Bond Issue Passes Despite Sparse Voter Turnout
Mills county approved a 375000 bond to surface primary roads but turnout was very light. Seven townships split the vote narrowly while Emerson favored roads and St Marys opposed. Countywide results showed about three to one in favor, with a note that turnout would have defeated the issue in 1927 if patterns hadn’t changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Emerson
St. Mary's
Glenwood
Son
Lyona
Jeese Asho
Caudell Brothers Horse Sale At Their Barns
Caudell Brothers Roy and Tom advertise a big horse sale at their barns south of The Leader office this Friday afternoon. They tout a trusted history of square dealing and high quality stock, featuring five teams of dappled grays and a variety of other strong horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caudell Brothers
Roy
Tom
Leader
Milly women auxilary to hear Davenport address
Attention A A Milly women auxiliary members gather for a broadcast at 11 o clock The Davenport program features Grace Gilberts Kaw departing president speaking followed by remarks from Mrs King who returns from the Woman's Party conference at Waubleu Bad and will be doubly pressed on Unie aman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milly
Auorivag
Te Rion Ausilary
Pur- Alpuler
Davenport
Grace Gilberts Kaw
Waubleu
Unie Aman
Laualy
Fremont County Engineers Prepare for Rising Waters
Fremont county engineers plan ahead for spring floods in the Nishna Botna area. They are removing the bridge just west of Randolph to prevent damage and intend to replace it later with a better structure, aiming to salvage materials and reduce loss from high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
Nishna Botna
Randolph
Pickies: School Musicians To Stage A Clever Operetta
Malvern high school gle clubs plan to present Pickles a musical comedy with a witty story and catchy music. Cast includes Wans Mater Ed Piper Louisa and others. choruses will feature tourists Burgers Viennese maidens waiters and Gypsies. Watch for date this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadman
Malvern High School
Wans Mater
Wurtzelpracter Inn
Ed Piper
Louisa
Bille McNulty
Captain Kinski
Detective Bureau of
Vienna
Harry Lockabill
Rumski
Kinski
Earl Jones
Harry Thomas
J. Jennison Jones
Lloyd Short
Jigo
Hungaria
Val Hurat
Arthur Crefont
Clifford Dillehay
June Pennington
Bernica Capudell
Jonas H. Pennington
Frances Jones
Glea
Dealers Attend Tractor School in Malvern
International Harvester implement dealers from Mills and Montgomery counties attended a three day tractor school at the Kanee and Nelson implement store in Malvern Tuesday through Thursday. Factory representatives instructed dealers to improve tractor service and on Friday a torn down Farmall tractor belonging to Alfred Gollen will be shown by instructors. O. Lincoln and Harvey Christensen of Council Bluffs led the program to promote better service for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester
Mills
Montgomery Counties
Kanee
Nelson
Malvern
Deutera
Farymall
Alfred Cllten
Lincoln
Harvey Christensen
Council Blutis
Sunday Schoolers Eat Big Valves Discuss Problems
Sunday school officers met at a get together to study methods for improving their work and discuss problems facing Sunday schools today. A supper of oyster soup and piltable accessories was prepared and served by a team of cooks and waiters before the discussions led by Superintendent Frag Farequer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday Schools
T W. Gidley
G. Stuerett
W. DP. McCunnland
Frag Farequer
Malvera and Maxis February match score notes
Fragmentary OCR text references Malvera Maxis in February with score details and names encoded oddly. The readable portion mentions HOPE Hops, WRG, and SKEET ACES, suggesting a sports event or team names though specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmge Wengneee
Aerningees
Sretfers
Wrights celebrate golden wedding in Mills county home
Mr and Mrs Frank Wright of Mills county marked their 60th wedding anniversary at their country home east of Glenwood. The couple wed in Glenwood on June 29 1880 and raised three sons Roy Jay and Earl with their families joining in the celebration along with friends and neighbors. Frank Wright known for livestock and horse breeding built a large horse barn and helped sustain a long family presence on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wright
Mills County
Glenwood
Earl Wright
Roy Wright
Jay Wright
Walter Gilleard
Gertrude Gamblin
R. O. McClain
Nancy Linville
Glenwood Dan
Brown Miller
Roy
Pacific Junction
Jay
Omaha
Earl
Wright
Legion Auxiliary Benefit Party For Bronze Memorial Tablets
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored a bridge five hundred and dominoes party at the Legion rooms in the Community building Tuesday from 2 to 4 20. Fourteen tables played. Door prize went to Mrs E C Collings and prizes were given at each table. Funds from reservations total thirty dollars to buy bronze memorial tablets honoring Malvern boys who died in service to be hung in the Community building. Committee members included Bra W 2D McCausland chair, Mrs J R Scott, and Mrs H Seaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American’ Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
E. C. Collings
Wm. Lugseh
Glenwood
Clyde Garing
Johnson
McCluskey
Glen
Malvern Ladies Entertained in Omaha
Mrs. Dewey Dye of Omaha entertained Malvern friends at a Valentino luncheon last Saturday at her home. Guests included Mesdames J. M. Steele, Joe Kilpatrick, Hurb Benson, T. L. Donner, William and CG, J. Aistrope, Harley Stevasson, Ginton Robbins, Marion Wise, Paul Slothaner, Milas Eulalie Larsson, and Miss Mary Kilpatrick of Red Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Dye
Omaha
Malvern
Mesdames
J. M. Steele
Joe Kilpatrick
Hurb Benson
T. L. Donner
William and CG
J. Aistrope
Harley Stevasson
Ginton Robbins
Marion Wise
Paul Slothaner
Milas Eulalie Larsson
Mary Kilpatrick
Red Oak
Pot Luck Luncheon and Bridge by Mrs Mellor Hostess
A Wednesday pot luck luncheon hosted by Mrs Mellor brought together Mesdames Collis, Wt Beotl GS Lucrett 8 Royce A Strahan We Foster Qeardort and L Rockvor. After the meal the group spent the afternoon playing bridge.
