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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1927

Page

7

Road Bond Election Draws County Interest

Farm Bureau meetings in Anderson Oak White Cloud Rawtles and nearby townships discuss a road bond vote set for August 3. Large crowds attend, with the bureau urging full information from both sides. Thanks are extended to Senator H. A. Darting Representative Roy Haney K. R. Cook T. A. Hougas L. W. Boehner and Wayne Choate for cooperation with the program committees. Citizens should study the issue to vote their convictions on election day.

Farm Bureau Anderson Oak White Cloud Rawtles T. Marty H. A. Darting Roy Haney K. R. Cook T. A. Hougas L. W. Boehner Wayne Choate

Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction Holiday Auto Tale

An old anecdote features Harvey Firestone Henry Ford and John Burroughs on a West Virginia trip. A stalled tire at a crossroads prompts a shopkeeper to quip about Edison and Firestone being in Fords car while Burroughs salutes with a humorous Santa Claus joke.

Harvey Firestone Henry Ford John Burroughe West Virginia Ford Edison Mr. Ford Mr. Edison Burroughs Santa Claus

Vaccinate Spring Pigs Now Warned By Dr K W B8touder

Dr K W Btouder urges vaccination for spring pigs to prevent hog cholera. He warns of high serum prices and possible supply shortages, noting pigs weighing forty to fifty pounds are ideal for vaccination and stressing county risk of a new outbreak this year.

K. W

Ninety Five Percent Of Towa Land Farmed

Ninety five percent of Towa's 36 784 000 acres is in deeded farm land. The Weather and Crop Bureau reports Iowa Department of Agriculture assessors show 34 174 847 acres in farms, 1 609 000 acres elsewhere including cities railways and parks. In 1928 211 637 farms were listed, up 80 772 acres and 738 farms since 1915.

Towa Farma Crop Bureau Iowa Department of Agiculture Great Boundary Rivers

Plattville Women Hold Fifth Millinery Lesson

The Plattville township women attended the fifth millinery lesson with Mrs Safe Lincoln on June 15 to celebrate her two daughters birthdays. Two data were completed with several others in progress, and attendees enjoyed refreshments at the close while noting the flood conditions.

Plattville Plattville Township Mra Safe Lincoln al BO Lincoln

Dust Cucumber Vines to Save Pickles

Gardens tip on using a lime or gypsum dust spray with lead arsenate and nicotine to kill striped cucumber beetles and prevent wilt. It warns that cutting knives can spread wilt between plants and recommends disinfecting tools or destroying wilted plants.

Mills County Club Boys offered gold medal for top calf

Producers Live Stock Commission of Chicago offers Mills County boys a gold medal for the best calf and silver medals for the best market pigs. The Chicago firm, a leading commission house, has long topped receipts on the Chicago market and now targets Mills County youth in its program.

Mills County Association of Chicago Chicago

Dip for Re Dr Bronder hem Ames hog mange remedy

Re Dr K W Bronder recommends a hog mange dip using one gallon Uguid Mine sulfur in seventy five gallons of water. Three pounds of lime sulfur equals one gallon of Ugquid and should be mixed in advance to settle sediment before pouring off the clear mixture for use.

K. W. Bronder Bf Ames

Mangy Hoge Ships Shift Dockage Burden to Farmers

In a shifting regional trade, mangy hogs formerly shipped to Chicago cause grave losses to the packing firms now passed to farmers as dockage. The sediment and terrain stress the route, threatening the market and costs for local producers.

Chicago

Clover Leaf Club Meeting With Vita Ninis

The Clover Leaf club met at the home of Vita Nine on June 17 with nine members present. They planned the Club Tour and discussed basics of memory, floor gain tips, and a lesson on collars and cuffs. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for June 20 at Lettie Bradley’s home.

Clover Leaf Club Vita Ninis Hogue of Vita Frieda Fellows Lettie Bradley Vita Nima Collara Cuffa

Bathing Suit Lost During Better Homes Week

Mrs. C. F. Davia reports a black two wool bathing suit with a white stripe on the shirt left in the Community Building dressing room during Better Homes Week last spring. It is believed to have been an 18 year old attendee. Anyone with information should return it to the Farm Bureau office.

Better Homes C. F. Davia Atteryone Farm Bureau

Graduates at Iowa State College Fifty sixth commence

Mills County is listed as the home of two graduates. Iowa State College awarded 3876 four year degrees 60 master's 8 professional and 6 doctor of philosophy as part of its fifty sixth annual commence. Agriculture led in degrees with 164 followed by Engineering 146 Home Economics 143 Industrial Science 72 and Veterinary Medicine 24.

Ames Iowa Mills County Iowa State College Town State

Editors Tour Black Hills Continues With Wind Cave Visit

An editorial party toured Wind Cave in the Black Hills, then proceeded toward Lookout Mountain and the State Game Lodge known as the summer White House where President Coolidge and his wife vacationed. Lunch featured elk meat at the Gideons hotel dining room nearby.

Black Hills Wind Cave Hijly Lookout Mountain White House Goolidge Gideons

Coolidge Receives Editors at Black Hills Summer White House

President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge greet editors and families at the Game Lodge in the Black Hills. The group toured Needles, Switchback, and Sylvan Lake, with photography, praise for the scenery, and a buffalo meat supper after a sudden shower.

Evening entertainment travels through South Dakota to Custer

The group found Elk meat tastier than expected and enjoyed a modest dinner before a courteous drive with South Dakota residents to Custer for the evening's entertainment at a small hotel that served as a charming summer resort option.

South Dakota Custer

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