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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1926

Page

8

Meeting on Tuberculosis control for livestock in South Omaha

News from the Farm Bureau announces a two day conference at the new livestock exchange auditorium in South Omaha on June 28 and 29. Prominent speakers include Governor McMullin Nebraska state secretary J H McLaughlin and Dr Kiernan from the U S Department of Agriculture. Topics cover tuberculosis control, inspections, hog diseases and preventative care, with plant tours and vaccination reminders for pigs and hog producers in Mille county.

Livestock Exchange South Omaha McMullin Nebraska J. H. McLaughlin Kiernan U. S. Department of Agriculture Mark Thornburg Robert Graham The Illinois University van Es Nebraska University Herman Bundesen Chicago Mille County

The Cowes Fate At County Fair Supports Exhibit

The county fair plans strong displays by Farm Bureau with Baby Reeves and Sows as features. Girls clubs home projects prominent in women’s department. Fair HQ at Fair Grounds. aim to make Milla County Fair the best in Southwest Iowa.

Farm Bureau Milla County Iowa

Happy Social Workers Meet for Clothing Care Lesson

The Happy Goviat Workers gathered with Mrs. Geo Graves on June 2 for a lesson on the care of clothing led by Mrs. Roy Wright. A small booklet with cleaning, dyeing, and stain removal instructions was shared, and members learned to make covers and bags for travel. The session planned monthly meetings through September, with refreshments and social time to follow. Next host will be Mrs. Mae Glenn, reported by Ella Harmon.

el Deen Club Clem Hallman J. M. Johnson Roy Donner Harmon Hosmer Parker B.J. Lockabill Joljyettes St. Mary's Township James Cody Robert Poore Marie Green Geo. Graves Roy Wright Mae Glenn Ella Harmon

Old Fiddlers To Contest At Iowa State Fair

Des Moines reports the second annual old fiddlers contest at the Iowa State Fair August 25 to September 3. Fiddlers aged 50 plus play only old melodies from memory or by ear with one accompanist. five minutes per contestant. Prizes total 100 dollars. last year drew over 100 entrants, with expectations higher this year.

Des Moines Midwest Fair Management Iowa

Rejuvenate Strawberry Bed Through Renewed Practices

Iowa State College horticultural specialist C Y Holsinger outlines steps to renew harvested strawberry beds. Clip and burn old foliage to curb pests and disease, plow to six inch rows, thin plants to six inches, then cultivate through July to September. Ensure dry mulch and wind for quick, complete burning to prevent plant loss.

C. VY. Holsinger Iowa State College Iowa

Fragmented OCR reads like garbled city notes

Patchy text mixes quotes on juvenile court substitutes, police remarks on auto theft, and odd phrases about drivers and curtains. It appears as a corrupted newspaper fragment with several named places and entities partly legible, offering little coherent event detail.

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Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Poor Readability

The text presents garbled lines with names and phrases implying courtroom or trial context. It mentions a convicted person and reactions to trials, with scattered references to Ras and Kas. The fragmentary source limits clear events or outcomes to summarize.

Summer Diet Advice for Women at Iowa University

In Towa City on June 15, Dr Elizabeth R Thompson, a medical adviser to University of Iowa women, prescribes a cool diet emphasizing fresh vegetables and milk while excluding greasy foods and pastry. She urges minimal meat and cheese, ample fluids, and regular exercise, noting milk as an ideal beverage for fatigue and heat management.

Towa City Towa Elizabeth R. Thompson University of Iowa Rodoy Thompson Ana Abe Cooluy Delube

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