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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1931

Page

7

Honor and Family Gather for Father's Day in Malvern

On Father’s Day H Shere was honored by his children at his home. Guests included Mrs. Albert Hatfield and family, Mr. and Mrs. BR Rose and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Win Shere and son, Mr. and Mrs. Chan Shere and family, Miss Grace Hamaker, and Mrs. Harold Graham of Emerson. One daughter from Council Bluffs missed, as host to Baptist Ladies Kensington. The Kensington group later hosted a luncheon in Council Bluffs and other social visits and gatherings around Malvern are noted.

H. Shere Albert Hatfield BR. G. Rose Win. Shere Chan. Shere Grace Hamaker Harold Graham Emerson Tutia Kensington Baptist Laies Guy Breeding Fred E. Mulholland Breeding L. L. Richardson Harve Summers Galen Hales George Marsh D. W. Harter Council J. A. Parsons W. &. Limson Mise Eulatte Larlaon T. W. Gidley Gretchen Charles H. Summers Counc Bluffs Erta Elven Misa Jesele Alworth Misa Ada Dailey Isa Borene Lucille Churchll Grace Churchill Frances Benton Fred Mulholland Mulholland Mave Piente Dwight Buffington Donald Nancy Buffington Collier Buffington Fot Gold Beach Oregon

Tabor and Northern Railway Noted for Its Distinction

In Millis county the Tabor & Northern railway draws humor and pride alike. A cartoon clipping from California highlights its automobile locomotive, while writers from Maine to California praise this rural enterprise. The line spans eleven miles and serves Malvern’s agri culture and the Malvern Cold Storage company, shaping local industry.

Milla Maine California New York Millis County Malvern Tabor Malvern Cold. Storage Company

Hale farm life and fenced legacy on the old road

A通信 letter from a subscriber recalls R L Hale leaving railroad signaling for farm work near town. He maintains a stone bridge, fat cattle, and a busy day split between forenoon and afternoon tasks while guiding local Cardinals in a trellised nest. The piece blends humor with rural observations and a nod to long settled routines.

Mra.r. L. Hale Wife and I Fr. I East Moses R. L Hales Ung Cc. E Eacrett

Mineral Mix Prevents Sows Back Leg Weakness

Spring outbreaks of back and hind leg paralysis in brood sows arise from mineral protein and vitamin deficiencies. A simple ration using bone meal limestone salt and a Trinity protein vitamin mix with sun exposure prevents and reduces jog and back weakness, supporting sows and their piglets during lactation.

Malvern High Plans Smith-Hughes Vocational Ag

Thirty seven Malvern high school boys have signed to take Smith-Hughes vocational agricultural work. Classes include farm crops animal husbandry farm shops and manual training with plans for incoming freshmen to join. The animal husbandry course outlines a year long sequence from hog breeding in September to dairy cattle and beef cattle projects through May with detailed weekly focus.

Malvern High School Smith- Hughes Clasuca Gerald Bower Robert Cozad Junior Dashner Blaine Dickersbach Joe Donner Clarence Hedfling Homer Jackson Lester Knop Jack Mulholland Gayland Raymo Jusse Riggins Jamie Summers Tom Wills Arthur Armstrong Tom Benton Robert Benton Lyle Baucom Max Dashner Donald Dillehay Carl Fielden Dick Hyde Earl Jones Charles Lee Carl Leu Donald Leu Joe Robbing Raymond Raines Howard Beeger Max Shook Merle Wilcox Max Amos Maron Fazel John Hall Stewart Hall Devere Knight Ralph King Vincent Zimmerman

Malvern Cold Storage Product List Fragment

Miscellaneous notes listing cold storage items such as eggs hens and broilers by weight, with stray phrases about cream wheat and vitrine. Contains numerous garbled terms and unclear quantities. Entities referenced include Malvern and various egg and poultry categories.

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Real Estate Transfer Record from Nilg County Iowa

Real estate transfer entries recorded from June 6, 1931, to June 12, 1981, in Nilg County Iowa. Names appear as Leonard Mohansid H. Bayne and others with partial lot and street references including Glenna Avenue and Marshall. Details are garbled but indicate instruments filed in the Recorder and Clerk of the District Court.

Piatrict Court Nilg County Iowa Sa. W. Leonard Mohansid H. Bayne Glenna Avule- Bi

Property transfers recorded in Mills County Iowa court docket

Clerk of the District Court records show numerous 1931 deeds and land transfers in Mills County Iowa. Transactions include Gladya E. Klamm to Marty F. Knight for 1000, Chas N. McDonald to Msra M. McDonald for 124560, Farmers Bank Silver City to Emmett Straight for 400, and Nancy C. Conger to Charles Conger for 1 and love and affection. Parcels span Greenwood Add Silver City to Park Add Pacific Junction and emplace various lot and land descriptions.

Hazel Summers CW. D Acter Recorder District Court Mills County Iowa Gladya E. Klamm Marty F. Knight W. J Malvern Chas N. McDonald Msra M. McDonald Q. C Park Add Pacific Junction Farmers St. Bank Silver City Emmett M. Straight W. D Greenwood's Add L. A Emerson Pearl Mateer T. M. Brazelton James Durbin Maggie M. Durbin W. Swy Dorsey Byers Natl, Bank Henderson

Iowa Farm Land and Building Values in 1930 Report

Iowa farm lands averaged 124.17 per acre in 1930 versus 227.09 in 1920. Farm buildings valued at 1,036,093,833 in 1930, up from 922,761,713 in 1920. Farmers owned 1,040,389 horses, 85,314 mules, 3,517,363 cattle, 6,805,790 hogs, and 30,796,877 chickens.

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Iowa farm livestock values across decades paste a mix of figures

The record notes farm sales in 1999 totaling 499.6 million dollars with an average per farm of 2250 dollars. It lists 1920 horse values at 81.8 million. It reports 1930 IOWA cattle on farms at 239.6 million and hogs at 159.1 thousand dollars.

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