Change of ownership at local printing office
The Mills County newspaper announces the sale to Mr. W. P. Wortman with possession beginning September 1st. Unpaid subscriptions and advertising accounts due to the current publishers are payable to Wortman or to the undersigned, who note five years of service and a healthy, prosperous paper.
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Sid Tur Leapeer
W.P. Wortman
Wortman
Mills County
Malvern Happenings Bring Storm, Wheel and Watch
Very wet day in Malvern features local notes including Josiah Leak ill at his daughter's home Mrs. Mary Norris. Rams in the area report cattle movement, stock sales, farm purchases and a storm causing damage to trees windmills and a cemetery tool house. Several community updates cover trains, marriages, vacancies, pension news, and upcoming county fair plans.
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Malvern
Josiah Leak
Mary Norris
Whitfield
Wmi ’ Moraine
Anderson Township
Hawkins & Mulholholland
John’ Summers
Win Otis
Malvern High School
Ames
State Agricultural College
John
Win
Atdy Electrical Engineering
Ste
Les Summers
Jones
Madison
Nebraska
Figs
W.D. Wilson
My. Jones
Brother
Highland Park College
Des Moing
Magnatic Healer Prospects in Malvern and Local Building Boom
Prof Bell of Omaha offers to treat chronic diseases in Malvern at Cottage Hotel, claiming success with prominent testimonials. In town, Walter Glynn begins a large barn at the old homestead with J W Livinspire contracted for brickwork. C W Black, Mrs Q C Breeding, I J Swain and Zeno Basa plan substantial barn or tenant house projects nearby.
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Prof. Bell
Omaha
Walter Glynn
Rawles
Old Home Place
J. W. Livinspire
C.W. Black
Q. C. Breeding
I. J. Swain
Zeno Basa
Saturday Races At Tall Ground Draw Crowds
Describes a Saturday racing program with five runners in the farmers’ cart event won by Lee Donner’s Roxie, followed by a green trot victory for Rev Humphrey’s nag over Minnie. Main event features Holly Miller’s Irish Mike beating Mannie in two heats. Also notes Rev E W Brown’s resignation from the Presbyterian church to pursue a city mission call in Minneapolis.
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Lee Donner
Tate Spake
Bob Smith
Roy Parker
Will Andrews
Donner
Roxie
Spake
Parker
Smith
Humphrey
Minnie
Holly Miller
Mike
Glenwood
George Harrison
Mannie
Silver City
Cottage Hotel Change Names New Manager to Avrill Son
Dr. Avrill sells Cottage Hotel to his son A. D. Avrill of Chicago who will take possession September 1st and manage the property assisted by his sister Miss Florence Avrill. The doctor had enlarged the hotel and expects it to house twice as many guests, praising its popularity among traveling salesmen and patrons.
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Strahan
Malvern
Masters Bros
Will Hilton
Henry McFarland
Q. Station
Chicago
J. M
O. A. Strahan
I. J. Swain
H. L. Donner
H. H. Woodrow
Davis & Munsinger
Messers
J. M. Strahan
Swain
Woodrow
Donner
Milt VanDoren
Will.Gearhart
Thos. Skahill
Coulommiers
Frank Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Johnston
Des Moines Insurance Co
Davis
H. Christy
Nebraska
Lew Stevenson
Lew McDill
Cherry County
Wood Lake
Northwestern
Steves
White Cloud Township
Wallacea
Hetter
Dr. Arvill
Avrill
Corning
Q Fire Farm
Uix
Louise-sgg
Wallace
Will
Thei
Regular covenant meeting to dissolve pastoral relation
The Baptist church will hold a regular covenant day on Sept Jat at 2 30 pm. A called meeting of the congregation is set for Monday evening at 7 30 o'clock in the Presbyt church. Rev W Brown will request the Presbytery dissolve the pastoral relation with the church. Attendance by every member is urged.
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D. B., Goodrich
White Cloud
Seneca
Illinois
National Grand Army
Chicago
C. W. Black
Thos. Paul
R. A. Wills
H. L. Donner
H. H. Woodrow
J. S. Criswell
M. Weaver
J. B. Shay
Baptist Church
Prasbyt
W. Brown
Jordan
Christian Church
Minnesota
Presbyterianck
Malvern Schools to Open With Expanded Course and Staff
Malvern schools prepare for a landmark year under Prof Morris with a revised course adding about a year and more advanced subjects. 500 copies of the new curriculum were printed. graduates will qualify for state colleges. The district lists the coming year’s teaching staff and urges prompt return to school next Monday. Also reports on beef cattle market activity from Chicago Drovers Journal highlighting Strahan’s prize Angus and Hereford consignments and high prices amid strong demand.
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Malvern Schools
Morris
Iowa
Malvern “High
I. B. Morris
Mae Miller
A. I. Jones
Amelia Green
Jessie Cheney
Marie Foss
Emma Young
Florence Ockerson
Chicago Drover 'S Journal
M. Strahan
Mylvern
Lown
J. Swain
Henry Donner
H. Wootraw
Gample
Jacob Strader & Sons
Burader
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