Malvern Leader's Fragmentary Political Notice Cited
A garbled curation from the Malvern Leader references multiple state officials and candidates. It mentions secretary of state TELMA TIN, auditor CARROLL, and attorney general CHAS. W. MULAN, amid distractions and stray phrases from 19th century political discourse and杂 behavior, with a note about a withdrawal in the Democratic county race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telma Tin
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Carroll
Davis
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Winnebato
Chas. W. Mulan
Mills county’s evolving telephone network in early era
The article traces Mills County’s telephone growth from a novelty to a necessity over 42 years. It notes Glenwood’s first exchange in 1880, a local stock company led by Chas A. Crosney, and a rural system expanding to about 300 miles of lines with 850 phones. It highlights four systems including Iowa Telephone Company with 102 phones in Glenwood, Malvern and Strahan links, and the City Telephone Company of Tab or with 614 phones across 75 miles, underscoring widespread rural service expansion and private networks shaping the county’s communications.
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Mills County
City, Telephogie Company Hay
Neally
Glenwood
Chas A. Crosney
Pinion
Clarina, Herald
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Whitnall
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Hastings
Towa, Telephone Company
Chaitra
Ay Wwever
Malvern
Strahanthie
Tonry J. Baird
Pollow
I Malvern
Strapho Pokal
Wales
Thy Phuvman Teléphone Company
Glen
Woods
Pacific Junction
Pacific” City
City Telephone Company of
Tabor
Mills
Manforn
Mills County Christian Convention Highlights and Mills County Sunday School Convention Preview
The Malvern gathering of Mills and Montgomery counties featured papers on religious literature and youth work, with speakers including Mrs. Reynolds and Rev. McCrae Eve, emphasizing scripture study, board missions, discipline, and officer qualifications. A separate Sunday School Convention for Mills County is planned for Sept 8 and 9 with Mary Barnes Mitchell and local talent, focusing on better teachers and results.
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Malvern
U.P
Reynolds
Hilott
McCrae
Christ
Christian ‘Womens Board of Missions
Powell
Glenwood
South
Womens‘Board
Sherry
Glengood
Peter
Pomeroy
Rénd
Missionary Society
Jamaica
Porto Rico
Mexico
Eack
Bryan
Des Moines
Re Buckhart
Red Oak
C. E. Pomfroy
J.B. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Hette
Will Walters
S.danny
Denby
Mills County
Mary Barnes Mitchell
Eldora
Miss Barnes
CE. Pomeroy
A. D. French
C.W. Black
Earl Herrielk
A. P. Reeve
Baptist Church
Man of God
H. BR. Waldo
Ray. Gray
C. Hunter
Askin
W.P. Wortman
America
Mary
Mitchell
Presbyterian Church
J. Sweeney
Alex Corkey
Mitchel
Petit Jurors Named for September Term Court
Clerk Potter Auditor Hale and Recorder Brown drew the petit jury for the next term which convenes September 23. Victims listed include Albert Schoening August Schoening Lewis Bichel Mineola J Stroud Hilledale Andrew Mintle H Peters Jesse Mulica Glenwood Ethan Jones Pacific City Noah Harlan P O Honeywell Pacific Junction Ed Le
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Potter
Hale
Brown
Albert Schoening
August Schoening
Lewis Bichel
Mineola
Stroud
Hilledale
Andrew Mintle
H. S. Peters
Jesse
Mulica
Glenwood
Ethan Jones
Pacific City
Noah Harlan
Honeywell
Pacific. Junction
Ed le
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Parke
Silver City
Holmes
I. Picket
Democratic
Minls County
Alirat
of the Christian Church
Montgomery Counties
East Liberty
East Liberty Church
Cometary Association
Malverne
Liberty Neighborhood
Donner
Norton
Markel
Jones
Adams
Rena Hurst
Towa
Petit Jurors
Great Falls
Chicago Dry Goods — Co
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Childrens
Chicago Dry Goods Co
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