County Beef Producers Set Monday Meeting on Policy
A county meeting of beef producers and breeders will be held Monday March 6 at 8 o’clock to discuss plans under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Delegates from the county are to attend the state meeting and help shape policy for Iowa beef production. Farmers at a Des Moines gathering urged action to consider a statewide meeting. Local officials urged cattle breeders to participate and help prevent future overproduction losses to farmers.
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Malvara
Weatin
Wic
Des Moines
Iowa
Dea
R.M. Evans
W. F. Hubbard
Feldman
Mal“orn
Longtime Milje County Resident Louis Allensworth Dies
Louis J. Allensworth, a resident of Milje county for over sixty years, died Thursday February 22 after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held Saturday February 24 at Wesley Chapel near his home, conducted by Rev. K. B. Nesbitt, with music by local singers. Despite bad weather, many friends attended. Burial followed at Wesley Chapel cemetery. Pallbearers included N. W. Calling, Fred Granteer, George Rockatellow, and F P Kelley. relatives from nearby towns attended.
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Louis J. Allensworth
Milje
Wesley Chapel
Hie
K. B. Nesbitt
Spd
oMre Ward -Fleksl
Hy i Lisle
Mies
Wilson
Ae G
Lin Spite
Telativea
Blondy
Wasley Chapel
N. W
Counsell Bluffs
Local Republican meeting urged attendance by party members
A fragmented notice calls all Republicans of the area to attend a political meeting at the Young Republican club. It mentions Mr. Usiiitland and Mr. Guitilakd and references the militia county, urging broad participation in the upcoming political event.
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Biawy Pomediin
Ithey W. Guitilakd
Mmitia
Thia
Firemen Award 12 with Certificates for Service at Banquet
Twelve Malvern Volunteer Fire Department members received service certificates at their annual banquet held in the Community building basement. Recipients with ten or more years of service included Barna A. Jones, Dr. Dantel M. Kline, Harry A. Gallther, Alfred P. Kilmartin, Fred A. Mulkafjand, Otto Hall, Carl A. Paulson, Frank Swoboda, Hi Springer, J. Earl Pace, Roy W. Mansfield, and Karl Hertz. The event featured a meal, coffee, cake, and later card games with punch served to all attendees.
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Malvern Volunteer Fire Department
Fremen
Maeches
Styis
L.A. Talbott
Ita
Telbott
Barma A. Jones
Dantel M. Kline
Harry A. Gallther
Alfred P. Kilmartin
Fred A. Mulkafjand
Otto Hall
Car
A. Paulson
Frank Swoboda
Hi Bpringer
Wilsons Introduce New Electric Hatcher at Malvern Hatchery
The Wilson Electric Hatchery in Malvern adds an Electric Hatcher to steady operations. The new equipment arrived this week and was quickly installed. First hatch of the season expected this week with about 2900 baby chicks due today. Continuous operation aims to boost output and meet demand.
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Wilson Electric Hatchery
Malvern
Alee Bharti
Wilson
Gomanda
Mansfielda Invites Trade to New Furniture Showing
A. W. Mansfield owner of the Mansfielda store cordially invites all interested to attend a Saturday furniture showing. He has assembled a large stock of new furniture in the southwest town, with the latest styles and materials on display. Factory representatives will discuss construction and design and home planning and wise buying methods. A souvenir will be given to every adult attendee.
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Mansfield Furnlute Stats
A. W. Mansfield
Atote
Mansfield
Southweat
Bay of Rot
Beveral
Car Registrations Show Big Increase Over Last Season
County Treasurer Otto Judkins reported a notable rise in car registrations, noting 411 more registrations on Feb 34 this year than the same date in 1933. Factors include more new cars sold and older stored vehicles reactivated. Commercial cars also show growth as recovery continues.
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Otto Judkins
New Car Registrations Signal Strong Auto Trade Rise
Dec 1 figures show Ford leading in registrations with nineteen new cars, ahead of Chevrolet five, Buick one, and Plymouth one. International trucks top with seven, Chevrolet five, Ford and Dodge one each. Local dealers foresee a prosperous new year as registrations trend upward with multiple listings from Hastings Malvern Emerson Glenwood and Tabor.
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Ford
Floyd Starr
Hastinge
Chevroc
County Superintendent Calls for Annual Test at Bienwood Court
County Superintendent Amy calls attention to the annual test held at the courthouse in Bienwood.Further details follow.
