Silver Tea and sales mark Ladies Union division notes
The second division of the Ladies Union, chaired by Mrs. Low Hambech, hosted a Silver Tea at Mrs. Harold Peterson’s home with about twenty attendees and musical solos. The division held a pie and coffee sale on the lawn at Lewis Hambach’s home to bolster funds, then continued with embroidery and tea towel hemming sessions. A later “Hard time” social wrapped up the division’s activities, and a new third division led by Mrs. Howard Kayton begins.
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Ladies’ Union
Low Hambech
Harold Peterson
Mra
Frank Steele
Pullman
The
Diano
Raymond Hambsch
Howard Dolph
Lewis Hambach
Rayton
Hambech
Hambsch
Dolph
Harrold Peterson
Howard Kayton
Konjola Ends Long-Lasting Stomach Ailment Testimonial
Mrs Otto Pulasky of Mapleton Minnesota says persistent indigestion and weakness vanished after using Konjola. She credits rapid relief from the first bottle and notes a full recovery after four bottles. The ad adds six to eight bottles are typical for a trial and lists Malvern Iowa as a local seller.
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Otto Pulasky
Mapleton
Minn
Malvern
Iowa
Clem
Farewell for Principal at Strahans High School
The entire high school united in a farewell party for principal D. Dwight Fellows at the school on Friday evening May 16. Fellows, two years at Strahans, was praised for his work. The seniors gifted the Fellows a beautiful end table as the evening featured games and recognition.
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D. Dwight Fellows
Mr. Fellows
Strahans High School
Boys Livestock Clubs elect officers in Malvern
Fourteen 4 H club members from Malvern and Hastings met at the Farm Bureau office in Malvern on May 14. Walter Carl Donner was elected president with Gerald Len vice president and Sy Wearin Sr. secretary. Max Turner became treasurer. Lloyd Harman and Clyde Dickernbach named on the program committee. Dick Hyde and Robert Benton on the stunt committee. Edwin Leu elected leader as the club aims to meet all standards for a charter and USDA Seal of Achievement. Next meeting set for May 27 in the Community building basement.
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Malvern
Hastings
Farm Bureau
Walter Carl Donner
Gerald Len
Sy Wearin, Sr
Max Turner
Lloyd Harman
Clyde Dickernbach
Dick Hyde
Robert Benton
Edwin le
Ninth District Meeting Set for Sidney May 26
A Farmers Bureau conference planned for May 26 at the Methodist church in Sidney will feature at least three speakers. H McCartney of Thut tan, district chairman, says Charles E Hearst of Des Moines president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Judge Horace Towner of Corning and William Lynch of Green Mountain are on the program. Towner will discuss taxation and Lynch will address cooperative grain marketing as part of the Federal Farm Board plan. Mille county residents are welcome to attend.
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District Farm Bureau
Sidney
H. McCartney
Thuttan
Charles E. Hearst
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Horace Towner
Corning
William Lynch
Green Mountain
Towner
Lynch
Federal Farm Board
Mille County
Plattville Township Farm Bureau Meeting Held at Bethlehem School
The Plattville township Farm Bureau met at Bethlehem School on Thursday evening in May. President Harley Karr opened the session after a brief business agenda followed by a splendid entertainment.
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Plattville Township Farm Bureau
Bethlehem School
Harley Karr
County Agent News of Bureau Members Report
Oscar Hiney visited the office and reportedly spoke of using Cyanogas to kill tata and claimed 46 vatert in 20 minutes, urging fervent action to rid the county. Dr. T. W. Gidley ordered inoculation for 40 bushels of soybeans, urging soybean inoculation to prove its value. Center Township Farm Bureau plans standardization by achieving 60 percent family membership and organizing in men’s, women’s, boys, and girls clubs, with eight meetings and two farm projects annually.
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Oscar Hiney
Tata
Fata
T. W. Gidley
Dr. Gidley
Dack Steele
Robbing Bros
Rett Hyzel
Center Township Farm Bureau
Center Township
Farm Bureau
Piano in Peril Report Sparks Neighborly Alarm
A Cincinnati Times-Star note describes a piano fight as if the instrument itself is fighting for life, while the neighboring piano appears to be enduring heavy blows, prompting concern over a domestic dispute like scene.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Federal Farm Bureau News Chairman Legge and Chamber Clash
The report notes tensions between the Federal Farm Bureau chaired by Legge and the Chamber of Commerce over sympathy for agriculture and national conference plans. It argues for steadfast farming aid and criticizes opponents, vowing continued pursuit of the Agricultural Marketing Act to benefit farmers rather than others.
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Federal Farm Bureau
Legge
Chamber of Commerce
Opfonena
Do Not Criticize Dealers Over Poultry Health
Advice urges fair judgment of producers when poultry are unwell and stresses raising healthy chickens under clean conditions with ample sunshine. Emphasizes producer accountability and proper husbandry rather than blame.
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