit Corporation

Mineola 4-H Club Meeting at Virginia Kruse Home

Mineola 4-H Club met at the Virginia Kruse home with ten members present and a $1 attendance fee noted.

Mineola 4-H Virginia Kruse Home

Loan Application Offices Named for Credit Association

H H Louden secretary of the Clarinda Production Credit association announced readiness to handle logs at any time. He said Milly county offers three information points for loan types and application forms at the County Agent's office Malvern Paul Flament Silver City and H A French Glenwood. Anyone seeking feeder cattle or five rock loans should contact these offices.

H. H. Louden Clarinda

Contract Signers Not Required to Buy Markets Posts

County Agent Bruce A Kilpatrick clarifies that contract signers are not obliged to purchase the so called contracted acres marked posts sold in counties. The sellers imply compulsory marking, but Kilpatrick says no legal requirement exists for contract signers to buy or display these posts.

Bruce A. Kilpatrick Mr. Kilpatrick

Modifications of Contracts Permitted by AAA Ruling

AAA officials permit changes to contracts allowing pasture and forage planting on contracted lands in 1934, with limits on corn and grain sorghum excess plantings. Excess crops grown for roughage must not be harvested for grain, and counties will have designated dates for harvesting to prevent misuse.

AAA

Mrs. Sewell to Speak at Council Bluffs Meeting

Mrs. Chas. W. Sewell, home and community chairman of the American Farm Bureau Federation, will deliver the principal address at a Council Bluffs meeting on June 31. Mille County Farm Bureau President B. F. Anderson said the event aims to inform Iowa farmers about Farm Bureau achievements and activity, inviting all farm families and delegations from adjacent counties.

Chas. W. Sewell American Farm Bureau Federation Council Bluffs B. F. Anderson Mille County

4H Club Practices on Pageant for Rally Day

Ruth Lookabul hosted a May meeting at her home with 4H members and two visitors. Kathryn Anderson explained The Color Combin Hon In My Room and The Old Oakey Bucket while Delphi Donyer spoke on Balances and Harmony. The group practiced a color pageant and The Toy Symphony for Rally Day and discussed Music Appreciation and Picture Study. The next meeting will be at Kathryn Andersons home in June.

Ruth Lookabul Rolcal Waa Kathryn Anderson Delphi Donyer Delpha Donner

Property transfers and deeds in Malvern area

Fragmentary record lists deeds and transfers in Malvern including Bled, Smith, Donner, and Garth dealings. Mentions 104 3-8 acres and dates around May 4 1984 with W. D. connections and family names. Coherence limited by OCR.

Ba. m B. Smith Gladye Donner W. D J. B. Garth Donneyr Malvern Iy Harman

Stronger Banks and Business Regain Confidence

Banks and business leaders, amid post crisis recovery, expect cautious lending as confidence returns. Federal data show prices, wages, and production near 1931 peaks. commercial failures fall and exports improve. Comptroller reports banks are solid, liquidity ample, reducing run fears and enabling prudent loans.

Congress Federal Reserve Board Hes United States Banka Vepquitors

Training Schools for Bankers Expand Nationwide

The American Bankers Association through the American Institute of Banking runs standard courses taught by experienced teachers. Over two hundred local banking schools operate nationwide with thousands of young bankers graduating yearly. A proposal to establish a contract school would offer advanced graduate work to select graduates of the standard courses.

Bankera Angeela- Hon American Institute 1 Banking Section Association Genera Hon F. M. Law Prident American Bankerg Assay Moy

Banks Repeylg jeans Fror Although banks and trust comp

Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans dominated borrowings in the era with banks and trust companies leading repayment speed. The RFC’s February 195% action boosted bank loans to $1,085,000,000 while borrowers repaid about $442,000,000. Total advances exceed $1.65 billion, with nonperforming repayments discussed. The document notes repayment ratios and bank refusals, highlighting the banking sector’s role.

Banks Figgnc~ Corporation Josey Reve Band Bamke Coupelent Oheertern

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