Mills County Farm Bureau News Highlights New Committees
The Mills County Farm Bureau announces standing committees appointed by President Francis Johnson. Names include TK Hagen, Francis Kerr, and J. Teach among others, with tasks spanning ag education, finance, rural credit, legislative, marketing, and transportation. March meeting to kick off committee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn Fara Bureau Federation
Francis Johnson
Feathers
Johneann
TK Hagen
Denmark
Vinton
Tathkemas
Katimnes
Th. Kline
Fileworth Richardeon
Eddyvilleya
Cunningham
Cresca
Francis J. Kerr
Mandi
Ude
Tithe
Webster Citys
Habeas Tae
Gilbate
Clarence Rural Credit
Hn Crist
Kevirman
Thanthes
Charfton
J. Tesehont
Farragut
Rabeattonaly
Francis J. Keer
Elairming Met
Ko Richardsen
He. J. Teaebeut
Bf J. Teachsatoehirmio
Lutekeman
Ho. Hagen
Blanttey
Chakman
Francis L. Kerr
Stete
Bb. B. Cunnningham
W. Bynttey
J. J. Crist
L. S. Gillette
Mra. E. Richardson
A. B. Kine
H. E. Hazen
Bureau Membership Campaigns Hit March After Subzero Weather
Organization officials report ongoing bureau membership activities across Iowa counties with 16 counties planning campaigns starting March 2 and others to begin March 23. District directors will assist in campaigns in numerous counties as weather improves. Benton County leads with about 400 new members, bringing total to 1117 as efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eam
Harens
O. W. Beeler
Appanoose
Uremer
Calhoun
Union
Wright
Heary
Jasper
Sioux
Ida
Clay
Johnson
Adams
Cerro Gourdo
Howari
Harrison
Davis
Lucas
Buchanan
Story
Adair
Winnebago
Des Moines
Yallas
Emmet
Monona
Pochahontas
Monroe
Reach Fed
Tawa
Club Leaders Hold School Today In Malvern
The second 4 H club leaders training school will be held today Thursday starting at 10 am at the Community building in Malvern. Yeast breads will be taught by Miss Helen Swinney from the extension service. Leaders and committees plus older girls are invited to attend and learn to train their clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeaders
Malvern
Helen Swinney
Extension Service
1-H Club Boys Have 46 Calves on Feed
Mills county 4-H boys feed 46 baby beeves born March 1 to Sept 30 last year. Dale Thorngren reports calves are recorded monthly from Nov 1 to Jan 1 this year. Program emphasizes selecting good feeder calves and approved feeding rations, along with cattle judging and market valuations.
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Mills County
Dale Thorngren
County Agent Lists Surplus Seed Corn
County Agent Bruce M Kilpatrick has a list of Mills County farmers with surplus seed corn. About 35 190 bushels have already been listed. Farmers will be able to obtain seed corn from this surplus through the county program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce M. Kilpatrick
Mills County
Furiers
Seed germination improves as Kilpatrick notes figures
Kilpatrick notes seed germination rates rise from 72 percent to 87 percent with better germination practices. A list of farmers seeking seed is compiled by Mr Kilpatrick, underscoring the push for reliable planting stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kilpatrick
Alan Hein
Me. Ralpatrick
Malvern Wins In Hard-Fought County Basketball Clash
Malvern edges Strahan with key scoring from Moore brothers and center work by Fenton. Strahan rallies late but Malvern maintains lead through each period with a 12-8 third, 11-4 first, and 12-8 midgame. Pacific Junction and Henderson also show strong passing and defense as the county schedule unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Moore Brothers
Strahan
Etire
Elmer Jackson
Ted Doe
Oriede
Millikan
Chan Mrers
Fr Lhrow
Fenton
McCord
Jackson _ Benton
Harover
Edmondson _ Oo
McVay
Nelson
Simmonds
Pacific Junction
Godsey
Harmer
West
Crosby
Rupe
Axl
Simmons
155 to Receive Old Age Pension Checks in County
Iowa will increase county recipients to 155 by April 1 as federal funds of about 2.8 million dollars for 1936 are allocated. Byron G. Allen of the Iowa Old Age Assistance Commission notes a Treasury check for 548,100 dollars triggers state matching funds, with quarterly federal installments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla County
Federal Social Security Board
Washington
Iowa
Byron G. Allen
Iowa Old Age Assistance Commission
United States Treasury
Os Age Pension Fund
Old Axe
Wisconsin
Michinan
Missouri
Malvern Council Approves Fire Hose Purchase After Deliberation
Malvern council ends long session by voting to buy 560 feet of Varagan three inch fire hose from Eureka company at four dollars per foot, routed through Rubber Trade reps. The panel also imposes 24 hour parking limits and empowers town enforcement, while deferring action on drunken brawl concerns awaiting solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malverns
Canheil
Chantry de Youre
Biuryer
Dater
Malvern Orioles Meet Hamburg High on Friday Court
Malvern Orioles travel to the Community building to face Hamburg high basketball team Friday evening. The Orioles recently posted an easy win over Hamburg, seeking another victory on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Orioles
Hamburg High
Orioles
Hamburg Quint
Legal Action Taken Against Celebrants
Nocturnal revelers caused disturbances all weekend with limited enforcement. Three CC Campers Privates Kelley McGill and Gow and three local girls faced Justices at the Peace Royce for disturbing the peace and intoxication, each fined five dollars with costs of 2.85. girls’ fines suspended and they were paroled to parents. McCullough warned of armed defense if trespass occurred. disturbances centered in the south business block amid multiple beer parlor ejectments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
McGill
Gow
Peace Royce
Mel Cullough
Justice Court
Justice Royce
Mr. McCullough
East Deer Creek visitors and local travel notes
East Deer Creek reports Mr and Mrs Clyde Shook and family visiting B S Meade in Oakland. Art Cole and Art Nims traveled to Shenandoah via field routes to Highway 69. Dick Smith hauled hogs to Shenandoah Friday. Keystone school eighth and seventh graders took county exams with Mary Catherine McDonald Marion Shook Arthur Frazier June Parker Hubert Frazier Lucille Smith named. Mrs Lyle Bellwood hosted at her son’s home.
