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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1932

Page

6

Fort District Conference Dune 20 at Macedonia Church

The South District Fort Bureau Conference is set for Monday June 20 at Macedonia M B church with HL McCartney presiding. Program includes business sessions, district reports, Governor Turner address, entertainment, and lunch served by church women. Mill County expected large delegation.

Tndiea Arethur Mortenson Villisca Dan W. Turner Claus K. Anderson Milla County

Weeds Cause Major Loss Across Iowa Farms

Iowa State College extension plant pathologist R H Porter warns weeds cause about 950 million dollars in annual losses statewide. He urges a coordinated, county and state effort to adopt better farming practices, destroy invasive weeds, and support farmers through weed control programs.

Iowa R. H. Porter Iowa State College Te Tosa Porter Towa Plata Parm

Fragmented OCR Teases Names and Places Across Text

Obscured line fragments hint at names and places but no clear event. readable bits show partial words suggesting a regional note or notice. Unable to confirm人物, dates, or actions from the garbled text.

Armyworms Threaten Rye and Corn Fields in Local Area

Reports from H F Clark and J M Bateman of Mavrna and R C Jackson of Grenwood describe armyworm infestations harming rye and corn. The notice outlines control methods including poison bait mixed with bran, dust barriers to trap caterpillars, and broad sowing of poisoned bait along marches, with weather considerations and steps for preparation. Grasshoppers are also causing damage, with further guidance available through the Farm Bureau.

H. F. Clark J. M. Bateman Mavarn R. C. Jackson Grenwood Frank Summers White Cloud Township Farm Bureau el Be Ealy

Malvern Water Ordinance Sets Rates and Rules for system

The Malvern Iowa Town Council adopts a comprehensive water ordinance governing supply, meters, fees, and contractor licensing. It outlines application procedures, line and pipe standards, excavation rules, testing, and penalties, establishing quarterly billing, deposits, and water shutoffs for nonpayment. It also details minimum charges, per thousand gallon rates, and special-use pricing, with enforcement by the Water Commissioner.

Ebatl Malvern Iowa Alvern Leone Water Committee Water Commissioner Thia Iike Otek Emeh Tim Malvern Hall

Livestock Club Tour Friday Draws County Youth

Billa county youths are urged to join the Livestock club tour Friday June 27. PB Reed of the extension service will accompany as the group visits all baby beef and dairy calf club members. The tour departs the Farm Bureau office at 8 30 p m with a basket dinner at Toon. All welcome to join the year and gain livestock feeding advice.

Billa County Reed Extension Service Farm Bureau Toon Advica

Farm Bureau Calendar Highlights June Meetings

June 16 Faymore Merghanta Bankera banquet at Malvern Community Building. June 17 Boys Livestock Club tour led by F. P B Reed state leader. June 17 Plattville township meeting at Ola Pacific School. June 21 Rawlea township meeting at Fairview Community Building. June 26 Murya township meeting at Robert Poore residence.

Faymore Merghanta Bankera Malvern F. PB Reed Plattville Ola Pacific School Rawlea Fairview Murya Robert Poore

Farmers debate feeding hens during low egg production

W M Vernon, poultry specialist at Iowa State College, argues that stopping a balanced ration in June to August causes hens to drop egg yield. Some farmers say reduced production makes it hard to afford mash and maintain milk in hens. Vernon cautions that low producers may lose yield despite care, while good layers need abundant, balanced feed.

W. M. Vernon Iowa State College Mr. Vernon Vernon Ualnu

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