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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1918

Page

6

Warns Public on Tuberculosis After Influenza Outbreak

The U S Public Health Service warns convalescents about tuberculosis linked to influenza. Surgeon General Blue urges lung exams monthly after recovery, strong living, fresh air, and good food. Do not trust patent medicines. seek early treatment for decline or lingering colds.

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Fair Prices Milla County Food Administration Notice

The U S Food Administration sets prices in Glenwood Iowa through December 20 with effective dates December 7 to December 20. Reg B Masters is the county Food Administrator guiding the price order and implementation in this locality.

Milla U. S. Food Administration B. Masters Glenwood Iowa

Henderson Happenings Quiet local items and notices

Henderson correspondent reports on local movement and people. H. F. Cool travels from Glenwood for farm business while recovering from a jaw fracture. Ralph Viner leaves for Camp Merritt New Jersey to resume duties in the Motor Transportation Dept. Many residents engage in trades travel and family visits. School events include a Thanksgiving break and a service flag dedication with 20 stars. A Thanksgiving program by grades 7 to 10 yields good reception and funds for classroom needs. Mrs John Stewart dies at home.

H. F. Cool Glenwood Mr. Cool Ralph Viner Camp Merritt New Jersey Motor Transportation Karl Kjellberg Main Street Harry Booten Malvern Myrle Raymo Red Oak Ila Parker Rose Lulu Florence’ Strader Ken Williams Omaha Council Bluffs Ray Carter Helen Harrison Davis Hastings John Fritcher Modale John Ayers Hugh McSwaney J. Curran Oakland Mrs. Woods T. L. Jones M. E. Harbour John South Dakota B. L. Rose George Triplett Velma Isabelle Puryear Joe Edmundson A. ©. Harney Clyde Gravett Florence McLaughlin Carson Triplett Eva Craig Macedonia Henderson Schools Genevieve Hdwards Ogden Iowa Minnie Giffen Shenandoah Juanita Evans Nina Triplett M. Bs Marie Winslow George Evans

Randolph Events Include Masonry Return and Local Marriages

J. H. Pullman and Jas. Griffin returned from Des Moines after earning the 32nd degree in Masonry. Rev. J. W. Wright visited from Malvern. H. H. Hetzel planned a move to Madison Nebraska. Mrs. George Hatfield and others returned from Defiance after a family death. Dr. E. B. Humphrey announced practice here as a veterinarian after discharge from government service. Albert Rickabaugh and Mrs. Heiselman wed in Red Oak. Fern Lang Sells of Randolph died in Greeley, Iowa, with funeral held there.

J. H. Pullman Jas. Griffin Des Moines J. W. Wright George Gilchrist Malvern H. H. Hetzel Madison Nebr T. C. Ford George Hatfield Defiance Hillis E. B. Humphrey Humphrey I. J. Humphrey Sidney Dr. Humphrey I. J Silver City Eb.b Eddie Jerry Albert’ Rickabaugh John Arterburn Randolph Fred Lang Greeley Iowa Lang Fern Sella

Local notices and post office arrivals from Malvern 1918

In Malvern Iowa a home east of Henderson lost a person after a prolonged illness from a paralytic stroke last Sunday December 1. Uncalled for mail for the week ending December 2 includes Mrs T L Lamb and R F Norwood with Wells and Lamb. letters to the dead letter office will be sent December 16 if not picked up. Boston builds new flour house by H J Aden next to his office for Puritan flour wholesale. a carload is already on the track awaiting distribution.

United States Red Cross American Red Cross Henderson Ben Malvern Iowa T. L. Lamb R. F. Norwood Wells & Lamb GTC Boston H. J. Aden

Family Thanksgiving trip and son listed as missing in action

GC. W. Sawyer and family drove to Sioux City to spend Thanksgiving with Cliff's brother. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Kruse report their son Chris in France as missing in action since Sept. 29, a status that could indicate capture or another fate.

White snow falls in Mt Vernon and sleighing returns

Heavy Wednesday night snow brings a rare white season to Mt Vernon with good sleighing for days. The district reports a flu outbreak affecting three families near Mesars Scott Davia and Sanicli but none are serious and no other cases are known.

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Mt Vernon school keeps doors open amid flu fear

Mt Vernon board decides against closing the school and allows only children from families with no flu cases to attend. Local hunting reports note a 26 pound raccoon trophy and furious fur prices spurring trapping in the area. Flu illness strikes the Evans family in Madison Wisconsin with the mother dying and James Evans critically ill as relatives offer condolences. S.C. Davis works at P. S. Priest's meat market. Merryhew and Rickabaugh plan a winter trip south, delayed by heavy snowfall.

Mt. Vernon School Masters Harry Milford Dunn Edwin Wills Nickerson Lucky Slim Jim S.J. Anderson Jim Clark Omaha Ralph Scott James Evans Fannie Evans Madison Wisconsin Missouri Texas

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