Junior Senior Banquet Set for May 8 at Hotel Chieftain
Malvern seniors and juniors anticipate a busy week with activities including a junior senior banquet set for Friday May 8 at the Hotel Chieftain in Council Bluffs. The county track meet highlighted junior standout points with 14 per cent of Malvern's 26 total coming from juniors, led by Chester Thutts Glenn Butler and Percy Atkin ROT.
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Malvern
Chester Thutts
Glenn Butler
Percy Atkin- Rot
Chettain
Council Bluffs
Third Grade Party Celebrates Dorothy Slathaner’s Birthday
Third grade classmates held a party on May 1 with yellow and white May baskets, candy, blossoms, Eskimo pies, and yellow decorations. The group sang Happy Birthday to Dorothy then returned to class before a noon dismissal. Winners in recent work include Batty Baer Janet Bennett Dorothy Sloth awer Clarence Davis Whitney McCormack Johnny Schorr and Tackle Knight earned a first gold star in number work.
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Dorothy Slathaner
Dorothy
Batty Baer
Janet Bennett
Dorothy Slothawer
Clarence Davis
Nme Toring
Whitney McCormack
Johnny Schorr
Tackle Knight
Jackie
Oh These Profs Mr K Explains A Physics Problem
A fragmented line shows Mr K explaining a physics problem with a puzzled remark about dividing and wedged values. The brief hints at student confusion while seeking the desired quantity.
Staff roles and editors listed in school publication
The page names Geneva Richardson as Assistant Editor Donald Rigei as Senior Editor Ruth Center as Junior Editor Etelyn Paalson as Sophomore Editor Rathmond Rathes as Freshman Editor Roth Walker as Football Factor Balls Wolfe as Sport Editor Renton Girl Reserve Editor Wahnevta Aistrope Sy Wentin fill editor duties in a roster style.
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Geneva Richardson
Donald Rigei
Ruth Center
Etelyn Paalson
Rathmond Rathes
Roth Walker
Balls Wolfe
Firm
Renton Girl Reserve
Wahnevta Aistrope
Kindergarten May Basket Week Observes Farm Visit and Party
Kindergartners spent the week making May baskets and visiting a John Urudle farm to see pigs geese and ducks. Visitors included Brammar class Miss Hammers and several mothers, with a May Day party and ice cream on Friday. Detty Harels moved to Omaha last Saturday.
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Brammar
Miss Hammers
John Urudle
Austin Murphy
Pan Linthower
B.D. Jering
Kincadd
Camphed
Ya. Th Saar
Alicea Perdue
Rachane
Alice
Durnice Ann
Industrious senior dodges civics question in church lawn photos
Coach Hertz questions a busy senior Monday in civics class. Sunday night photos on the lawn precede a yawning Monday as sleepy students arrive for the week.
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Hertz
Freshmen enjoy algebra class and treats this week
The algebra class enjoyed a light moment as the second division was contested by the losing side. Ice cream and angel food cake were served, and the overall mood was playful and entertaining for the freshmen.
Learning words and historic stories amid language lessons
Students practice new vocabulary daily and study ancient law related to discovery of America. English lessons include book reports and word discovery. Topics cover narratives of Samnites and Romans and war Latin, with emphasis on readable historical context.
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America
Sophomore trip to Glenwood dairy and creamery visit
Sophomore Agriculture class toured a Glenwood cooperative creamery and a large R A Henderson dairy herd. They observed milking, pasteurizing, and the Holstein herd at the Iowa State Feeble Minded Institution before returning to Malvern. Miss Hammers led a Thursday English class picnic at B Road grounds with games, a fire, beefsteak supper, and a late baseball match ending 6 to 1.
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Cooperative Creamery
Glenwood
R. A. Henderson
Iowa
Malvern
Winnara
Roy
Cream Prices Clash Over Butterfat Payments in Mills County
A Mills County dairy dispute challenges the Cooperative Creamery’s ad on butterfat prices. The letter asserts local farms paid an average 22.6 cents per pound from April 11 to May 1, higher than the 19 cents claimed, citing Malvern and other stations that averaged over 21 cents. The writer asserts plant averages and regional checks show higher returns, criticizing the cooperative for misrepresenting local pricing and asserting no harm to individual members.
