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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1931
Page
6
H D Hughes at Iowa State College outlines promising pasture crops with winter wheat and rye. Seeding mixes include timothy red clover and sweet clover per acre. some add rape to bridge growth between species. Late pasture benefits noted, with timing adjusted for Hessian fly risk and spring growth start.
Analysis of about 200 reports from 4-H club members in 30 states shows 84 percent say club work provided income from products sold prizes and other benefits. Members describe using earnings for college costs farm property like Holstein herds and calves, scholarships, camps and fairs, with funds allocated to schooling personal needs investments savings and home improvements.
Dr J Stouder of Town State College extension service advises treating horses with a 2 percent coal tar dip or carbolic acid wash to prevent bot fly eggs on forelegs and chest. Apply with a rag on a stick, avoid skin irritation, and treat every six days since eggs hatch after seven days. Both pasture and working horses should be treated for partial control, supplementing later winter carbon bisulfide capsules.
A trip to the National Dairy Show in St Louis will go to the Iowa Champion 4-H Dairy Calf Club Member. The award, funded by Iowa State Brand Creameries of Mazon City, rests on club record, heifer performance, and milk fat records. The winner will be announced at the State 4-H Dairy Club Show at Waterloo during Dairy Cattle Congress Sept 28 to Oct 4.
Iowa State College entomologists warn farmers that an early fall emergence of Hessian flies is likely, risking heavy damage next spring. Volunteer wheat after recent rains could attract the pest. discing should occur between September 10 and 20 to destroy volunteer hosts. County agents will relay targeted seeding dates once fly-free dates are set.
National 4 H Club Radio Broadcast scheduled for September 5 from 11 30 a m to 12 30 p m CST. Coordinated by the U S Department of Agriculture with state colleges the U S Marine Band and NBC. Features include Sussex County New Jersey 4 H Homemaking and Dairy Judging Cup reports plus a 4 H music test with orchestral selections and a segment on 4 H club work in Missouri and Mississippi counties.
Mr and Mrs Francis Parker and Jessie Kellenbarger head to Des Moines for the state fair with June and Mary Mae visiting grandparents. A wide circle of locals, including the Liddells, Huntsmans, Griffins, and Allen families, gather for dinners, visits, and a Hawthorn League service focused on prayer. West township 4-H clubs win prizes at the Farm Bureau picnic with blue red and white awards, and a demonstration team places third with Taking the Stay Out of Steins.
Funeral services for Edward Cardiff a former Champion Hill resident were held Tuesday afternoon at the Emerson M B church conducted by Stev McClelland a friend and former pastor. Interment was at Emerson cemetery. Pallbearers were Walter Kellenbarger Clarence Bishop Alfred Cooper Frank Kochersperger Charley Vestal and Fred Peters. Obituary notes birth December 15 1881 Campaign county Illinois, arrival Fremont county 1893, marriage to Minnie Babbitt 1907, wife died 1913, remarriage to Cora Turney 1918, one son Donald, later life on farms near Gering Nebraska and in Montgomery county, siblings Della Clara Howard Frank Dale Emmet.
Edward died Sunday morning August 23 1831 at age 49 years 8 months 8 days after an appendicitis operation May 1. Funeral services were held August 24 at Probs Brothers Undertaking in Gering. Remains brought to Emerson No. 4 Tuesday with wife son and relatives from Omaha and Peru Neb.
Residents of Hillsdale and East Center attended funeral services Tuesday afternoon in Glenwood for Miss Henrietta Phipns. Dr Ruth Knight of Kansas City stayed several days that week with her sister Mrs Wy Dunagan and family.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Ivitlehay entertained the group to a weiner roast Friday evening. Present were Mr and Mrs WIHT An Oredet and family Mr and Mrs Dennis Suhr John Blaughter and family Mr and Mrs Davies Mr and Mrs WFF Andrews Mr and Mrs Dewey Van Orsdet and two sons and Mrs Cutterd
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