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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1926
Page
2
Advertising rates announced in local edition include 25 cents additional per insertion for guaranteed pass, 3 cents per line for standard notices, and 1 cent per line for center based text. rates vary by length and position.
A discussion argues that nothing is truly free as municipal electric lights are funded by taxes and rates rise with fees. The piece links city revenue to public ownership and cites past tax changes and a 75 cent lower rate five years ago. The second item covers National Corn Growers Association efforts to boost corn production and export, with French interest in corn meal processes and a series of county meetings to organize farming groups and promote stable prices and farm prosperity.
A fragmented OCR item mentions ae and common setae with hints of rowers and a person or group labeled C. EB. E. The readable text is sparse with no clear event, date, or location to confirm context or outcome.
Fragmented OCR shows people visiting Kirkham and Moberly families, travel of Genevieve Spetbring, Lovisa Sidener care in Co Bluffs, and a reference to a group moving to a new home. Mentions Wm McGill family and troops yielding limited context.
Randolph born to Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Norton east of town a daughter on Sunday January 17. T. Rhode returned from Ft Moreau Colorado to look after land interests. Multiple residents visited Mrs. Mattie Millis in Tabor. A son arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Armstrong in Omaha. Paul is county auditor R. R. Armstrong's son. Farmers Institute slated for Tabor February 9 and 10. Thelma Marie Madison died at eight months from acute indigestion. funeral in Tabor and interment there. M A Brown reports purchasing a pure white mink, remarking such a fur is rare.
Estray notice records a red Brockle face heifer two years old taken up near Hastings Mills County Iowa. Owner may reclaim by proving property and paying pasture bill. Statements by J W Baer and Notary K R Cook chronicle posting dates and affidavits from 1925 to 1926. Frank W Choate County Auditor filed January 28 1926.
Execution from Mills County District Court on a Bankers Life Company judgment for 107615.01 plus costs. Sheriff to sell multiple parcels in Mills County at the Glenwood Court House to satisfy the decree, date set for late March with sale between specified hours.
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