Road Bills Contrasted in Iowa Highway Debate
A Polk County report by Representative Weaver outlines key contrasts between the Pitt Johnston bill and the Elwood Mackie amendment on highway law. It argues Johnson would centralize control, weaken enforcement, and rely on vague federal aid, while Elwood Mackie preserves a three member commission, strengthens oversight, and aligns with federal funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Weaver
Polk
Highway Commission
Thirty-seventh
General Assembly
Iowa
Commission
Ames
Des Moines
State College
State House
Department
Washington
Federal Department
Cement Trust
Board of Supervisors
Coun
Death of Tabor Pioneer in His Eighty Third Year
Civil War veteran TM Myers died at home of his daughter Mrs. A A Baggs in Tabor Iowa on a Wednesday evening in his eighty third year from bronchial trouble. He served three years in Battery HH Twenty third New York volunteers. He is survived by three daughters Mrs Carrie M Higgins Topeka Kansas Mrs A A Biggs of Tabor Mrs Nellie M Gray of Golden Plain Saskatchewan Canada and Almond Myers of Idaho. Funeral held Friday at 2 30 p m at the Methodist church with Rev I D Conaway and Rev D L Yale officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Myers
A. A. Baggs
Battery HH. Twenty-third Regiment
New York Volunteers
Carrie M. Higgins
Topeka
Kas
A. A. Biggs
Nellie M. Gray
Golden Plain
Saskatchewan
Canada
Almond Myers
Idaho
Methodist Church
I. D. Conaway
D. L. Yale
225 Per Acre For Mills Co Farm Of 157 Acres Sold
The Stevesson farm a mile south of Malvern known as the old S W Montgomery farm sold last week to George W Strohl for 225 dollars per acre. It comprises 157 acres totaling 35326 dollars. Mrs L C Stevenson sells and will remain on the land this year while rent continues. possession passes next March. Mills County land values rise with crop prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevesson
Malvern
S. W. Montgomery
L. C. Stevenson
George W. Strohl
Mills County
Strohl
Surprise Birthday Party For Fred Dickersbach
Fred Dickersbach celebrated his 34th birthday with a surprise gathering near Malverna last Wednesday. About forty Deer Creek neighbors attended, with a supper and a large birthday cake from Burrus bakery, presenting him a rocking chair on departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dickersbach
Malverna Ways
C. L. Ballain
Imogene
H. 8. Chambers
Deer Creek
Burrus Bakery
Mr. Dickersbach
Dickersbach
New Garage by Salyers Kayton Hits Town Landmark
Salyers and Kayton completed a large brick garage at Fourth Street and Second Avenue. The 72 by 110 foot two story building holds about 100 cars with 15,400 square feet of floor space. It features steam heat, full electrical service, auto driveways, and plans for Ford Service. The staff includes T Ju Salyers as general manager along with W D McCausland and others. The facility is described as one of the finest, roomiest garages in southwest Iowa and a beacon for the town's growing business block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salyers & Kayton
Eleagat
Fourth Street
Second Avenue
Mills County
Malvern Light & Power Plant
Ford
Iowa
T. Ju Salyers
W. D. McCausland
Frank Juelke
C. W. Salyers
Reno Moore
Homer Black
Wingate Gibbs
Joe Kilpatrick
B. F. Bellwood
Old Timers Remember Camden Indiana Community Life
March 24 1917 letter recounts Riverside School near Deer Creek and the mixed memories of neighbors including the Roods Jays Walkers Antrims Diltzs Kelleys Huttons and Kilpatricks. Tales cover school fear horn prank auger misadventure grasshoppers farm moves Fourth of July celebrations horse riding and early music making shaping a local upbringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roods
Jays
Diltzs
Huttons
Kilpatricks
Tom Hatton
Sidney
Brown
DuPrees
du Pree
River Side
Deer Creek
Randolph
Della Jay
Antrim
Talks With the Business Man
A column on ad practices counsels merchants to avoid repetitive copy and poor planning. It urges changing copy every issue, avoiding overlong ads, and preparing copy well in advance. It emphasizes consistent, well executed advertising over sporadic bursts.
Will Burn The Mortgage At Christian Church
Last Sunday at the Christian Church proved one of the congregation's best days with record Bible School attendance and large crowds at eleven o clock service and 3 pm and evening meetings. A lunch in the basement followed and pledges paid the entire indebtedness for painting and repairs. Mortgage burning to occur during evening services led by Mrs. Jane Francis with refreshments and reception for new members scheduled through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Bible School
Jane Francis
Resolutions on the Passing of Mrs Hannah Black
The W C T U records heartfelt grief at the death of member Mrs Hannah Black. The group notes her virtuous life, friendly greeting, and prayerful inspiration, extends sympathy to her family, and requests a copy of the resolutions be sent and placed on church records and in the Malvern Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah , Black
W. C. TL
Malvern Leader
G. W. Conrad
J. R. McClymond
J. C. Laird
Gom
Better Pigs and More Corn Contests In Mills County
Prof J J Watters of Ames College and Jas W Carter visited Malvern and other towns promoting the Boys acre corn growing contest and pig feeding contest plus garden and canning clubs for girls. Carter named county and district managers with prizes for best acre, best pig, and top state honors funded by local banks and Silver Grange. Eligibility spans ages ten to eighteen on January 1 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Watters
Ames College
Mills County Farmers Institute
Jas. W. Carter
Malvern
Glenwood
Silver Grange
Corn Club
Mills County Furmer
Carter
Ed Knight Starts Knight and Steele Drug Firm in Treynor
Edward C. Knight, recently venturing into business, has partnered with Dr. Steele, a veterinarian from Treynor, to purchase the Treynor drug store from J. D. Kea Inman. Knight will serve as manager and the firm will be titled Knight & Steele. Local friends wish him a prosperous future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Knight
Edward C. Knight
Malvern
J. B. Knight
Mr. Knight
Dr. Steele
Treynor
J. D. Kea Inman
Knight & Steele
Knight
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Johnston
Elwood-Mackie
Boards of Supervisors
Mills CO
L. C. Stevesson
Samuel Mitchell
Camden
Indiana
Robert Antrim
Harvey Antrim
W. K. Miller
Shenandoah
Bass
Solomon Bass
Clark Station
William
zAnother
Program E Committee
Scilpatricks
Mitchell
Hannah Black
2 Neucleus
Tom Lusby
Phomes
Pancey
Thomas
Reod
Miss Shutterly
C. W. Black
Lizzie Mitchner
William Antrim
Elias Antrim
Alice Antrim
Minnie Antrim
Josie Diltz
Lyda Diltz
John Diltz
Willie Rood
Bessie Rood
George Jay
Deedy” Jay
Charles Hutton
Hiram Kelley
Nate Kelley
Johny Walker
Alice Walker
Lizzie Walker
Marion Walker
Jesse Walker
Martha Kilpatrick
George Kilpatrick
Eva Antrim
Elliot
BY Ness Darling
Malvern Christian Church