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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1939

Page

12

Changes of Address and Fire Protec on Notes

Subscribers are urged to notify the subscription department promptly of address changes. Postage due on notices may apply under Postel laws, and delays in delivery can occur. A plan is to send advance changes from county towns to ensure timely fires on time. cisterns or reservoirs on farms act as fire insurance. Editorial argues farm water supply is vital after Wiseman farm fire, urging water reservoirs as protection. Next week The Leader hosts its annual Cooking School and Home Making Institute to help Mills county women with practical, varied programming. Friday is Navy Day. a strong navy is our main defense and the U S has a low army percentage compared with Europe. The community weighs navy size between big- and pacifist viewpoints. Also requesting remittance to M Guy Martin for music lessons and tuning in Marteille Ia.

Leader Subscription Department U. S Pacifista

Five 4-H Clubs Meet for 1939-40 Music Study

Five 4-H clubs Wide-Awake Homeworkers Belles of St Marys Lyonetter and Busy Bees met with home demonstration agent Misa Jennie Warren at the Glenwood armory on Oct 14 to start a new music study program. They heard memory selections, performed two singing numbers and practiced games The Irish Folk Game Waves of Tory and The Poppy Lithuanian game. Vivian Watts and Eva Carmichael shared state fair experiences and educational learnings from the event.

Belles of Vivian Watts Eva Carmichael

Corn Stocks Full as Farmers Reap Three Bountiful Harvests

Corn cribs are overflowing this fall as three consecutive good crops boost supplies. The corn loan program aids storage, with total production and carryover estimated at 2 973 million bushels, up from 2 894 last year. Most of the 257 million bushels currently sealed will be resealed or turned to the government, while the war prompts farmers to seal new corn and hold for price gains.

John Longstreet Town State College

Naming of Mills county farms sparks pride and progress

A Mills county column notes the value of farm names, citing Tubbsland and Pleasant Valley as examples that inspire ownership, thrift, and leadership. It highlights a shift at the high school toward one act plays, urging civic action to support dramatic training and condemns chinch bug threats. Local gatherings include M I h ere Met, quilt-top work, and numerous visits among residents.

RB. B. Tubbs Tubbsland Adolph Schultz Paramount Stock L. E. Brammeler Pleasant Valley Joe Wearin the Place Fred Dickersbach Highland View Farm Little Phil Corporal Heezalyre

Oaks Qaks Sunday School Fifty Nine Present

Sunday attendance at Oaks Qaks Sunday School stood at fifty nine with several visitors. Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Lee Wittlam e Bre Jill Hicks and Wilbur Williams. A cow belonging to Henry Rchilling was struck by lightning during Friday’s electric storm.

Harry Ekronseter Henry Schilling Otta Hall Laura Max Turner Dale Read Hen Aukland George Jones Ben Aukland Springer Carson Auklyna Des Moines Qaks Mra Lee Wittlame Bre Jill Hicks Wilbur Williems W. Castor M. Q. Brawwmeler Helen Hascall Mre L. B. Bramwmeley Henry Rchilling Ightulog Bir Marlon Myhan Velma Jewell Cornell Blutts Bea Forrest Ackenbach Derevil Darlene Pete Ackenback

Speech at opera house pleases audience and rails issue at fair

Hon Henry Wilcox spoke at the opera house on temperance and arguments impressed the crowd. The Tabor and Northern Q line switcher completed with proper connections but a rail fault caused the track to spread when a heavy Mogul passed, engine wheels dropping onto ties. Election day looms as Republicans run a vigorous campaign. Frank A Robbins from Hastings advertised Duroes for sale. Four drunks appeared before Mayor Whitfield. one fined, one jailed. Secretary George White hopes for fair weather for the Malvern race next Thursday Nov 5, and Cooking School dates Nov 1 2 and 8 at the Malvern fair grounds.

Henry Wilcox Opera House Tabor & Northern Whitfield George White Malvern Fair Grounds

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