City Notice to Property Owners in Malvern Iowa
Owners on Fifth Avenue to First Street and surrounding blocks are notified that the sanitary sewer improvement contracted August 25 1913 by the Town Council with Briggs and Corey is completed. Platts and schedules listing properties owners and proposed assessments are on file in the Town Clerk’s office for public inspection. Objections must be written and filed within seventy days of this date December 48 1913.
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Fifth Avenue
First Street
Fourth Street
First Avenue
Prospect Avenue
Fifth Street
Second Avenue
Sixth Street
Briggs and Corey
Platt
Malvern
Iowa
G. C. Rinehart
A Marvelous Escape and Odd Nighttime Incident
A fragmented report notes a marvelous escape and a curious nighttime incident. The text references names and places in a garbled form, mentioning a boy, Good Hope, Trocgurrein, and Crs Cah Ret, with unclear actions and outcomes. Further readable details are insufficient to confirm names, dates, or precise events.
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Albert
Malvern Leader subscription terms and notice
The Malvern Leader lists subscription rates for one year or shorter periods and a single copy price. It notes that papers sent outside Mills County must be prepaid and that all Board of Supervisors proceedings are printed in full in the paper.
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Mills County
The
Board of Supervisors
Subscriptions Due Notice From The Malvern Leader
The Malvern Leader urges readers to renew subscriptions promptly as due accounts must be paid in advance. Readers are asked to check their paper tags and ensure their payments are up to date to avoid consequences and maintain coverage.
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Kinaly
Malvern Leader
Sheriff Sale Notice in Mills County Iowa Malvern Property
Public notice of a sheriff sale issued from Mills County Iowa citing a 1913 execution directed to E W Bushnell sheriff. It describes Lot 5 Block 36 Malvern and the building thereon, to be sold for cash at the Mills County Courthouse West Door Glenwood on January 14 1914 between 9 am and 4 pm.
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District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Ocober
H. A. Quinn Ag Plaintift
Malvern Grain & Milling Co
Malvern
Court House
Glenwood
E. W. Bushnell
Edwards
Foreclosure sale of Malvern properties by Green Bay Lumber
By virtue of an execution dated December 45 1913 in Glenwood Iowa Green Bay Lumber Co. holds a judgment for 880.75 plus 23.95 costs and accruing costs. It levies on Lots 4 and 5 Block 36 Malvern and adjoining Ell addition on G B Q Railroad land, in foreclosure of H A Quinn Lumber Co. Sale at west door of courthouse January 15 1914 between 4 p m.
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District Court
Mills County
Iowa
Green Bay Lumber Co
Malvern Grain & Milling Co
Malvern
Town
H. A. Quinn Lumber Co
Court House
Glenwood
Kw. Bushnell
Edwards
Public Sale Advert Heralded By The Leader
Advertisement urges buyers to note sale particulars in The Leader. It warns against sedative cough medicines and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as lacking morphine or other sedatives. Mentions dangers of other cough medicines containing codeine or heroin and references distribution by dealers.
TAXPAYERS CHANGE FRONT IN DES MOINES SALoon FRICTION
Des Moines reports a Taxpayers league action to block county settlement with Rock Island railroad over back taxes. They served notice to prevent payments to Kistle & Wright as commission, claiming attorney fees are illegal. Protestant ministers urge members to drop saloon petition signatures amid canvass protests.
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Des Moines
Des Moines Taxpayers’ League
Rock Island Railroad
Netice
Ralph Bolton
Kistle & Wright
Board of Supervisors
Ex President of Iowa Wesleyan Dead in Maplewood
The former president of Iowa Wesleyan University and editor of Sunday school publications for the Methodist church, Rev John Thomas McFarland D D, died at his Maplewood home on December 28. He had served as university president and led church publishing efforts.
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Clark
Cedar Rapids
Charles 4. Clark
Iowa
Grand Army of the Republic of Iowa
Iowa Wesleyan Dead
New York
John Thomas. McFarland
Wesleyan University
The
Methodist Church
Maplewood
Every Day Is Made Holiday Promotes Bank Confidence
Provisional President Huerta issues a decree declaring every day through year end a legal holiday to curb bank runs, allowing banks to suspend obligations until January 2. Banks except Bank of London and Mexico and the Central Bank operate normally amid guarded bank doors and calm crowds. Federal forces report strong gains at Tepico and Mazatlan, repelling rebels and pushing toward Culiacan as northern Mexico restores communications. Ignacio Benillas says rail and wire service is nearly complete across Sinaloa Sonora Chihuahua and Durango aiding Carranza's setup and connecting insurgent leaders to headquarters. Two federal gunboats guard coast ports delaying rebel capture.
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Mexico City
Muerta
Bank of London
Mexico
Huerta
Central Bank
Tepico
Mazatlan
Pacific Coast
Culiacan
Sinaloa
Hermosillo
Sonora
Digo
Ignacio Benillas
Carranza
Chihuahua
Durango
Guaymas
Gulf of California
Pacific Ocean
Alien st on witness stand in Schmidt murder trial
The alienists began their courtroom testimony at Hans Schmidt's murder trial with Dr. Smith Ely Jelliffe supporting the defense. Jelliffe described Schmidt as abnormal and recounted episodes including a claim of acting as his Munich professor and a bathtub violin incident. A bloody finger moment and Schmidt's reaction are noted amid the proceedings. Battling Levinsky defeats Coffey in ten rounds, outboxing him in most rounds.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Smith Ely Jelliffe
Dr. Jelliffe
Schmidt
Munich
Dr. Jelliite
Missouri man wounds wife then kills self in Tulsa hotel
In Tulsa Oklahoma on December 28 Lewis T. Rea of Carrollton Missouri fatally shoots his wife Blanche Rea then fatally shoots himself in a hotel. The couple were reportedly well connected in Missouri.
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Mlesourian
Tulsa
Okla
Lewis T. Rea
Carrollton
Blanche Rea
Rea
Supreme Court Recess Sets Dates for Early January Actions
Washington December 23 The Supreme Court recessed until January 5 when decision in several important cases is expected. The hiatus pauses rulings on pending matters and schedules filings and arguments for the new term.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme ‘Court
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Towa
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G.C. Rinehart
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State Institution For Inebriates
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Adair County
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L. A. Talbott
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Jas. Durbin
Fred Durbin
J. O Laird
Lottie Deardorff
Nalvern National Bank
B. Christy
G. W. Strohl
J. QO. Laird
EB. Whitfield
B. G. Kayton
Florence Durbin
Cora Durbin
Otto L. Kline
J. 0. Laird
C. H. Peer
M. Cunningham
H. A. Deardorff
First National Bank
W.L. Summers
Sherman Jones
James J. Wilson
First National Bank of
W. L. Summers
Charles Tt. Boles
J. J. Swain
Jas J. Wilson
Mary W. Strahan
John Dyson
H. W. Summers
W. C. Watts
W. 8. Balyers
Nellie Aistrope
Jerry Maher
Anna Mulholland
John W. Glynn
Chas. T. Boles
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Hoover & Masters
Malvern, Iowa
Sih Bogaouel Baba
Webbs Abate
Wilson & Caskey Malvern
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