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Clyde Shook
B. S. Meade
Oakland
Art Cole
Art Nims
Shenandoah
Highway 69
Dick Smith
Keystone School
Mary Catherine McDonald
Marion Shook
Arthur Frazier
June Parker
Hubert Frazier
Lucille Smith
Lyle Bellwood
Bellwood
Si Glenwood
Howe
Malyera
Leads
Fragmentary 19th Century Timeline Snippet
A patchwork OCR excerpt mentions the Boston Massacre and events like the Merrimac sinking Federal ships, General Scott landing troops at Vera Cruz in 1847, a steam ferry link New York Brooklyn in 1813, and Seaport duties on colonies in 1764. The lines are cut and contain garbled phrases and dates.
Young People Host Union Meeting in Malvern
In Malvern the Baptist Young People's Union hosted a Sunday evening gathering at the Baptist church with over 60 attendees. Mary Marsh led a business portion, Florence Swoboda recorded minutes, and readers shared favorite Bible verses. The program featured a six-person character sketch, a vocal duet by Darlene Davis and Vera Kearney, and a poem read by Harriett Talbott before discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Baptist Young People's Union
Baptist Church
BLU
PLU
Mary Marsh
Florence Swoboda
Sixxths
Hazel
Mary Milreh
Jeane Verrick
Vera Kearney
Helen and
Hagel Hasgolqudist
Plorence Swoboda
Darlene Davis
Sarah Ruse
Harriett Talbott
Central States Motor Carriers association formed in Iowa and Nebraska
More than 300 truckers organized as the Central States Motor Carriers association at a meeting in South Omaha to file a uniform tariff with the Interstate Commerce Commission by March 23. John Waller of Malvern named to both boards. a clearing house planned for Omaha to reimburse truckers and stabilize charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triekman
Iowa
Newarka
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central States Motor Carriers Association
Southmaha
John Waller
Malvern
Omaha
Shioners
G. Land
Benedict
Nebra
W. B. Hagler
Arnold
Town
Waller
Tom J. Clevins
Oakland
Lea Watrous
Coan Teaptds
Peterson
Underwood
Association
O. Ruge
Tabor
Tax Help Next Monday At Malvern Bank Session
Local residents puzzled by state income tax rules can seek guidance Monday from F. Hamilton of the State Board of Assessment and Review. He will be at the Malvern Trust & Savings Bank from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. to assist individuals required to file returns based on income thresholds and filing status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
State Board of Assessment and Review
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Don E Kepler Dies in Lincoln at 61
Don E. Kepler, 61, brother of Mrs. Clyde Goung of Glenwood, died Friday in Lincoln Nebraska where he resided. He was brought to Glenwood for funeral services and burial Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don E. Kepler
Clyde Goung
Glenwood
Lincoln
Nebr
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Wilson
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Hamburg
East Deer Creek
Boston
Philip RB. Sheridan
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Port Arthur
Russia
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General Scott
Vera Cruz
New York
Brooklyn
England
Colonies
Omaha Bee-News
Nebraska
Hunting & Fishing
Country Home
Tom Shaw
Viano
Collins Drug
F. J. Martin
Hastings
Wilson Electric Hatchery
Cali Mra
Mina LaHue
Henderson
A. M. Armstrong
Telephone
Harry Wilson
Elwin Henderson
L. C. Smith
Old Lake George
C. D. Oldham
Guy Breeding
Eva van Ausdale
Hampshire
M. C. Warren
Kawleleh
Welle Tosay
Keuwhegh
T. L. Salyers
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