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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1931
Page
6
Rural leaders back the Farm Bureau program in Iowa and nationwide as farmers cope with adversity. The piece urges confident action, avoiding self pity, and using efficient methods to counter low prices. It notes dues paying, selective culling of underperforming cows and hens, and continuing efforts through adjustments to ensure progress. (Continued next week)
May 21 dairy calf club tour by Ernest EB Wright field secretary State Dairy association. May 28 Ban Stephenson to visit farm record keepers. June 1 Ninth district Farm Bureau meeting Bedford. June 3 Boys county 4 H club tour conducted by F F Reed of Ames.
Six dairy calf club members have enrolled to date. Ernest Wright, secretary of the Jowns State Dairy Association, will visit Mills County on Thursday May 21 to see members. Sign enrollment cards at once at the Farm Bureau office if you want your calf checked. Names listed include Wayne Hilton, Robert Leu, Drayton Slaughter, Dean Hyzer, Walter Thieschafer, and Julia Jeane Steele.
Extension specialist R A Porter outlines control options for European bindweed including intensive cultivation, top growth suppression, close pasturing, and selective chemical spraying. A typical plan seeds infested fields to clover then corn, uses spring harrow and surface cultivation, and may include lamb grazing, soybeans, or alfalfa rotation.
O Neal president of the American Farm Heresy Federation will headline the Ninth Farm Bureau district meeting in Bedford Iowa June 1. The event invites every Farm Bureau member and spouse to attend, promising a worthwhile message from the guest speaker.
Mills County dated records list presidents from 1918 to 1928 and formation terms for a Malvern cold storage corporation. It details a seven member board, officer roles, annual director elections on the second Monday in January, stockholder voting rights, and corporate liability exemptions. The corporation begins February 16 1933 and lasts twenty years.
The Clover Leaf 4-H Club met at Anna Rose Bass’s home on May 9 with ten members present. They planned a food sale for May 21 at Strahan and considered selling candy at the commencement. New member Lela Schurermann joined, reporter position updated to Charlotte Fellows, and Gladys Laughlin was replaced. The group adjourned to meet May 30 at Faye Bayes’s home.
Sixty three attend Sunday afternoon church school as Art Davis contributes birthday money. A special song is given by Fred Phelps Louie Brammeier and Win Castor. Rev Wilson and wife hear the sermon. Committees plan for Children’s Day on the second Sunday in June with 11 o clock Sunday school and a noon basket dinner.
Notice cites compliance with Iowa law for Malvern Mills County incorporation. Name of the corporation is Malvern Cold Storage Building Corporation with principal office in Malvern. Authorized capital stock $100000.00, ownership through payment in full at par. Business includes buying and holding personal property, renting and selling estates and rights. Approval by the Dane County consecutive Council of Iowa is referenced in connection with property exchanges. Note: text is incomplete.
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