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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1934
Page
8
Mills County 4 H club urges junior members to enroll in baby bee calf lamb colt dairy beef and other 4 H projects. Calves must be weight certified and fed under club rules. membership requires timely registration with county agent.
County Agent Bruce Spattickette reports 1229 corn hog contracts signed with 1228 earlier totals. Officials say remaining producers and county officials expect more agreements, and those who have yet to sign should submit contracts immediately.
Community committees prepare to work on appraisal county early next week. Contract signers must have contracted fee for every contract signer in the county.
The second session of the first year home furnishings for girls 4 H club leaders will be presented by Misa Florence Forbes extension specialist on Friday March 16 at the Community building in Bal Vern. Leaders from the organised 4 H clubs and the county 4 H club committee chaired by Mrs Clinton Parker will attend along with club leaders already conducting organised girls clubs including Mrs Roy Donner Mrs W Bikel Myre R B Gum Kings Miss Helen Buch Miss Margaret Stheolm Mrs Newell Grink and Mrs Millard Curtis. The goal this year is to organise eight girls clubs and support other projects.
Byron Virtue extension specialist for Agricultural Business will conduct a two day machinery repair school on March 20 and 21 in cooperation with plant dealers and Smith Hughes teachers. The program covers tractor and general machine repair and adjustment, with emphasis on servicing and修 repairing other machines farmers bring for repair.
Highteen boys from surrounding communities formed a 4-H Myrestock club in White Cloud and Deer Creek townships. At the Atraban schoolhouse on March 1, William Bradley was elected president, Dalmas Costello vice president, Virgil Hammack secretary treasurer, and Richard Barnard club reporter. Bradley appointed a committee to map the 1984 program as Harold Ingle outlined livestock projects and eligible contests in county club work.
The corn hog sign-up continues as the program nears completion with 90 percent producer cooperation forecast by Washington. Statewide elections wrap up while many county associations organize, and loans totaling about 70 million dollars have been issued for stored corn. Government warehousing details and farm inspections proceed under the wheat adjustment plan.
The article discusses grain price parity during 1684 to 1986 with adjustments to wheat payments and crop support, noting increased feed needs for the United States by 1960 and later. It also cites a 1684 sowing indicator and reports vocational education outcomes at a state college from 1940 to 1988, highlighting 100 percent employment with 80 percent in education.
W H Whithield poultry extension specialist will lead a poultry meeting in conjunction with the county coop reduction campaign. The event is scheduled for March 13 at the Melvern Community Building and is open to hatchery workers farm poultrymen and others interested.
Iowa farmers can now obtain two popular types of revised farm account books from the Farm Bureau or county agent. The common founaleat book and the fourth edition of the old farm business record are being offered. The new crop reduction program adds value to these books, so order soon.
The text notes the bourgeoisie consisted of tradesmen like professors and claims they had little chance of achieving higher status, hinting at social barriers and limited mobility for individuals such as Mgber.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various topics including religious figures, legal probes, and sand dune issues. It references Thomas Cranmer, translations of scripture, and a French response to a probe law. The text shows ad-like noise and mistranscriptions with unclear connections between items.
Mr and Mrs Joe Cahill marked their golden anniversary at a family dinner on Sunday March 4. Many relatives attended, including Leo Cahill, Ed Maher, Don Maher, Lew Gutechenritter, and others from Imogene and nearby towns. The couple, married Feb 22, 1844 in Temple, Illinois, live on a northeast farm near Imogene, with Cahill age 76 and Mrs Cahill 92 enjoying good health as they near a long life together.
A March 1 route consolidation moved three rare routes into two and Harry Comstock, a route two carrier, transferred to Randolph where Ed Nessa retires after thirty years. Neighbors held a farewell for the Comstocks with food, cards, and a cake, and plans to keep Harry in touch by living locally until a house is found in Randolph. Additional notes mention Sunday school social, an oyster supper, and family visits as the community shares updates on local families and illness.
Thomas Gilmore aged 28 died at DeVores hospital Missouri Valley after a morning operation for a tenair. He was born Feb 7 1906 near Imogene and moved to Missouri Valley in 1918 with his parents. He is survived by his wife and a seven month old baby, his mother, three brothers, and four sisters. Funeral at St Marys Catholic church Missouri Valley Wednesday at 9 AM.
Execution issued by the Mills County District Court directs sheriff W B DeMons to sell real property in Mills County Iowa to satisfy a judgment for 2241.83 plus costs. The sale of the North Half of the Southwest Quarter and related parcels in Section 26 and 27 Township 71 North Range 42 West will occur March 21, 1924 in Glenwood between 9 p.m. and 4 p.m. at the courthouse. attendance required.
Mill County auditors and supervisors meet February 9 1934 in Glenwood Iowa approving a long list of claims for county fund maintenance and staff payroll including Emerson Mutual Telephone Co Taetta Klerach Alles McNulty Lucila McPherron Rhoda Ratne and others plus registrar clerks and trustees. The minutes also cover a February 8 1934 session detailing adoption of a resolution to issue 180 000 Primary Road Refunding Bonds to retire existing road debt. A notice plan and meeting date February 28 1934 are set for bond issuance with public notice in Glenwood Opinion Tribune. A cash allowance of 1 per week per child is noted for W J Clements mb.
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