Hastings religious rally aims to awaken community faith
W J Weber and Ruth Pierce urge Hastings residents to attend nightly Visions rally to seek a genuine religious stirring. An orchestra and special numbers accompany sermons as leaders push for a weeklong, indefintie series. Also notes first in dramatic declamatory contest by Conte and local visits and social updates from Emerson, Malvern, and Red Oak.
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Chance
Bone
Hastings
Jesus Christ
Conte
W. J. Weber
Ruth Piercs
Emerson
James Clark
Malvern
A. N. Crawford
Harriett
H. P. Rea
Omaha
Vanetta Mac Ord
Dorothy Kapple
Red Oak
Stockstell and Morse Wed on Hastings farm
Orval Stockstell and Eileen Morse wed and plan to live on a Hastings area farm where Stockstell will assist Weeren Bowen. Neighbors greet the couple with best wishes as local movements include Bowen and Quimby heading to Des Moines. William Cornelius moves to Whiting and several residents relocate. the annual school election is set for March 10 with one director seat to fill as no nominations are recorded.
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Mr. Ani
Tgatty
Leola Morse
Advip Fern Stock
Ray Hag
Hastings
Grege Bowen
Max Quimby
Des Moines
William Cornelius
Whiting
Iowa
Roy Linden
Jack O'Connor
Shenandoah
John Walker
Linden
Evans Ranch
James Hays
Henderson
N. J. Hall
Lloyd Bradway
California
Guy Christie
Will Pollitt
Silver City
Edgar Christy
North Grove Cemetery Association Reorganizes Meetings
The North Grove Cemetery Association met at Mrs. Waist DeWalfe's home to reorganize and elect officers led by Mrs Walter Bowen as president with Orville Durbin as secretary and Mrs Datzy DeWolfe as treasurer. A shower honored Mrs Orville Btockstell and multiple local residents were noted visiting and social events continued through the week with various travels and moves recorded in the community.
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North Grove Cemetery
Waist DeWalfe
Ning
Walter Bowen
Presi
Orville Durbin
Datzy DeWolfe
Yee Morse
Orveille Durdo
Mothers Welfare Meetings Set Across Mills County
Five day series of meetings organized by the State University of Iowa focuses on building the foundation for child welfare. March 3 to 7. venues in Silver City Glenwood Malvern Strahan and Emerson with sessions at schoolhouses, clubs, and churches. Men women and high school girls invited.
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Mills County
State University of Iowa
Silver City
Glenwool
Rooma
Malvern
Strahan
Emerson
Baptist Church
Applying the Switch A Missouri Man Faces Abuse Allegations
A Missouri man is accused of punishing his children with severe electric shocks described as the switch. The report from the New York Hyenlog Post notes alleged ongoing abuse and seeks legal action.
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Missouri
New York
Hyenlog Post
Easy Way to Get Rid of Dandruff
A brief health note presents methods to combat dandruff with simple routines. It emphasizes scalp care, regular washing, and light treatment ideas for persistent flaking without medical advice.
Farm Management School to be Held in Mills County
A series of farm management schools will be held in Mills County to help farmers keep records and analyze their accounts. The program, organized by Iowa State College extension service specialist Tt. G. Albaugh, notes 451 farmers kept farm accounts last year and that 20 minutes a week suffices for records. Meetings run 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. with sessions on March 10 in Malvern and March 11 in Strahan.
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Tt. G. Albbaueh
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Extension Services
Allbaugh
Milla
Mills County Farm Bureau
Malvern
Strahan
Give the Pigs a Clean Start in Life and Profit
Instructional piece from Dal jug News on pig husbandry highlights that clean farrowing pen, scrubbed sows, boiling lye sanitation, and dry bedding reduce infections and improve market weight. Emphasizes concrete or new lots, dust control, sunshine, and exercise as core practices.
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Rex Beresford
Iowa State College
Beresford
Could Have Avoided Years of Suffering at Tul New Bar Pad
An obscured, fragmented clipping mentions a lasting period of hardship tied to a misread or misapplied bar pad. The text references a sense of regret and a claim that suffering could have been prevented with different actions. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fourteen Enroll in Town Pig Club to Date
Enrollment in the local Pig Club continues as more youths join. Leader Leo Hopp reports fourteen members including Lloyd Harman, Robert Leo, Jamie Summers, Joe Clark, Elden Grudie, Everett Grudie, Genevieve Jens, Darlene Jens, Robert Hopp, Donald Hopp, Walter Phifer, Vern Miller, Donald Jackson, and Leonard Jena. Enrollment cards are being turned in at the Farm Bureau office with guidance to join promptly.
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Pig Club
Farm Bureau
Leo Hopp
Center Township
Lloyd Harman
Robert Leo
Jamis Summers
Joe Clark
Elden Grudie
Everett Grudie
Genevieve Jens
Darlene Jens
Robert Hopp
Donald Hopp
Walter Phifer
Vern Miller
Donald Jackson
Leonard Jena
Farm Bureau Calendar March 3-15 with meetings
Calendar notes for March events includes March 3 Miss Aine E Hartz Mother Welfare Meetings March 10 L G Allbough Farm Management school Malvern March 11 L G Allbough Farm Management school Strahan March 13 Grange meeting Balfour March 15 Womens Achievement day Community bidding Malvern Also a San Francisco Chronicle quotation about vaccination and appendix area.
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Aine E. Hartz
L. G. Allbough
Malvern
School House
Strahan
Grange
Balfour
County Achievement Day marks nutrition course finale
Hvery worth fhuffle county looks to County Achievement Day as the nutrition course climax. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Malvern Community Building with township exhibits and demonstrations. State chairman Mrs. Ellsworth Richardson will attend and address both men and women. An ad in The Leader is valued.
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Hvery
Fhuffle County
Malvern
Ellsworth Richardson
Thotine cough remedy advertised with double action
An advertisement touts Thotine a doctor prescribed cough medicine claiming rapid relief from irritation and internal causes. It promises no habit forming drugs, pleasant taste, and safe for the family. Sold in 36, 60, and 200 bottle sizes by Coling and other drug stores.
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Q Dauphine
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Orville Btockstell
Fred Lookabill
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Herschel Deering
Roy Quimby
Joe Hathaway
Cornell Bluffs
Ralph Hall
Mra
Or‘ville
Clifford Parker
Sidney
Ed Hathaway
George Miller
James Moore
W. L. Kapple
Dorothy
EB. WH. Ord
Daljug News
Tul New Bar Pad’ Bay Bacnton
Mes G. Wi Hupp
San Francisco Chronicle
Maynes
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World Heralduilding
Nebraska
Botna Valley State Bank
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Oral Bower
Will Rogers
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Edward G. Seubert
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