Orchard Spray Warned by County Agent for Fruit Trees
County Agent Rosenfeld urged growers to spray apple, pear, plum, and cherry trees ten days to two weeks after calyx fall to shield fruit from aphids, moths, and disease. He outlined liquid and dry spray formulas using sulfur or lime sulfur plus lead arsenate, noting weaker mixes reduce russeting. He warned to inspect gooseberries and currants for currant worm and spray accordingly.
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Rosenfeld
Rosenfald
Farmers Merchants Bankers Banquet Set For June Fourth
Tickets sent to Farm Bureau members for the annual banquet to be held in the Glenwood armory on Thursday June 4. Tickets cost 60 cents and include self addressed envelopes for returning money if unable to attend. Despite confusion some returned tickets but no checks were included. Everyone is invited and Governor Turner is billed to speak.
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Farm Bureau
Farmers, Merchants, Bankers
Glenwood Armory
Turner
Full Speed Ahead the Demand Now
Two thirds of Town cows lose money at butter fat prices. Lowering supply by culling the bottom third would lift market strength. Cow Testing associations prove which cows profit or lose. membership pays for the herd. Some farmers plow legumes to boost soil fertility and grain yields, increasing efficiency and reducing costs. Governor Turner urged township Farm Bureaus to push tax reform. If there ever was a time which
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Turner
Iowa
Farm Borean Community Cooperation Emphasis
The article argues for conserving energy to boost personal efficiency and foster community cooperation. It critiques chasing shadows and suggests focusing on practical, tall speed ahead targets as a guiding principle for the Farm Borean initiative.
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Borean
Slrass
Ninth District Conference at Bedford Gane 1 BE
BE O Neal, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, will be the main speaker at the Ninth District conference to be held at the Presbyterian church in Bedford Iowa on Monday June 1. Everyone is invited and Mills county is hoped to be well represented. Contact the Farm Bureau office at Malvern to arrange transportation or attendance.
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BE. A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Presbyterian Church
Bedford
Iowa
Mills County
Farm Bureau
Malvern
Cow Testing Assn April Report Shows 426 Cows on Test
April figures for the Milla Montgomery Dairy Cow Testing Association record 426 cows on test with 363 in milk and 61 dry. Average milk yield 733 pounds and average fat 27.7 pounds. Top herds include Iowa School for the Deaf Council Bluffs Grade Holsteins in milk 1086 fat 39.8 milking twice, and Carl Leipold Hastings Grade and purebred Holsteins in milk 1043 fat 38.9 milking twice. Howard Horne, tester.
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Milla-Montgomery Association
Association of Elgct
Iowa School For Deaf
Council Blaffa
Carl Leipold
Hastings
National Club Broadcast Schedule June Six 11 30 a m
National Club broadcast Saturday June six from 11 30 to 12 30 p m central standard time over the National Broadcasting system. The program is conducted by the U S Department of Agriculture in cooperation with state agricultural colleges and the U S Marine Band. Featured items include Stars and Stripes Forever by the U S Marine Band and a segment How Club Work Has Helped Parents to Help Me by club member Eleanore Rydberg of Washburn county Wisconsin.
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Natonal Broadcasting System
U. .B. Capt
Agriculture. P
State Agricultural Colleges
U. S. Man Ring
U. S. Marine Band
Eleanore Rydberg
Washburn County
Wis
Par ent and 4 H Music Achievement Contests Mentioned
Misa Elizabeth Salter and Madison Wis discuss 4 H National Music Achievement Test with Pan American pieces from Cuba Mexico Argentina Brazil and more. R A Turner references the U S Martine band and U S Marine Band in hall programs. Norton Moody Windham County 4 H Dairy Club notes community service. G B Farrell and U S Dept of Agriculture promote Farm Boys and Girls Club Camp. The Star Spangled Banner appears in program.
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Misa Elizabeth Salter
Clab
Madison
Wis
Pan America
Cuba
Mexico
Argentina
Brazil
Fetch
R. A. Turner
U. S. Martine
Norton Moody
Windham County
G. B. Farrell
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
U. S. Marine Band
U.S. Marine Band
Mills County 4 H Rally Day Set for June 9
Leaders and girls plan the annual Mills County girls 4 H rally day. Each club must present two outstanding girls for county officers. Prizes awarded to clubs 100 percent registered by 10:00 and to clubs with mothers present 100 percent by 12:00.
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Mills County Girls' Club
Injured woman in Glenwood facing long recovery
Ethel Darlene Nelson, hurt when struck by a car in Glenwood two weeks ago, was reported improving last week. A further examination revealed both bones in her leg broken a few inches above the ankle, requiring splints for support and protection.
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Ethel Darlene Nelson
Glenwood
Stong
Aho
Birthday party honors two young ladies
Mrs. Nathan entertained a small group last Wednesday evening for the birthdays of her daughter Ethel Darlene and Dorothy Wilhelm. Iea cream and two kinds of cake with candy were served, and the birthday cake with Iea candies was a highlight. Everyone enjoyed the celebration and wished the girls many more happy birthdays.
Memorial Day Services at East Liberty
Memorial Day observances at East Liberty drew a large crowd with a full program led by Rev H G Parker of Missouri Valley and featuring recitations by Bernice Brake Dorothy Wilhelm Isabel Bird and Velma Clay. American Legion members Clarence Maddocks and Will Maddocks led the flag procession to the graves, as attendees from Silver City Malvern Glenwood and nearby areas joined in the ceremony and social events.
