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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1907

Page

7

Odd Fellows Third Annual Picnic at Pacific Junction

The Mills County I.O.O.F. announces the third annual Odd Fellows and Rebekahs picnic at Pacific Junction Iowa on August 28. A full day of sport music contests and a piano dinner awaits members their wives and guests with parades games and prizes including best representations and age based recognitions.

Pacific Junction Mills County Iowa Milla County Muale Ody Lodge Pal W. M. Moore Marshall

Real Estate Transfers Record of instruments filed in county

Record of instruments filed in the recorder of deeds office for the county between August 10 and August 17 lists transfers and deeds. Entries include M Evernham administrator to M Evernham Jr on 13.82 acres in section 12-72-43 and several deeds and quitclaims involving Windham's addition Glenwood Mineola and property parcels in 33-71-40, with various dates August 12 to August 16 and mention of related parties such as S Lambert RM Skaggs and JP Talbot.

Recorder of Deeds of Own Mills Co Evernham Admr J Nichol RM Skaggs RM Revyaal Glenwood Cemetery R Revaal Windham Glenwood Haartje C Schroeder Mineola Deutscher Maenner Verein Ierga JP Talbot Nwt Rigan

Local Church Notices Update in September Schedule

A portion of church notices indicates a change in Sunday service times and meetings. The text notes the Hife absent and Sunday School and prayer meetings moving to September 7, with references to Methodist and a Baptist church, all using standard morning services.

Wednensday Weil M. 1

Dave Shultz Dead in San Jose Child Burial Row

Unclear report states Dave Shultz formerly of Strahan fled yesterday from San Jose with his wife’s body and asked Handolph for burial yesterday afternoon. A fuller obituary and details are promised next week.

Khultz Strahan San Jose Cat

Malvern Sets Early September Tennis Tournament

A recent meeting of the Malvern association decided to hold a tennis tournament the first week in September with road teams competing for liberal prizes. Further managements will be announced next week.

White Sox edge opponents in tight late score

A sporadic week for the tat ball team ends with a close 4 to 3 victory for the White Sox over their Omaha visitors. Earlier losses included a 7 to 0 blowout and a sluggish 2 to 0 defeat, with mixed results from home games.

Topkether Ag Carson‘ites Omaha Victom Bis White Sox

Implosion: a deep sea pressure demonstration explodes inward

The Chicago Record Herald describes an implosion at depth 2000 fathoms where a glass air tube inside a copper cylinder is crushed and the water pressure causes inward collapse. The experiment, staged by a government vessel, shows how extreme underwater pressure yields a powdery glass remnant.

Fen Chicago Record-Herald

Mastery of the Nile and Atmospheric Currents

The article describes Nile water management at Assouan via telegraphed flow targets to Cairo, with a dam wall and shutters regulating volume, impacting farms downstream. It also notes three atmospheric currents at different altitudes, forming stratus and cumulus clouds from velocity and temperature differences.

Battle Room White House Nile Assouan Cairo Iron Bridge Cuatro Agsouna New York Times Thres

Obscure Court Oath Tale Recalled From Abroad

A colonial judge recounts a local oath custom forcing a Christian colored man to swear in native fashion, despite his protest he is a good Christian. The tale, cited alongside other excerpts about shocks to the ear and a Texas cyclone tale, illustrates cross cultural humor and oddities in public notices.

Homd Massa Manchester Guardian

DENTIST'S FINE GIFTS. American Who Treated Moroccan Sultan

Dr Frank G. C. Bostwick, an American dentist from Plainfield New Jersey, earned the sultan of Morocco’s favor after attending to the sultan’s teeth during a three month stay in de luxe court service. He was granted leave and received a Moorish saddle with gold mounts, a gold breastplate, a gold collar, and a richly embroidered saddlecloth as tokens of esteem. The doctor noted Moroccan men resist pain while women endure it calmly, and he was praised for his successful work in a country where dental science was in its infancy. He is described as the sultan’s dentist and son-in-law of Plainfield’s Charles Wolf.

Morocco Frank GC. Bostwick Plainfield N. J Eultan Siys New York Times Bostwick Charles W.olf Gibraltar Ele Dr. Bostwick

Clairvoyants Exploit Norways Boy Floettum

London reports reveal Jo Moettum the Christiania clairvoyant boy in Norway. He located a disappeared man’s body by diagrammed river course after viewing a photo. A boat was guided to the spot and the body lay exactly where indicated, drawing 1000 spectators. The piece also notes the camera to referee finishes in rowing contests for objective judging.

Floettum London Join Moettum Christiania Norway New York Times Fioettum Ploettum Southwestern Amateur Rowing Association

More Brides Than Cottages In Panama

Eewin H Weeks and his wife, recently arrived from Colon on the Colon, say canal employees are promised a detached cottage for every groom who brings a bride to the canal zone or marries there. The result is a cottage boom while brides and grooms outpace the government builders who race to even the balance.

Panama Eewin H. Weeks New York Colon Viitin Canal Zone New York Sun

Onions Yield 400 Bushels per Acre at Missouri Point

The onion harvest near Missouri Point across from Alton has begun and will continue for weeks. About seventy five acres are planted, with farmers offered 1.25 per bushel. Expected yield is 400 bushels per acre. HH J Mintert notes most growers have seven to eight acres due to labor, but onions are the best paying crop.

Missouri Point Alton T. Louis Republic HH. J. Mintert

Malvern area ad catalog notes varied goods and services

The fragment lists lice and mite killer, barrels, fuel and cooking supplies, eggs, textiles, poultry pricing, manure spreaders, wagon work, groceries, canned goods, fresh produce, and job postings from Malvern Grocery Co, Higgins Bros, Triggins Bros, Deardorff, and others, with references to local stores, farms, and upcoming canning season in Glenwood Iowa.

Local store offers and farm tools touted by vendors

Gibson keeps B and M Wow at 81.10 and sells Fine Granulated Sugar at 3.25 per 100 pounds. Cooks' pays the highest market price for produce and handles Barrel and Rock Salt. Ash and Long promote buggy quarters and weed grinders, corn skellerns, sulky plows, and general satisfaction.

Gibson's Ash & Long Ash & Long's

Farm products exhibit car visits Malvern Iowa for land offers

A Burlington Route farm products exhibit car tours Malvern Iowa near the depot showcasing wheat oats barley alfalfa timothy and grasses from the Big Horn Basin Yellowstone Valley North Platte and South Platte regions. It advertises Carey Land Law entries at 50 cents per acre land and 30 per acre water rights with easy terms, plus lands in Nebraska Kansas and Kinkaid territory. D Clem Deaver leads the bureau offering detailed land/product information and assistance locating farms for entry or purchase.

Burlington Route Farm Producta Burlington Depot Malvern Iowa Big Horn Basin Wyoming Central States Yellowstone Valley Billings Montana North Platte Valley Nebraska South Platte Valley Pr Morgan, Brush, Sterling and Holyoke Kansas Kinkaid Territory D. Clem Deaver Arvens Our Lord Seekers Information Bureau Northwest W. S. Bell

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