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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
7
Jenny Lind color trimmings for bedroom decor
A description praises old fashioned spool trimmings as popular. The 3 piece green enamel set is well proportioned and unique in design, with a complimentary color enhancing attractiveness. It suggests this group creates a fearful yet artistic effect suitable for a bedroom for average means.
From Hedge Brush to Alfalfa on Acid Soils
A county agent report notes uneven alfalfa growth linked to soil acidity. Burning a hedge neutralized acid in nearby patches while adjacent acid soil required limestone. Experts advise fall soil testing and limestone application to improve alfalfa and sweet clover stands next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Milla County
Missouri
Carbiade
Svadloge
Farmers Press for Government Export Corporation Aid
Des Moines farmers rally to back creation of a government export corporation to stabilize farm prices and seek postal rate relief for parcel post. Iowa Farm Bureau executive committee also urged limiting Federal Reserve money charges to 2 percent over cost and opposed further tariff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Government Export Corporation
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau
Us A
Congress
Thy Farm Bureau
Federal Reserve
Farm Bureau backs current legislation on farm co op enterprises
Leaders from the Farm Bureau say the agricultural commission's proposed farm cooperative legislation is unnecessary now, asserting there is sufficient law in place at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President
Agricultural Commission
Farm Bureau
Randolph Community Notes Clippings of Local Visits
Mrs. W. C. Johnston visited Saturday with her daughter Mrs. EBON Amick in Silver City. Mrs. Roy Nieman and Marceline returned home from Cody Kansas after a two month visit. Harold Quimby, Randolph high school alumnus and Nebraska Wesleyan graduate, teaches at Tobias Nebr. Clelle White and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ghas Smith and son Russell traveled to Athelston Missouri over the weekend. Mrs. Harry Wilcoxson came from Farrague and will stay with her mother Mrs. Olive Keyser while recovering. Mrs. Joseph Allely and daughter Mrs. C. E. Trively returned from Rock Island. They were called by deaths of Mrs. Jennie Walker, Mrs. D. W. Thomas, and Miss Muriel and Elliott. Dr. J. F. Standeven hosted visitors in Oakland, while HH. P. Johnson and T. D. Johnson families hosted in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
The
Enterprise
W. C. Johnston
EB. ON. Amick
Silver City
Roy Nieman
Marceline
Cody
Kansas
Harold Quimby
Randolph High School
Nebraska Wesleyan
Tobias
Nebr
Clelle White
Muriel
Elliott
Oakland
J. F. Standeven
Dan Needham
Emerson
HH. P. Johnson
Sidney
T. D. Johnson
British Rotarians laud American prohibition tour findings
British Rotarians completed a U S tour and upon return to England stated that prohibition appears successful. They noted production rising and saw few signs of drunkenness or crime beyond smuggling frontier areas, and praised inland areas for cleanliness and sobriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Mills County Board Proceedings Adjourns Normal Session
The Mills County Board of Supervisors convened for a regular adjourned session on September 22. Text is garbled but indicates approval of items and standard court reports though specific actions are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board Proceedings Office OF County Auditor
Mills County
Glenwood
Lowa
Milla
Lowe
County Road and Public Works Expenditures Listed
A long list of county road and public works payments including freight, drayage, labor, postage, supplies, gas and oil, and investigations. Notable entries include Bridge and Primary Road labor, right of way, and miscellaneous county expenses. Transfer of 84.00 from Primary Road Fund to County Road approved along with annual reports and soldier exemption for Glen H. Miller approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
H. Howard
C. Hamilton
V. Kemp
St. W. R
Luther Johnson
Cecil Hamilton
Walter Chapin
V. G. Hillyer
Kermit T Hillyer
Donald Vestal
FB. Sowers
C. L. Swaney
Chas. Hunter
aAcres-Blackmar Co
Dalton
Gailltf
Donald G. Duncan
Ours House
W. S. DeMuss
Fullerton Lumber Co
J. B. King
Mears
J. Adams & Co
Glenwood Township
Standard Qi Co
Russel Sage Foundation
Grace WM. Strandthan
Wyant & Linville
Pram
J. M. Donelan
Blankeye Lumber Co
Nebr
Iowa Steel Tank Co
Iowa Steel Turk Co
National Refining Co
Kitson Evernham
Mills
Chas
A. J. Hunter
Watkins
Bridge
Fong
F. G. Day
Glen H. Miller
Addition To Mills County Road System In 1925
A note from Mills County Auditor Frank W. Chogte records an approved petition to extend numbered roads 171 589 and 770 from Marsh County Junction to Milly Potawattamie County line. Blair Highway Council approved the addition to the Mills County road system in September 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Board of Supervisors
State Highway Commission
Marsh Corporation
Uuity
Paone Junction
Milly-Pottawattumle County
Blair Highway
Mills
Frank W. Chogte
Gillwaud
Iowe
Cotuileatun
Medwi Pathawartunle
Aueuet
Parity Junction
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jenny Lind
the Carlton
R. W. Mansfield
Malvern, Iowa
the Farm Bureau
Fred Farquhar
Arenes
Chuate
Gherman Jones
Chalk Hoseeb Cogs Dais
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