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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
8
Trustees of three adjoining townships approve tax support for the Clarinda public library and receive free library use in return. The move aims to sustain services and ensure access for residents within the benefiting townships.
Red Oak backers organize a stock company to promote an electric railway from Red Oak to Des Moines as the Red Oak and Northeastern. Fremont County figures seek Republican nominations. Amity College locals push for a rail link to Blanchard and Clarinda. Clarinda troupe performs in Red Oak. Local sales and remedies promotions appear alongside notices of church milestones and personal anecdotes.
Des Moines records show Lieutenant Governor Warren Garst accepting flags carried by Iowa troops in the Spanish American War and placing them in rotunda steel cases. Regimental commanders spoke briefly, praising the soldiers' valor and sacrifices. Garst recalled appropriations negotiations and noted only personal sacrifice from towns, with funds largely unused or returned.
Davenport announces district meetings for rural carriers and fourth class postmasters led by President M. Adams and Charles C. Barry with dates from Sheldon May 6 to Council Bluffs July 21. Ottumwa gamblers swept by Judge Roberts. reform drives penalties. Marshalltown merchants pledge 2000 dollars toward pottery plant purchase. Iowa City abduction case ends with arrest and habeas corpus, stepfather released pending judge order. Des Moines and Sioux City Railroad begins 10 percent stock assessment and early survey. Des Moines high school meet entries due May 11. 16 new schools to participate. Thomas Cummins, father of Governor Cummins, undergoes hernia operation and shows signs of recovery.
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