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East Liberty
America
H. G. Parker
Missouri Valley
Bernice Brake
Dorothy Wilhelm
Isabel Bird
Omaha
Glen Fitch
Pacific Junction
G. W. Sell
Percival
John Clark
Pearson
Henderson
Oscar Carlson
Tabor
Mra
Hillsdale
W. L. Hauger
Leona
Glenwood
Ben Martin
Hastings
Village social notes from Connell Bluffs and nearby areas
Mrs Will Clay and daughters visited Connell Bluffs last Wednesday. Mrs R C Mayberry from the Aitiadate vicinity and her daughter Marjie visited the Nelson home last Thursday afternoon. The Nelsons then hosted a fried chicken supper at the Mayberry home. Elizabeth Nelson of Glenwood is visiting C M Nelson and family. County Sunday School convention planned at Pacific Junction next Tuesday June 2. Children’s Day plans underway with a coordinating committee appointed.
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Will Clay
Connell
Treuat
Pacific Junction
Rural pupils win awards and celebrate school honors
Reading Circle certificates go to Ellen Markel Dorothy Gilbert George Markel Hazel Hasselquist and others across Silver Foxworthy Oak Bluff Plainview and Mt Vernon schools. Perfect attendance and spelling certificate recipients include Donald Whitehead Mary Allen and many more across Prairie Creek Gowen Barbee and Excelsior schools. Fewer farm departures noted as federal authorities report.
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Ellen Markel
Dorothy Gilbert
George Markel
Hazel Hasselquist
Foxworthy
Mary Jane Dottehler
Tech Frade
Mt. Vernon School
Sybil
McGill
Pratria Creek School
Darlene Achenbaugh
Oaks School
Prairie Creek
Donald Whitehead
Marjoria McClary
John Hunt
Claude Mead
Mt. Vernon
Phyllis Willams
Martin Jenkel
Gowen
Barbara Godsey
Boone Reed
Evelyn Reed
Leota Mar Petersen
Minutel
Jen Cobwell
Barbee
Edward Jena
Anna Pearl Woodward
Momer Miller
Mary Alley
Allen Hasselquint
Excelsior
Allen Scheel
Othe Mase
Clifford Sutton
Florence Adams
Wade Freeman
Bethlehem School
Mary Allen
Richardson
Alice Richardson
Shenandoah Visitors and Local Social Cheer
Hillsdale and East Center residents hosted visitors and guests over the weekend. Floyd Parker and Claude Brooks together with their spouses dropped by Shenandoah Friday afternoon, while Clarence Botts joined dinner at the Bates home Sunday. Several locals traveled from Council Bluffs and Randolph areas, with a sophomore girls group sharing a pine supper and a later slumberless party at Elsine Gilbert’s home among others.
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Floyd Parker
Claude Brooks
Shenandoah
Clarence Botts
Catlen Bates
Mairele Mayberry
Council Blnff
Deight Huffington
Laura Shepard
Joe Kilpatrick
Randolph
Boles Timber
Elsine Gilbert
Florthee Hatcher
Lorna Hunt
Pauline Evans
Elizabeth Seil
Geneva Seil
Margaret Arnold
Blaine Gilbert
R I C Club Entertained by Etta and Pearl Miller
The R I C Club hosted a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Misses Etta and Pearl Miller home. Miss Etta Miller led the business session and Latra Shepard presented the program. Attendees included thirty members and five guests with a Mother's Day theme and a light refreshments spread by the hostesses.
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R. SC
Etta
Pearl Miller
Etta Miller
Latra Shepard
Ella Dillehay
Grace "Hilton
Dane
Shenandoah Visitors Attend Weekend Activities
Asbury residents and neighboring families joined Shenandoah visitors Friday afternoon. The group attended weddings and family gatherings, with trips to Pilger Nebraska for Paul Combs’ wedding and return visits home. Local residents shared weekend plans and attended eighth grade graduation exercises in Glenwood.
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Bert Comba Ant
Geraldine
Foobart Hampton
Pilger
Nebr
Paul Combs
Duard Sidebottom
Milford
Klananete
Bert Baker
Walter Waugh
Oakland
Harvie Donells
Harold Hwitka
Sam Sidebottom
Tere Baker
Phoebe Smith
Harry Dunlap
Evelyn Purcell
Glenwood M
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Magen Berry
Secretady
Teader
Bedford Gane 1
Timothy Hay
Howard Horne
Raglio
Fanaos
Sorles
Conoco
Lee
von Birthdirs
Ibert East Libremorial Services
Ralph Adams
Keith
J. G. Adams
Otto Cary
Chas. Wilhelm
Council Bluffs
Atta Alexander
Silver City
Dale
Clare
Donald Jackson
Lamont
B. 2. McFall
Clyde Jackson
Homer Mosely
Billy Paulson
Maha
C. M. Nelgon
Ernie Decker
Hear Bilger City
Rey
Barnes God
Lois
XlaKord
Phare
Joe Conger
Silver School
Joe! Wrought
Renort
Hillsdale and
East Center
R. I. C. Club
Etta and
Asbury
Everett Plumb
Ollie Hicks
Gon
Harold
Ward Thrapp
Ora Douglas
Clara Matle
Edna Douglas
Mills County Abstract Co
Glenwood, Iowa
Mansfield
Malvern, Iowa
Purnac
One Nest
Colonis
Ferries Furnace Works
Dee Moines
Teva
Green Colonial
Susie We Peeder
Dawe
Jesse Fi. Bell
Berg A
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