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Amy Een
Court House
Bienwood
Masonic Fellowship Meeting Honors Nationwide Fellowshift Day
Masonic Lodge No. 68 A F and A M observed the nation wide Fellowshift day with a varied program and work demonstration. Reverend Peter Jacobs of Shenandoah delivered the principal address, and the gathering ended with refreshments as the local brethren shared a good time.
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A. F
A. M
Masonie Order
Rav
Peter Jacobs
Shenandoah
District Court Proceedings and Probate Actions Reported
The District Court under Judge H. 3. Mantes resumes a steady week with no grand jury indictments. Petit jurors excused to March 6. probate matters and law cases proceed. A in rem judgment of 3297.26 plus costs for Hazel and Rey Bateman on 120 acre Rawles township farm. Botna Valley State Bank receiver report approved. J Irving Brown will filed for probate with W Channing Brown of Detroit named executor. A $500 bequest to Drake University College of the Bible and remainder to children. Gowan school district v West Diberty school district begun over taxes on land in Gowan district. Four divorces granted this term.
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District Court
H. 3. Mantes
R. K. Piper
R. K. Piper Wea Given A Judgement In Rem Against Hazel Bateman and Rey Bateman
Rawles Township
Botna Valley State Bank
Bank
J. Irving Brown
W. Channing Brown
Detroit
College of the Bible
Drake University
Chiildren
Ouenday
Gowan
West Diberty
Special Session Nears Adjourment in State Assembly
The General Assembly nears adjournment as Governor Herrings’s special session, running past its time, may end this week. Major acts include an interim tax bill with income, corporate, and sales taxes to fund poor relief and state government, plus banking and unemployment relief measures. The agenda includes pension, dietary, highway patrol, NRA enforcement, and aircraft control items, with potential carryover and possible longer session.
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General Assembly
Herring
Alrready
Assembly
Senate
Howse
House
Logans Return from the South After Long Trip
Mr and Mrs H M Logan and daughter Mary return from a southern tour lasting about a week in Mississippi Florida the Carolinas and more They report a mild winter spell at home A radio sing from Fort Smith Arkansas Maryenters snow in Maryville Missouri and a total drive of about 3460 miles on the trip
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H. M. Logan
Mary
Hey
Logan
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Cserk
Kansas
Joy Ponda
Maryville
Auxiliary Holds Meeting Friday
Regular February meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held in the women’s club rooms of the Community building Pridey afternoon. The program focused on Americanism and National Defense with two girl scouts Madeline Bwain and Ariene Fickel presenting seedings on Liusan and Washington. The scouts shared pictures and snapshots from a historical museum visit led by Miss Frances Henton. Refreshments were served by Brg. Agned Blethower, Mrs. G. B Wolfe, and Mrs. P. Blethower.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Rees
Wes
Madeline Bwain
Ariene Fickel
Liusan
Wasrington Sugare
Edgar Perdow Keve
Frances Henton
Brg
Agned Blethower
Mra
G. B Wolfe
Myre
P. Blethower
Funeral for Uncle George B Manters Attended in Malvern
A funeral was held Sunday as Mr and Mrs George B Manters traveled to Weeping Water to pay respects to the late relatives including Mrs Ramuel Mantera of Malvern. The service honored Johnson, a brother of the departed family.
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George B. Manters
Weeping Water
Yarmes Johnson
Jobnson
Ramuel Mantera
Malvern
Miss Shader Has Appendectomy Operation Cited
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Miss Shader undergoing an appendix operation. Details are unclear and partially garbled, with stray text surrounding the medical note. The readable portion confirms a surgical procedure on a Miss Shader.
Saturday Election Nominations Open for Board Seats
Politically minded Matternians must file nominating petitions by Saturday March 4 to appear on the annual ballot. Voters will elect one board member and one treasurer. Only Dr J W Baer and Treasurer R W Criswell terms end this year with no other candidates mounted. Nominations via Secretary R W Balvers require at least ten signatures and must be filed by 1 PM Saturday.
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Board of Fetation
Boon
J. W. Baer
R. W. Criswell
R. W. Balyers
Sim
Effect Permanent Organization for Corn Hog Control
A permanent organization of the Mills County Corn Hog Production Control Association was formed at a Friday meeting in Malvern. J. F. Wearin was elected president, W. C. Estes vice president, Bruce Kilpatrick secretary, and C. B. Wilson treasurer. The board includes township chairmen from thirteen Hills county townships and oversees the corn hog program with an executive allotment committee of three members. L. T. Nutty and W. F. Hubbard attended to provide guidance, with tabulators B. R. Kincaid, Harlan Nipp, and Marion Evans Jr. processing contracts already in the county Farm Bureau office.
