Poultry Club Reports and Dairy Herd Stats Highlight May
Twelve members of the W C D C Poultry club met at Mrs W B Bradley’s home on June 9. Lillian Bradley was elected president and Dorothy Nagel vice president. Members shared flock details and plans for a senior and junior demonstration team for the fair. The Montgomery Mills Dairy Herd Improvement association reports 464 cows tested in May with 393 milking and 71 dry, average 693 pounds milk and 25.5 pounds fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. D.C. Poultry Club
Bradley
Lillian Bradley
Dorothy Nagel
Hradley
Boubty Clnh
Margaret An- Rus
Margaret Angus
Lettie Bradley
Billy Bradley
Lulu Bradley
Wilma Bradley
Gene Vieva Moore
Charlen Moore
Clarence Nagel
Dale Nims
Wayne Nims
Montgomery- Mills Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Frank Gourley
Paul Williams
J. N. Summers
R. K. Henderson
Ave
The
Albert Hyzer
Guernseys
Orchard Cover Spray Schedule for Apple Trees
Recent cool weather slows codling moth development and shifts worm entry to mid June. Apply spray the week of June 9 and again two weeks later. spray all trees even if fruit absent, or only fruit if no scab on leaves. Use 1 1/2 lbs lead arsenate and 3 lbs lime sulfur per 50 gallons, or 4 quarts liquid form. reduce lime sulfur by 50 percent with 6 lbs hydrated lime.
Farm Bureau Calendar June Events
June dates announced for Malvern events include Girls 4-H training school at the community building on June 19, a rally day on June 20, and a center township meeting on June 24 followed by a banquet for farmers merchants and bankers on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Center Township
Farmers, Merchants
4 H Club Convention Reports Full Enrollment Growth
The 4 H club convention shows 1628 enrolled at the state event with 1,625 registered, including 1,354 girls and 271 leaders, a year over year increase. Opening remarks by Mrs. Josephine Atnquist Blake and Dr. Daniel G. Glomset set the program, with Catt outlining "A Girls' Responsibility to Her World."
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Josephine Atn
Quist Blake
R. M. Hughes
College Stat
Daniel G. Glomset
Des Moines
Cartle Chapman Catt
Committee For the Prevention of
WOI
Martha
Penn College
Olaloosa
Will Hold 4 H Girls Training School Today
Miss Helen Swinney of the extension service will visit Mills county to train 4 H club demonstration teams. She will provide limited jam to each team so all may have equal advantage at the county fair. Each club will be represented by a team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Swinney
The
Extension Service
Mills County
Girls 4 H Club Rally Held Friday at Community Building
The Girls 4 H Club Rally, postponed due to rain and bad roads, will be held in the Community Building on Malvern June 20. All 4 H girls and mothers are invited. Prizes will be awarded in the music memory contest to each club present, with 100 percent by 10 a m. and to the club having the most mothers present. Miss Pugh, home demonstration agent in West Pottawattamie county, will attend. Let Leader advertising bring buyers.
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Malvern
Miss Pugh
Weat Pottawattamie
Sheriff's Sale Under Execution in Em erson Mills IA
By virtue of an execution from Mills County District Court on June 4 1920 Harry G Wilson receiver sues Roy Hatswell for 571 12 with costs 60 95 and accruing costs. The property in Em erson Mills County Iowa includes numerous lots 496 487 498 439 500 501 502 503 504 605 506 511 612 513 614 616 516 and all vacated streets and buildings on the tract. Sale to the highest bidder for cash at the west door of the courthouse.
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District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Harry G. Wilson
Roy Q. Hatswell
Towa
Emerson
Gale
Court Hese
Public Notice of Property Auction in Glenwood Iowa
A notice from Mills County Sheriff W. S. DeMoss announces an auction of a house in Glenwood Iowa on the July day 1930 between 9 am and 4 pm with attendance hours starting at 10 am. The notice is dated June 1920 and is signed by the sheriff.
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Glenwood
Iowa
Towa
DeMoss
Mills County
Notice to bidders for Hastings School improvements
Bealed bids will be received up to June 2, 1920 for plumbing and equipment for improvements in Hastings School building. Specifications may be seen by applying to the secretary of the school board. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dr. Edgar Christy, President, W. E. Fahnestock, Secretary, Hastings, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Special Election Called for Malvern Iowa Gas Franchise
Notice of a special election in Malvern Iowa on July 17 1930 to decide whether Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Company shall be granted a 25 year non exclusive gas franchise. Ballot form and propositions outline the ordinance terms and grid for a gas system serving Malvern and its residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Gait
Rall
Crilemanne
Nebraska Licht’ and Power Company
Fergees
Iowa
Biberty
At & V'Elock I
Ald
Ordinaner
Anon
Ald Vranchise Cmtinaner
Malvern Town Franchising Ordinance for Power Franchise
The ordinance grants Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Company a 25 year nonexclusive franchise to use city streets bridges and public places in Malvern Iowa. It allows the town to regulate the franchise by ordinance or resolution and to cancel after 90 days if construction and connections are not begun. Official ballots will be prepared for a voter referendum on the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Brivern
Yo Benton
Tadat
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Ha Ledgers
Malyerh
Iowa
Malvern Iowa Town Election Notice 1940 Date
Notice from Malvern Iowa announcing the town election to be held July 17 1940 at Liberty Memorial Polling Place Malvern for all legal voters to appear as voters at the polling place Dated at Malvern Iowa June 4 1936 Town Clerk Seaton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Malvern
Nittats
Liberty Memorial
Ford car feats across nation and world in varied tests
A Ford owner in New York recalls a 13 000 mile sixty day cross country trip praising economy comfort and speed. A Triplex glass windshield saved a wife and children from injury. A large company tested a Ford daily for 400 miles yearly and the car remained reliable after 105 000 miles. A Ford sank in Fennan Lake for twelve days and returned to Spokane after repairs. Police departments cite Ford in heavy traffic for speed and control. Fleet buyers praise economy. Ford shows strong results in Germany France Italy and in Finland Argentina and other contests. Prices and models listed include De Luxe Coupe Tudor Sedan and Roadster.
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FORD
New York
United States
Fennan Lake
Spokane
Germany
France
Italy
Finland
Argentina
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Mills County Farm Bureau
George Rowenfeld
Tugs Mayer Berry
W. C. D. C. Poultry
Dairy Association Club
Guernsey
Leslie Baird
Ella
Tyler and Strom
Kate
Glenwood Institution
Lester Mahurin
Saint Louis
St. Louis
St. Louia
Philadelphia
Municipal Opera
Forest Park
W. H. Taylor
WABA
Farm Bureau Calendar
Minnesota
Sheriff's At
Edgar Christy
W. E. Fahnestock
Iowa-Nebraska Tdght and Power Company
Ts Lessees
Successora
Nasigns
Mal- Vern
Ita Lewxees
Ap Gssigna
Iowa-Nebraska Light Ann’ Power Company
Malevern
Malvern Town
Tao
Good Year Tires
Auto Company
Mirry
Wrantee
Dan
DE. Whitfeld
Lows
TD. BE. Whitfeld
Seaton
Juneau Park
Heraent
Alme
Milton E, Magel
SSS
Miles
Copenhagen
Paris
England
Amancaca
Peru
Royal Automobile Club of
Sweden
AU Pricos Fas
Detroit
Ulus Freight
Fonp Moron Company
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