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Milnor
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Nurs
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Bellevole
Ohio
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Omaha
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Jonesboro
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Los Angeles
Calif
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Wayne
Jonas
New President Reports Convention
A State Farm Bureau Convention in Haet inspires farmers with a rousing start and bold aims. Leaders praise unity beyond party lines, urging organized strength for agricultural equality with other industries. President Sarma Thompson voices support for farmers in Washington battles, forecasting a growing movement across the Midwest and Europe.
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State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Bhrine Temple
Glory Nalealoiaaa
Membera Teal
Iowa
Sarma Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Denmark
Holland
Europa
Special Union Revival Services Begin February 12
Malvern churches plan an evangelistic campaign starting February 12 led by Carl Bassett a noted singing evangelist. He will preach lead the preaching and music using cartoons to illustrate sermons. The revival will run two weeks at the Methodist church with further notices to follow.
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Carl Bassett
Methodist Church
Carl “Bassett
Mueid
Tassett
Tmuste
Missouri
Masons Bid Farewell To Joe Briley At Lodge Smoker
Local Masonic lodge held a hurried smoker Monday as Master Joe Briley prepares to leave for California. About fifty brethren shared a lively evening with stunts, volley ball with toy balloons, and apples for refreshments. Briley, Master the past year, plans to visit San Francisco before possibly settling in the West, with many friends wishing him success.
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Masonic Lodge
Joe Briley
California
Aventis
Briley
San Francisco
West
Malvern Firsts Win and Seconds Fall in Varied Basketball Night
Malvern High School first team defeated Silver City 35 to 21 after an earlier 28 to 7 win by the second team over Pacific Junction. Obrist and Kline led Malvern with two and one field goals respectively as Gidley scored six baskets. The article notes Malvern’s fourth straight win and hints at upcoming games against Glenwood and Strahan, with potential back-to-back home matchups.
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Malvern High School
Pacific Junction School
Air School
Silver City
Scholz
Gidley
Firal
Supresslys
Easex
Thurman
Pacific Junction Boys
Socala
Obrist
Kline
Malvern
County Tournament Set for Mills County in Glenwood
The Mills County tournament will be held in Glenwood on February 10 with Henderson, Glenwood, Strihen, and Melvern in the first round. The article notes high hopes for Malvern as they travel fast and expect to win both games, with fans planning to attend.
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Strahan
Malvern
Teast
Mills
Glenwood
Henderson
Strihen
Melvern
R Young Buys Glenwood Grocery in Mis County
AR Young, who moved from the Mile area to Taylor county a year ago, buys the R Davis grocery in Glenwood and takes possession this week. He will move his family there soon, while Davis retains the meat market with his son. The Youngs are welcomed back to Mille County.
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T. R. Young
Glenwood
T. AR. Young
Mile
Taylor County
Mis County
Silver City Methodists Launch Big Church Building Campaign
Silver City Methodists started a campaign for a new church site near Hiue park west of the depot. They have raised 1140000 pledged toward a 2000000 plan and aim to complete funding with 6000 remaining as District Superintendent M A Gable from Council Bluffs assists this week.
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Silver City
Mr. Larson
R. Jonesee
M. A. Gable
Council Bluffs
Public Sale Dates From Malvern Area Listings
Thaveday Web 2B. F. Anderson bred sow sale at City Auditorium Council Blufy Te Saturday Feb 4. Andy Berkhimer general sale Malvern sale pavilion. Monday Feb Haney and Miller farm sale at Gregory and Genung farm 4 miles south and 2 miles east of Malvern 2 miles west land 1 1/2 miles south of Strahan and 3 miles north of Randolph. Wednesday Feb Bereta Bummers closing out farm sale Ray Pierson farm 4 miles north and 2 miles west of Henderson on Primary No 4. Friday Feb 4 Earl Sandiland farm sale old Sandiland farm 2 miles east and 1 1/2 miles north of Hastings. Wednesday Feb 1 Bert Bada closing out farm sale 2 miles northeast of Bvar City and 2 miles northwest of Malvern. Thursday Feb 28 L Williams dairy cow sale Malvern sale pavilion. Friday Feb ot Referee s land agle Lot one 1 Block fifteen 15 Original Town of Malvern Mills County Iowa.
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Thaveday
F. Anderson
City Auditorium
Andy Berkhimer
Malvern
Haney and Miller
Gregory
Ray Pierson
Handerson
Earl Sandiland
L. Williams
Malvern Sale
Mills County
Iowa
Notice to Bidders Glenwood Mills County Iowa February 6 1938
Sealed bids will be received at the office of the County Auditor in Glenwood Mills County Iowa. Public notice calls for bids on specified county project with submission deadline and terms to be determined by the auditor.
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Glenwood
Mills County
Iowa
Milla
Elimination Contests Select Finalists for Declamatory Event
Reports from Mal-Fern school eliminations detail finalists for Oratorical Dramatic and Humorous categories. Oratorical finalists include Povette Dorothy Curtin Andrew Jackson Ruth Johnann The Price of Freedom Andrew Rohrhaurd The Storming of Mission Ridge Bernice Wilton. Dramatic picks include Tomboy Jean Cunningham Atrongheart Ruth Hummel The Moling Pot Lena Paullin How Old Folks Won the Cake Daris Wolfe. Humorous contest finalists announced. final slated for Wednesday February 15.
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U Povette
Dorothy Curtin
Andrew Jackson
Ruth Johnann
Price of Freedom
Andrew Rohrhaurd
Minsion Ridge
Bernice Wilton
Thin
Manefeli
Jean Cunningham
Atrongheart
Ruth Hummel
Lena Paullin
Daris Wolfe
J. F. Wear- In
Clifford Alstrope
Albert Hyzer
American Legion Auxiliary installs new officers for 1928
The American Legion Auxiliary held well attended meetings last Friday installing officers for 1928. New officers include Mrs. A. E. Cook president, Mrs. J.B. Lute 1st VP, Mrs. Malcolm Campbell 2nd VP, Mrs. Hurd Benton secretary, Mrs. Edgar Johnson treasurer, Mrs. A. W. Foster historian, Myra H. T. Beattle chaplain, with appointive posts for crowding roles. A Washington's Birthday luncheon is planned for February 18 at one o'clock in the Community Building dining room with 100 reservations, urging early ticket purchases.
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American Legion Auziliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Avus
Iast
Patsy Kilmartin
Mills County
A. E. Cook
J.B. Lute
Malcolm Campbell
Hurd Benton
Edgar Johnson
iMra
A. W. Foster
Myra
H.T. Beattle
Americanium
Minnie Campbell
Washington
Communiss
Aggeeast
Howard Profits in Beef and Dairy Cattle
F B Howard of Federal road northwest of Malvern proves dairy and beef cattle can mix for profit. He feeds cattle that top or near the market and earned 1300 worth of milk and cream from 12 cows last year. He recently sold 21 cows at an average 99 each to an Atlantic buyer, keeping eight good heifers, and raises Guernseys.
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F. B. Howard
Federal Road
Malvern
Atlantic Derryman
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