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Malvern
Mille County Corn Hog Production Control Association
J. F. Wearin
W. C. Estes
Pacific Junction
Bruce Kilpatrick
C. B. Wilson
Henderson
Tresurer
Ira Turner
Hastings
B. F. Anderson
L.T. Nutty
W. F. Hubbard
Laslig M. Carl
Mills County
Hastings Odd Fellows Farewell Party
Hastings Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hosted a farewell gathering for families of D. L. Darland and Chos. Andersen who are moving this spring. About fifty attended at the hall in Hesitage and enjoyed games socializing and refreshments. Darland family relocates near a Bidney farm. Andersen family has already moved. Malvern delegates joined the event.
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Hastings
D. L. Darland
Chos. Andersen
Darlands
Bidney
Andersons
Dig
Malvern
G. C. Boston
A. R. Graves
K. G. Pice
Frank Bacon
C. OC. Harmen
Masons Celebrate Fellowship Day at Tabor
Malvern lodge men and guests gathered Tuesday for Fellowship Day at Tabor. A program highlighted the worth of Masonry and its duties while multiple lodges including Randolph, Tabor, Thurman, and Malvern shared in the event. A luncheon followed the social hour.
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Masons
Tabor
Malvern
Randelph
Thurman
Malvat
Axvenlan
Emerson Speakers Win Major Honors in Declamatory Contest
Emerson students swept the four school declamatory contest held Tuesday in the Malvern Community Building. Billy Ripley won first in the oratorical class with Date Kernels, Mildred Darland took second with Exact America's Patron Saint, and Beth Boll won first in drama for Honey. Anos Rowe Hane placed second in drama, Holland Holfe earned first in humor with My Contour ’Tis of Thee, Lorraine Fletcher was second in humor with The Cat Came Back. Milas Doria Hatch praised judges. Malvern High Orchestra and Alan Duval provided musical interludes.
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Grators
Dramatista
Lorista
Mills County Wich
Malvern
Emerson
Billy Ripley
Emmerson
Mildrad Darland
Hastings
America
Baitt
Fidith Boll
Wan
Anos Rowe Hane
Blahan
Morsonian
Holand Holfe
Lorraine Fletcher
Milas Doria Hatch
Thomas Jefferson High School
Council Bluffs
Malvern High School
Alan Duval
Boehner Calle Sets Friday Open Meeting
L. W. Boehner invites residents to an open meeting Friday to discuss issues with the town administration. He plans to continue his campaign and welcomes interested people to join the discussion.
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Boehner Calle
L. W. Boehner
Celebrated Silver Wedding Feb 24 at Culley Home
Saturday February 24 marked the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Frank Culley. A surprise party with music cards visiting and a mock wedding entertained guests. Gifts included glassware and Ching dishes. Refreshments were ice cream and cake. Attending were W H Clay family Charles Wilhelm and families Hans Scheeping and families Clyde Barger and families Mr and Mrs L G Adams W H Nagle and families C M Nelson and families W H Maddocks and families Mr and Mrs Ben Guyer Mrs Otto Cary and Dela Mrs B B McFall Clyde Jackson and Donald and Mr and Mrs Harvey Grimey of Shenandoah.
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Frank Culley
Harvey Griffey
Shenandoah
W. H. Clay
Chas. Wilhelm
Hans Scheeping
Clyde Barger
L. G. Adams
W. H. Nagle
C. M. Nelson
W. H. Maddocks
Ben Guyer
Otto Cary and
Dela
Markets for Wednesday in Melyern and Omaha
Markets for Wednesday February 28 show bids across grains and poultry with figures from Cold Storage. Hard wheat No 3 Yellow corn No 2 White corn reported with top prices around 6.39 dollars at Omaha and lower bids elsewhere, including Leghorn and other categories.
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Melyern
Omate
Hoke
Omaha
Fair Board Meeting To Discuss 1934 Fair Policy
The Milly Dowuty Fair board of directors will hold a meeting to discuss further policies regarding the 1934 fair. The session aims to review agenda items and potential plans for the event.
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Milly Dowuty Fair Sanocimion
de Kergaing
Avenloe
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Wesley
Wilsons
Mansfielda
Big
Kance & Nelson
Taternational
John Honeyman
Inernational
Frank Golden
Treynor
Enters National
Bawil Clay
A. V. Glites
Chevrofas
Epellion
Glenwood
Masonic Fellowship
the District Court
Hank
Logans
Mille County Association
Hastings Odd Fellows
Levee
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