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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
3
Imogene and Southeast Mills County report arrivals of sisters at St Patrick's School and notes on local visits and travel. Residents mention business callers, relatives visiting Red Oak, and vacations with Omaha connections. Several sick and recovering residents update the community on health, travel plans, and local gatherings.
Mrs George Craber of Lincoln Capitol says Konjola relieved her stomach trouble after suffering severe vomiting and inability to eat. She reports taking three bottles and endorses the remedy, noting it as a notable success. The ad mentions Konjola being sold in Malvern Iowa at S Clem’s West Side drug store and elsewhere in town.
A storm Wednesday evening with soaking rain and heavy wind visited the region. Trees and minor structures suffered slight damage in places like Wildmilla, with hail at some locations. Neighbors in Shenandoah reported rainfall, sparking broad rejoicing despite the unsettled forecast.
Shenandoah residents note the arrival of visitors from nearby towns as a Saturday night fair winds down. Teese Smith mourns a valuable horse killed by lightning during a Wednesday night storm. Mr and Mrs Johnny Betchant and son Paul visited with Miss Anna and Andrew Del ehant. E J Sweeney and son Leo from Omaha spent days here on business and visiting old friends.
East Liberty residents report summer travels to Illinois Missouri and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs 5 P Lair and Edgar and wife visited Alton Bunker Hill and other locales while Mr Havgerstein seeks medical aid. The Lair home hosted visitors from Malvern and the Ladies Aid Society met at the church with plans for a social gathering next week. Threshing winds down with wheat and oats producing a fair yield.
Local item notes Mr and Mrs Herman Hair SIM will visit Farmalia this Saturday for a brief event. Sparse readable text suggests a social or property-related notice with unclear details and timing.
The historic frigate Constitution returns to service after 33 years with a full restoration aligning its masts and rigging to its former look. Built pride in American youth and national ideals, the ship’s revival recalls Bainbridge and Holmes while celebrating democratic liberty and anti tyranny.
The annual Progressive 4‑H Poultry tour through Strahan featured county leaders Ray Hilton and George Rosenfeld selecting about 125 birds for the state fair. A noon picnic drew 27 participants, and demonstrations by Clover Leaf 4‑H Canning club highlighted training for fair judges. Additional notes mention visits, travel plans, and community events linked to Strahan residents and relatives across nearby towns.
Fragmentary lines discuss fate predictions and odd dietary notes. Mention of Cynthiana Fin Democrat suggests mixed references. References to young folks and an antique tone imply a nostalgic or satirical column fragment.
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