Glenwood NR A groups elect officers for code enforcement
Local trade groups at Glenwood held a meeting to elect a president, vice president, and secretary-treasurer under NR A provisions. Ten of eighteen groups were represented, with leaders from druggists, dry goods, lumber, hardware, clothing, and other trades named. The county NR A committee will interpret and enforce codes after national codes are formed.
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Mohday
Gish
Donlinas
Heear Aininistration
Wm. Haodeballah
Glenwood Cham Bf Commerce
Glenwood Investing
Glenwood
N.R.A
W. W. Abel
Emar B. AL J
Howe
EL W. Knight
Malvern
A.t
Ata
A. P. Philips
Henderson
J. W. Molly
C. Mery
P. J
Charlea Herndon
Gladya Conrad
Junction
V.p
A. A. Tim N
S.t
W. Gilliland
Frank Choate
Wee
Cramer
Radical History of the Mass Mining Meeting
The Leader defines radical as a term for groups showing militant tendencies and willingness to address injustices by vigorous action. The article notes the leaders and attendees frequently use the same label, intending no demeaning insult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ated
Wabetar
Surprise Anniversary Visit Baffles Malvern Couple
Mr and Mrs KC Dice of north Malvern surprised by a joyful anniversary gathering last Sunday. Cars halted before their home around 11 o clock with guests and baskets, a hearty welcome given, dinner served, and an afternoon of visiting amid a little mischief with a curious fungus found on a sunflowers stalk later discussed with County Agent Bruce Hilpatrick.
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Ir Son
Wiliam
Rasinal
Ed Wearin’s Show Calf Tragedy At Wabash Event
A hazy note reports Ed Wearin’s calf died after a heavy toss during a Tuesday morning show at Wabash. Witnesses describe a chaotic moment as a baby was nearby and three entries are listed as affected. details remain unclear.
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Ed Wearin
Shay
Sidney Rodeo Promises Bigger Show with New Attractions
The Sidney rodeo, a famed frontier contest, will run August 16 to 18 and is expected to top the 1982 edition. New events include amateur drone riding and a wild cow milking contest. Top horses like The Racketeer and The Rocksteer join a lineup featuring champions from across the region and a bid to exceed 200 entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sidney American Legion Post
Saponaora
C Ie Eeoh
Bidney Rodeo
Bidney Management
Montana
Chicago
Ridera
Florence
Randolph
Ardmore
Oklahome
Shampion
Buck Stewart
Fort, Worth
Texas
Tin Horn
Jank Keenan
Hollywood
California
Tanemush
Conniving Cupid Delays County Wedding Announcements
County clerk lists many weddings that cannot be announced, while a few have been publicly set. Examples include Aug 2 couples H Riley and Fannie Lou Col lina of Connor Bluffs and James Gall Wellwood with Olive Hale of Lincoln Nebr, Aug 5 Reuben Swearlogen and Hilda Wolfe of Blue Misa Mary Schade visited Mound City relatives.
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Cupid
Ins
H. Riley
Fannie Lou Collina
Connor
Bluffs
Aux
James Gall Wellwood
Olive “May Hale
Lincoln
Court filing notes for August term 19th century
Fragmented text describes docket and timing for the August term court. Mentions filing dates, docket issues, and the approach of court sessions. Indicates a two week window before the term. References are unclear but imply matters of divorce or civil actions awaiting court action.
Homer: ners Digs Home Here Friday
Homer Dickerson, an skssérylae man, died at his home Friday after an extended illness. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the local church with family and friends in attendance.
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Homer
Ners
Homeri Dickerson
Exhibition Opens As Mills County Fair Showcases Finest Livestock
The fifty ninth Mills County Fair opened Tuesday with a remarkable display of livestock and farm products despite a hot dry summer. 4-H youth led in both their classes and open divisions, with standout entries from the beef, dairy, pig, poultry, and horse categories. Floral displays and crafts drew strong interest in the exhibition hall, while 4-H clubs showcased handmade dresses and garden displays under County Leader Mrs. Clinton Parker.
