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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1930
Page
9
Rex Beresford outlines practical steps to reduce hog flu impact before bad weather. Emphasizes comfortable sleeping quarters, draft-free housing, and early feeding with clean fodder like corn fodder and rye. Advises preparing shelter for gilts and brood sows now to ensure healthy pigs later.
The group hosted a session featuring health and happiness messaging with a film program. Miss Dunsdon assisted as organizer. Don Cunning and C. M. Wilson were named to the program committee for the next meeting scheduled December 16.
St Marys and West Oak towns Farm Bureau will hold a meeting at the home of Leon Lait on Saturday evening November 29 at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome.
Plans for the Mills County 4-H Club banquet are under way for Saturday December 13. 4-H members leaders and any interested boys are invited. Frank Reed from the Extension Service at Ames will attend. Tickets are 50 cents. The program committee works on the details for the occasion.
The article explains using high protein feeds to cut corn needs in pig farming. Tests show six to seven bushels of corn plus 40 to 60 pounds of tankage or equivalent protein supplement can replace 11 to 12 bushels of corn for pork output. It advises self feeding corn with a high protein mix and gives examples like "Trinity" and "Big 10" blends, noting higher protein feeds yield better value than corn substitutes.
White Cloud and Deer Creek will hold a joint Farm Bureau meeting at Strahan school on Friday evening November 28. The annual fall election will be held beside an educational and interesting program with expert for men women and children. Movies will be shown. Meeting starts promptly at 8 oclock.
On Friday November 14 fifteen cooperators gathered at Mrs Henry Washburns home for the first nutrition lesson of the year led by Miss Helen Swinney. Six came from Anderson township eight from Indigo Creek and one from Silver Creek. They reviewed prior work and learned canning methods for chicken fruit and vegetables for family use. Next meeting is December 19 at Mrs James Durbin with subject Marketing for the Farm Home.
Fifteen boys have entered thirty one calves in the 4-H Baby Beef club. Any boy or girl between ten and nineteen years old is eligible to compete. Entries must be in at the Farm Bureau office. Your ad in The Leader is worth two on the fence.
Mille County Iowa Board of Supervisors meets in regular adjourned session with all members present. Minutes approved and numerous election related claims authorized for county funds including election judges clerks rent rooms and maintenance items across towns and facilities with extensive itemized payments recorded.
The third year nutrition course opened with Home Canning for Good Nutrition taught by Miss Helen Swinney at Mrs. Lou Kline’s home, Deer Creek and White Cloud townships. Eighteen ladies attended, with White Cloud naming Mrs. H. H. Kaytob as chairman. Deer Creek lacking a chair. A buffet lunch followed the lesson, a musical recess refreshed participants, and plans for follow up meetings were discussed with enthusiasm.
The state secretary Paul Moore visited the county as Farmers Union promotes unity to combat deflation and low prices. The October 1930 insurance payout highlights corporate risk, while the article urges farmers to join a strong organization to fight for fair treatment, price support, and improved production and marketing.
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