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Cooperative Creamery
Mills County
Malvern
Chicago
Cooperative
Treynor
McClelland
Underwood
Utopia Quip Ties Towns to Humorous Paper
A witty line in class discusses Utopia as eight towns named in a humor column. Mr A. notes the phrase mirrors a joke in the funny paper, eliciting light classroom banter about ideal places and cartoon headlines.
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Ethies
Calyx Spray Timed For Fruit Trees After Blossoms Fall
County Agent Geo Rosenfeld advises applying calyx spray to apples and other fruit trees when about half to most petals have fallen, during the first five to seven days after May 1, with specific mixtures for large and home orchards. Lime sulphur is harmful to peach and grape foliage. grapes may be sprayed with Bordeaux if a raton or disease risk is seen. fast action advised to curb apple scab after petals drop.
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Geo. Rosenfeld
Milla County
Rosenfeld
Rogenfeld
H. B. Nichols
Truit
Agricultural Extension Service
Towa State College
Five More Enroll Five Mogswrand Litter Club
Five more 4-H club enrollments are received at the Farm Bureau office. Names listed are Robert Leu, Robert Bayes, Josephine Haden, Dale Nims, and Dean Hyzev.
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Mogswrand Litter Club
Farm Bureau
Robert Leu
Robert Bayes
Josephine Haden
Dale Nims
Dean Hyzev
Rural Groves Dry Meeting in Columbus Ohio
A dry meeting held in Columbus Ohio on April 3 attracted elastic representatives from across the state. The event showcased the dry cause with outspoken advocates and a rallying image, reflecting widespread organization amid the wet-dry conflict.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alwaye
Special District Farm Bureau Meeting in Red Oak
Every farmer in Milla county is urged to attend a special Farm Bureau meeting in the Red Oak library on Saturday evening April 8 at 6 oclock. Directors from each township should come and bring a carload of interested people to discuss the farm to market road program, a topic of great importance now.
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Milla County
Farm Bureau
Red Oak
Farm Bureau Protective Service Sign Request Text
Post Farm Bureau Signs if you have received your Farm Bureau Protective service often, post it where it may readily be seen as one enters your farm ahead. If you have not received it, it is evident that your dues have not yet been received at the Farm Bureau office. Inasmuch as these signs will be sent immediately upon receipt of the dues. In some instances, however, dues have been paid at the bank and the bank has not yet reported them. In such cases we will be glad to send out these sign when notified. In any event, post your sign as soon as received.
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Farm Bureau Protective Service
Farm Bureau
Boonaa
Facts About the County Farm Bureau Continued
Membership is open to any county citizen or landowning non resident who pays dues and follows the articles. The Farm Bureau aims to extend membership, with 61,742 paid members in 1340 and steady growth in 1929–1950, reflecting service records and non-discrimination. County agents serve about 2000 farm families per county, making individualized service impractical.
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Farm Bureau
Parm Bureau
Iowa
Bern
Mureaus
County agents expand reach through group trainings and leaders
The county agent provides direct educational service to individuals but aims to extend impact to many more. Demonstration work supports this by reaching groups through meetings training schools and local leaders, continuing next week.
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Farm Boreas
Dates to Remember for May Township Meetings and Clubs
May 7 Plattville township meeting at Bethlehem school. May 9 Ninth district Parm Hureaa meeting at Red Oak library. May 12 Girls 4-H bread club teachers training at Mrs A Rosenfeld home. May 12 Center township Farm Hurena meeting at Hillsdale church. May 19 Rawles township Farm Bureau meeting at Fairview community building.
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Red Oak
A. Rosenfeld
Center Township
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Senior News
Chieftain
Connell Bluffs
Fin Society
Junior News
Profs
Mr. K
Freshman News
Bell
Malvern Cold Storage Co
Malvaro, Iowa
Mills County Farm Bureau
Mist Mayeil Berry
Special District Farm Bureau
Post Farm Bureau
A. A. Rosenfeld
Mis County
Wt. H. Porter
Botany Department
Iowa State College
Amps
Burean
Rirean
Plattville
Bethlehem School
Ray
Mulholland
Farmall Savings
Farmall
McCormick-Deering
International Harvester Company
Lowa
Ames
South
Main Street
Rance & Nelson
Randolph
L. T. Gourley
Henderson, Iowa
McCormick-Deering Farmall Tractors
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