Malvern Leader notes and local happenings 1845
From The Malvern Leader July 30, 1845 a fragmentary column reports on coast ground observations, a property matter involving John Knight and a Westward area, and mentions a man named Carey and a sewing machine. It also describes a fire at Mr Weaver’s field, injuries to a Mrs Kaerer's ward, news of marriages and births, a tabernacle visit, Hastings lacking a butcher, and a heat record with extreme temperatures.
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Malvern
Tapling Hall
John Knight
Assad
John ThYang
Ineladine
Sewins Martin
Carey
Wong
Alena Herie
Sanne Nc
Kaerer
Tleli
Pune
Liberty
May Wyatt
Mudd Creek
Jake Spear
Osborn Valley
Tartueton
Henton Bane
Tabernaclest Henderson
John Plumb
Malvern Turaday
Hastings Hastings
H. EB. Perry
Chirida
Local items mix water plans and odd incidents
Inland Iowa notes report Greenfield approving a water reservoir project with 372000 state funds and 45 percent government aid, plus fluoride-free supply. Cass County contracts for graveling and drainage. A Fairfield finger mystery baffles officials. An editor uncovers old type cases. Marlin voters refinance bonds, Indianola bread boom during a strike, Avoca hotel upgrades, Denison voters reject a 100000 schoolhouse, Eagle Grove pilot aviator crashes but unharmed.
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Jostus
Creenfield S
Cass County
Board of Supervisors
Cass
Henry Engstrand
Fairfield
Menry Engstrand
Faireld
Xanthus A. Imel
Green Bay
California
Prececeae
Sor Hid
Imel
Marlin
St Week
Board of Education
Des Moines
Indianota
Avoca
Wolfe
Denison
PWA
Eagle Grove
Ons
Harlan Anderson
Anderson
Flyer Anderson
In Transit Hazards and Failing Drivers
A fragmentary historical item describes erratic driving behavior and dangers on the road. It cites a traveler insurance study noting careless actions as the major cause of accidents, arguing that even brief moments of inattention can lead to harm and costly outcomes.
Real Estate Transfers Mills county July 1935 list
Record of instruments filed July 19 to July 26 1935 in Mills county Iowa shows transfers including R W Sowers to Martie Sowers et al and M E Clapp to Personal Finance Co with amounts 800 and 1 respectively. Myrtle Powles receives a 317.87 deed while noted references to Mount Vernon properties appear. Includes unrelated Townsend items and historical notes on George Washington shrine tied to Admiral Vernon and a Travel column on Share Our Wealth clubs.
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District Court
Mills County
Iowa
R. W. Sowers
Martie Sowers
W. D
M. E. Clapp
Personal Finance Co
Myrtle Powles
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Edward Vernon
Arkansas City
Wearin At Washington Moves In Congress Amid Tax Debates
The Senate passed AAA amendments this week by an overwhelming vote. Huey Long backed the measure on final passage despite earlier opposition. The Ways and Means Committee works toward a tax bill report in August under a special rule with limited debate. The tobacco trading bill authorizes federal grading to protect consumers and curb farmer fleecing at auction. President’s Ethiopia stance calms Washington unrest while Charles West of Ohio is named Under-Secretary of the Interior. A land policy debate emerges in the U S Senate as discussions on owner-occupancy and farm goods continue.
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Senate
Qin O
HLL
Huey Long
Committee On Ways and Means
Washington
Ethiopia
Han
Charles West
Ohio
Interior
House
Ips
Ya Fett
West
Free State of Ireland
Department of Agriculture
U.S
Lowi
Gressor Power Statement From Hi Ho on Kin town
Fragmentary reading shows Gressor Power voice described as trrvaler power with a remark from Hi Ho praising a kingtown ally. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable names beyond odd spellings.
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Gressor
Kingtown
Untitled fragment on lumber and water themed matters
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear references to lumber, water, and possible technical terms. No coherent names, places, or dates are discernible to form a factual news card.
Unclear Travel Memo From Colorado Springs Trip
Fragmented diary style notes recount a multi day journey including visits to Colorado Springs and nearby locales. Mentions of towns, meals, lodging, and various names appear in garbled OCR form with many unreadable fragments and stray phrases.
Crane BES Reins 2 BAL Base O S Vet Ane
Fragmentary OCR text shows a brief note about a crane named BES and a reins or balance event involving teams or persons with metric-like abbreviations. The readable items include BES and BAL references, but no clear event, date, or full names to establish a complete news item.
Change and Bone Strength in Ancient Beds
Fragmentary text discusses bone strength and heritage, mentioning a poet and a scientist. The garbled lines reference a site, a growth or craft, and incomplete terms suggesting a study of bone structure and material heritage. The exact events and persons remain unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Commonwealths in the United States debate on states and representation
Fragmentary lines discuss Kentocks Massousette and Virginie as the only men mepwrals in the United States, listing verment or common terms tied to the constitution and representation debates. The OCR yields unclear spellings and fragmented phrases about a senior type retreat and constitutional context.
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U.S
Kentocks
Massousette
Preansylvititt
Virginie
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