Traveling Library Brings New Books to Malvern Public Library
Public library receives state travel library service books at Malvern with a varied fiction biography poetry and children's selection. Titles include The Enchanted April Betty Ard––Jane Austen Harper Outdoor Book for Boys and many classics such as Don Quixote Two Years Before the Mast Gulliver's Travels Treasure Island and Dear Enemy among others.
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Malvern Tree
Arnim
Betty Aideh
Jane Avastin
Harper's
Boye
Joseph
Twina
Lucy Perkina
Prairie Gold
Iowa
Christ—Papini
Sir Galahad
Mary B. Sterling
Lady Sahih
Grace Thompson-Seaton
J. W. Sheran
Swift—Gulliver’s
Stevenson
van Loon
Frisco
van de Water
Jean Webster
Glenwood High Pupils Take Up Band Work
Glenwood board of education arranged with Art Smith of Council Bluffs to expand band classes at Glenwood High. Private lessons have drawn interest from pupils and parents, with Tuesday classes offering cornet trombone alto horn drums clarinet saxophone tuba and violin for beginners and advanced players. Students must supply their own instrument and enroll before Christmas vacation.
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Glenwood Board of Education
Art Smith
Council Bluffa
Smith
Glenwood
Mosle
County Board Lets Livehear Contracts
The Milla county board of supervisors met in Glenwood Tuesday to let contracts for lumber and building material for bridge and culvert work next year. Lumber and piling go to Fullerton Lumber Co of Glenwood. Piping awarded to Eaton Metal Products Co of Omaha as lowest and best bidder.
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Milla County Board of Supervisors
Glenwood
Fullerton Lumber Company
Eaton Metal Products Company
Omaha
Hadh Bethe
Tom Young Sells Glenwood Grocery
Tom Young traded Glenwood Grocery to Merritt Taylor for a filling station and oil business in Carroll. Young has taken possession and works in Carroll while Mrs. Young and the girls remain in Glenwood to wind up affairs. Taylor then sold the grocery to 8 C Davis, who already owned the nearby Market in connection with it, making Davis the sole owner. The Young family formerly lived near Malvern.
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Tom Young
Glenwood
Merritt Taylor
Emerson
Carroll
Mr. Young
Mrs. Young
Mr. Taylor
8. C. Davis
Mr. Davis
Young
Malvern
Mills County
Farmers urge wider tax base for rural schools at conference
Mills county delegates report from the American Country Life conference at Iowa State College October 17 to 20. They discuss government and taxation, noting farmers bear tax loads but need broader bases to fund rural schools and public works. Local government reform is urged as cultures lag behind other units.
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Mills County
American Country Life
Iowa State College
G. A. Rosenfeld
Thia Conference
Chance for Fame in County Manager Plan Adoption
A nationwide spark favors county manager government as more counties explore reforms. Nine counties already use the plan with variations, Virginia and North Carolina leading, while Minnesota Town, New York, California counties consider adoption. Staunton, Washington, noted as the first city to adopt a city manager system, epitomizes the rising interest.
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United States
Virginia
North Carolina
Minnesota
New York
California
Staunton
Color of Purp Gas by National Refining Company
Local motorists note new pump colors at National Refining stations. White Rose Gasoline remains, with two new lines White Rosenthyl and Royal added to the lineup. The changes introduce three gasoline options to suit different motors.
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National Refining Company
Two Women to Spend Winter in California
Mrs Minnie Campbell and Mrs Emma Young depart today for Long Beach California to spend the winter. Mrs Young will stay with her son Dr Blaine Young at Long Beach while Mrs Campbell joins relatives and friends at Long Beach and other southern California locales.
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Minnie Campbell
Emma Young
Thireday
Long Beach
Calif
Young
Blaine Young
Mrs. Campbell
California
The Proof of Success You know a tan is successful when the newspapers start quot ing him on subjects he knows nothing about
The Jackson News argues that a tan’s notoriety grows when papers quote him on topics he knows little about, suggesting public attention has outpaced actual expertise. The fragment hints at media fascination and misplaced authority surrounding a controversial figure.
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D Jackson
Mich
Pie Social At White Cloud School Friday Evening
The White Cloud school plans a Christmas tree program and pie social at the schoolhouse this Friday evening December 20. Indian residents are urged to bring pies. Proceeds from the pie sales will buy equipment. Everyone is invited.
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White Cloud
Mount Vernon Visitors and Local Mishap Report
Mrs. Mary Anderson Worcester and her young son from Omaha visited her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parker. Mr. and Mrs. 4. E. Danford and their daughter traveled to Chicago on No. 12 to meet friends and Mrs. J. R. Wills, returning late Sunday. they nearly missed their train. Clyde Dickerabach sustained a broken shoulder after being knocked by a calf while guiding it for the county calf club exhibit, missing several days of school but recovering well.
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Mary Anderson
Worcester
Little Son
Omaha
Ralph Parker
E. Danford l
Chicago
Burlington
J. R. Wills
Windy City
Cleveland
Clyde Dickerabach
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Carolyn
Batley
James Baldwin
Don Quixote
Cervantes
Cameron
Fanny Crosby
T. Jackson
Black Rock
Ralph Connor
W. W. Canfield
Richard H. Dana
Rosalie
Mary C. du Boise
Bettie
Beulah M. Dix
St. John A. Ervine
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Rainbow Trail
Zane Grey
Howard Guest
Davie & Fleer, Frops
Glenwood High
County Board
Glenwood Grocery
Goiferetica
Pie
MT. Vernon
Sunny Sue
Martha’s
Colonial Garden
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