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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1941
Page
1
A garbled user message seeks guidance on sending emenees of FESS promptly while mentioning wasted separi mits and other sites. The text appears to be incomplete and contains several misspellings and unclear references.
A fragmented editorial piece notes Melvert and Per Ot Ler Week figures, mentions broad knowledge of mathematics, gardening at Warren garden, and the Leader wirt Melvern Getden continuing with Merch coverage. The text references gardens, towers, and public interest but contains unclear phrasing and missing details.
The passage recalls hard work and thrift in an American farming life. Grandmother Aller and family preserved independence while tending timber and prairie land in Lucas County. The autumn scene glimpses unreadable notes, a horse incident, and a fond portrait of simple beauty in labor and community upbringing.
In Millis County farmers face economic losses as weeds compete with crops for soil nutrients and moisture. European black weed, or creeping Jenny, is a major problem, with about 706 farms infested. Control relies on chemicals like podium chlorate or acetilacide and smother crops such as legumes and sorghums.
Iowa State College and agricultural experts warn that winter markets and weather will determine chinch bug outbreaks and their impact on corn and grain crops. Projections show potential saveable losses if weather allows, with creosote barriers and protective measures touted as cost effective under favorable conditions.
State Soil Conservation Committee of Iowa schedules a public hearing in Mills County on May 2, 1941 at 1 36 PM in the Community Building. The hearing covers the petition to organize the Mills Counts Soil District, the district boundaries, and related inquiries with landowners and interested parties invited to speak. Earl Elijes, Chair.
East Liberty residents report teachers chosen for church roles and a week of visits. Parental and student activities fill days with meetings, choir work, and local travels to Shenandoah and Omaha. Community members, including Nelsons, Haines, Kerneys, and Whitesides, share Sunday services, visits, and concerts with KFNF broadcasts referenced.
Iowa officials released the 1941 premium list for the state fair with Aug 20 through Aug 29 set as the dates. The event offers substantial cash awards in farm crops 4 H Civic work and other divisions. The Premium Store is available to the public by writing the Secretary of the State Fair at Des Moines.
The Glenwood Rustlers 4-H club is organized with Dusne and Gall Sell Randall Sawrert and John Dean key organizers. It will focus on livestock projects with cardoning as a secondary aim. First meetings were at Duane and Gail Selis home, May gathering at John Deans.
The notice states that individuals may make application to any present members or to the Farm Bureau office in Maivery. It clarifies where applications can be submitted and who may accept them. The brevity implies an official eligibility or enrollment process connected to local Farm Bureau activities.
Chronicle of transfers from Millie county treasurer to Ruthe Fisher and others including Goldie McKinney Geo Addison Ida Graves Irens McManigal and Ida Wood Guardian deeds and full or partial rights across multiple sections lots and Out Lots dated in Hastings with values and parcel descriptions among properties in 19 72 42 era listings Verna Johnson to Amy Hammere and others noted with WD QCD and BN designations in brief transfer notices
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