Local News of the Week in Malvern and Surroundings
Local notes from Malvern cover visits, travels, and social events. People travel to Des Moines for state fairs and medical and educational engagements. Residents including Mr and Mrs Albert Nelawn Mrs Martha Wortz and Mrs Mary Alstrope visit relatives in Nebraska Iowa and Missouri. others attend tournaments and state functions.
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Malvern
Albert Nelawn
Des Moines
Martha Wortz
Mary Alstrope
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Laon
Dughter
Samuel Larsen
Jehan Et Oakhyved
Crete
Burlington
Donald Dyson
Ois
Moravia Viner
Mer
Edith
Cremer
Vantha
Joan
Nebirges Seath
Dakota
Local social notes from Marion area gather for visits and dinners
Marion Mahan hosts a supper welcoming Mr and Mrs Tarry Seni Ruth Ellen and guests including Mr and Mrs Trest Nehelmnugely and others. A large group, including Rev. Slick and the Brammeiers, share meals and greetings at several homes. A navy aircraft symbol signals equator crossing status of a winged turbofan shell.
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Mro Ul Mere
Marion Matin
Mire
Tarry Seni
Ruth Ellen
Trest
Wo Castor
Mranmeier
Tayily Jon
Anese
Merrion Mahan
Veli
Jowell
Vernon Viner
Slick
Henderson
Forrest Achenbauh
Darlene
Ben Aukland
Lowell
Forrest Achenbauuh
Parken
Darrell
Earl Werbert
Mercy Teepital
Cenmeil Binns
Btl. Pasou
Sancof Tmersen
Marion Mahan
Brammeiers
Malvern Church Services and Event Schedule
Worship services at Malvern church featured a sermon by Martdett and prayers for the Levering mission. A church prayer gathering is planned Thursday evening at 7 pm. The Bille school service held a well attended 1st Sunday session with a lively time after.
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Malvern
Bille
Local Baptist Church Adapts for Youth Services
A church schedule notes Sunday school, worship, and advertised mid week services. The message calls for youth involvement, with phrases about guiding young people and community activities. It mentions a Friday event and general church programs amid unclear OCR text.
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Siday
Seruan
Chert
Seed Corn Picked Early for Drought Areas, Dyas Says
Iowa State College extension specialist Dyas explains that open pollinated seed corn, even if kernels are odd shaped, can yield satisfactory seedlings if the seed is sound, disease free, and insect free. In drought regions farmers should select well adapted seed rather than northern varieties, aiming for stored seed and careful handling to avoid frost damage next year.
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Towa State College Extension
Drouth
Towa
Dyas Cutis
Late Cutting May Ruin Alfalfa Crop
In central Iowa alfalfa should not be cut after mid September to avoid harming stands. Professor HD Hughes of Town State College warns that late fall cuts often ruin winter survival, while a heavy late growth can boost next year’s yield. Many farmers delayed a second cutting awaiting rain, prompting questions about a possible third harvest and whether to risk the stand.
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Iowa
HD. Hughes
Tate
Town State College
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Toc Tate
Hughes
Strip Crops on Contour Eliminate Point Rows
Contour farming reduces erosion but strip cropping proves more effective, according to the Sail Conservation Service. Many fields show benefit with strips planted along contour lines, minimizing runoff and soil loss. few show the full contour pattern yet.
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Simran
Cottia
Tate
Reporters Start Performance Check on Mills County Farms
Mills County undertakes inspections under the 19360 Agricultural Conservation Program this week with 1700 inspection cards sent to farm owners. County Agriculture Agent J H Longstreet urges timely return to enable inspections, with farm reporters to visit, measure, and prepare payment applications for eligible growers this fall.
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Mills County
J. H. Longstreet
County Ariculturegent
Inc
Checker
Malvern
Longstreet
Longstreat
Belhot
Haunt of Eroded Fields Amid Tilled Strips and Gullies
The fragment describes soil erosion as strip tilling creates gullies in freshly tilled land. It notes grasses, legumes, and small red crops affected, with rows of tilled soil acting as barriers but failing to prevent erosion and crop loss.
Burial customs of Pharechy described in obscured text
The fragment discusses burial customs of Pharagha and related traditions, noting that noble or official rites did not extend to commoners who could not afford elaborate preparations. It mentions death ceremonies and preparatory practices limited by wealth.
Jotens Lutheran Ushuri Et Severe Miles 1
Fragment from a late 19th or early 20th century local notice describes a festive event at Jotens Lutheran Ushuri Et with services at 2 pm. It mentions personal items and a memorial tone toward individuals named in the readable fragment, with unclear dates and places.
Social Guest List From Hillsdale Home Event
Sunday dinner guests at Walter Phelps home include Hillsdale residents Myre Jones Lenny Culver and Walter Ceft with Mrs Afr- Walter Ceft Ms Mayberry children. Saturday evening guests at Gas word home include Frank Oswsers and Mrs Fetoia. George Criston Ralph and Lonnie Culver ensemble attended.
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Myre Jones
George Criston
Con Ralph
Lonnie Culver
Synthetic Dyes From Coal Reel From Fossilled Agents
In this item the article discusses how synthetic dyes are produced from coal. It notes the process uses coal byproducts and chemical transformations to create new dye compounds. The piece mentions implications for industry and potential discoveries in dye manufacture.
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