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Mills County
Beldotn Faver
Auoh
Evety
Boya
Baby Beef
Herb Benton
Dudley Conner
Ralph Leu
Tom Denton
John Pitcer
Robert Benton
Ed Wearin
Jamie Summers
Dick Hyde
Paul Bhaw
Dairy Calft
Wayne Hilton
Jamie Bummera
Otto Buch
Pig Club
Bernard B Schoening
Lee Cary
Juline Buch
Arthur
Armstrong
Ed Wearth
Josephine Haden
Herbert Nansel
May Loulas Klindt
Mills
Hogsien & Sona
Burgoins
R. B. Parker
Floral Hall
Hibris
Clinton Parker
Wall
Fas
Walter Hilton & Sons
Nelson Hummell
Malvern Whistles Signal Fire Alarm Routine
Malvern residents react to noon whistle and later signals as routine fire alerts. Saturday night whistle at 0 o clock and 6 20 close hour caused scrambling to find help, but stores closing was the only excitement.
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Malvern
City Club Loses to Local Nine Sunday
Malvern defeats City Club nine of Omaha 7 to 2 on the fair grounds diamond. Marlin Wilkinson of Henderson baffled City Club batters with six hits and Wild pitching helped Malvern strike in four runs in the second inning. Malverniana set to face the National Guard from Council Bluffs Sunday on the same field.
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Harold Slater
Omaha
Fair Grounds
Malvern
Marlin Wilkinson
Henderson
Batemen
Malverniana
National Guard
Council Bluffs
Council Focuses on Bills Amid Routine Business
City council meeting concentrates on approving outstanding bills while rain dampens attendance. Local events shaped the week with Randolean Players, Wiziatde Qirong, 4-H Hagsant, and Wisiardie Circus programs slated for the fair week. County games and kitten ballleague contests fill the afternoon schedule, promising value for attendees.
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Ity
Ahty
Randolean Players of
Randolph
Wiziatde Qirong Group
Hagsant
Wisiardie Circus
Eeeg
Tri County Old Settlers Meet at Carson Friday
Annual gathering of Mills Fremont and Potteawatta mie counties set for Carson Friday with school registration and a basket dinner from 12 to 1 30 followed by an Old Style show in the auditorium. Activities include opening announcements addresses music and talks by old settlers and a prize awards session.
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Tri-County
Carson
Mills
Fremont
Potteawattamie
Shhool
Chas
Roa
Dong
Loyal Picketers Draw Sparse Turnout for Savery Talk
Clifton Bavery organized a Loyal American Picketers meeting in Mille County last Friday. About 150 people from various areas heard Savery defend peaceful farm relief and tie his cause to the Farm Bureau and Farmers Union, but few joined his Loyal American Picketers.
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Clifton Bavery
Loean
Mille County
Mr. Savery
Pleke ‘Ters
Savery
New Well Provides Malvern Water Supply From Wall
Malvern residents now draw water from a new wall system completing a rapid Elving session and supplying a fine type of water. The wall feature began operation last week and has been furnishing a large supply. The well has four send points and delivers a steady stream of good water to the community.
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Malvern
Baan
NRA codes boost factory, shop cooperation nationwide
In the nation, workers and owners respond to NRA pressures with wage and hour rollbacks, code adoption, and organized campaigns. Miners strike over NRA display refusals while industries show recovery codes and speeches for women and men’s clubs. Confusion among consumers rises as officials push broader acceptance despite hurdles.
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U. B
Campaer
Ora Atallere
Dad
Minda
NRA
Tellato
Cansad
Nna
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Bruce Hilpatrick
Cooney Cleaners
Tabor
Hertz
Niraa
Sliver
City
Jim McFall
Sam Walker
Sidney Rodeo
American Legion
Misa Mary Schade
Mound City
Goms
Mills County Fair
City Club
Slater's
P. Take
Gaereton
Diamond
Mille
Pottawattamie
Netcher, Ja
Nettle
N.R
Etariow
Wira
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