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Mes
Querse Mellor
Mesdanes B
C. Collis
J. Wt
Beotl
Lucrett
Royce
A. Strahan
We Foster
H. A. Qeardort
L. W. Roekvor
Jernoon
Uridge
Malvern Music Club Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Malvern Music Club will hold its monthly morning meeting February 18 at Mrs. Me 8 Campbell’s home. Forrest Chantry will lead the program featuring Woosner’s operas and related musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Music Club
Campbell
Forrest Chantry
Club Will Marden Teat Next Tuesday
Ambiguous text fragment mentions a club event titled Club Will Marden Teat and a planned meeting for next Tuesday. Other lines reference a Matvora Garden sub and a 88 year term with unclear context. No verifiable entities or outcome available.
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Matvora Garden
Byliale
Ps Wienrin
Jarenlag Promram
Malvern Leader Public Sales List Sets February Dates
The Malvern Leader lists upcoming public sales with dates and auctioneers. Kilpatrick Cattle Co on Feb 6, Catdell Bros on Feb 7, General sale Feb 8, J N OConnor Feb 10, Henry Nelson Feb 11, M C Woodful Feb 12, McMahills Feb 18, Ames and Slezak auctioneers for each listing, ending with William Cain sale on Feb 22 in Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. O'Connor
Hastings
L. A
Ames
Grand Jurors Named for Mills County 1930 Jury List
County Clerk Harry Widows drew the annual grand and petit juror slate for Mills County. Grand jurors hold through 1930. petit jurors for the February term begin Feb 25 under Judge Mantz. Names include Marie Alstrope Malvern Elmer Braden Henderson Mrs. A. J. Gerkhimer Malvern Ling Buel Glenwood and many others across Malvern Glenwood Pacific Junction Council Bluffs Mineola Silver City and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Widows
Mills
Mantz
Marie Alstrope
Malvern Elmer Braden
Henderson
A. J. Gerkhlmer
Malvern Ling Buel
Glenwood
Robert Boehner
Malvern
Sam Boyer
CG. W. Boles
Frank Biggerstaff
Tom Carahar
Council Blatts George, Davis
Malvern C. Q
Nick — Glenwood Walter
Glenn — Glenwood
Tahor Jenwood
H. Grose
Allie Glenn
Bert Gongs
Marvin Shield
Hono
John Howard
William Hurt Council
Biuits
Paul Jungquist
Pacific Junction
John Kong
Mineola
TW. Kuhl
W. DP. Kinney
J. c. Miller
Menwood
J. H. Morgan
Ondersatt
Frank Mallory
Ay City
W. A. Morgan
Lonwood
W. Milley
Nixon
Pacltic Synetton
Belen Quimby
Wastin Tenewoail Ever Wusen
Malvern Cold Rist
H. Rice
Rayo Sw
J. It
Beott
Malvern Chay, Schoening
Silver City
Kimersen Simon Liitle
Chana Ceorge
B. Skinner O
Mira Ve Chas. Summers
Maly O
Stephenson Jaarthe
Pat Lous Bylwentry
Jaletaspad
Jonnie Vintoy
En Weath Alm, Watts
Snebtios Ton AJ
Watling Coe
SV Encwraat
Gertrude Who Ubon Als
Workman
Gheisenad J. W. Walle Eat
Denwand
Ad. Wolke
Marle Wiles
Feuwand Tawhner
Edlenwand Downing
Pavide
Dune
Heralds
Pempell Blade
Bun Moura
E. Hamar
Olly Alor
Clerk's Yearly Report Shows 47610.69 Collected in 1929
Harry Widows, Clerk of Mite County District Mant, reports 1929 receipts totaled 47610.69. Most funds were miscellaneous trust money disbursed to proper places, with 6360.43 listed for county aid and detailed items including District court, Probate, Marriage Licenses, fines, sheriff fees, reporters and jury, and copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Widows
Mite
Kilmartins Move Into Wertz Building Downtown
A. P. Kilmartin moved his implement business downtown this week into the old Wertz building, formerly Horton eam, after purchasing it. They advertise as John Neere Inc and invite the public to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Kilmartin
Wertz
Horton Eam
John Neere Inc
Iyist
Lawrence Bishop Home on Furlough From Marines
Lawrence Bishop of the U S Marines returns home for a 30 day furlough, first visit since enlisting three years ago. He traveled six days from Port au Prince Haiti to New York and has served about two years in Port au Prince. He plays in the Marine band and orchestra and plans to return to duty after his leave with one year remaining. He visits parents Mr and Mrs Fret Bishop of Glenwood and Milly County relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bishop
TU. S. Marines
Port Au Prince
New York
Haiti
Marines
Marine Band
Lawrence
Fret Bishop
Glenwood
Bernice Wilson Honored at Baylor College
From Baylor college for Waorm en Belton Texas word Miss Bernice Wilson of Mal vern had been honored by election and initiation into the Three Arts Club The organization selects for its members all standing girls in Music Art and Expression Miss Wilsons work was in music she was the only northern girl chosen with others from Louisiana New Mexico and Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor College
Waormen
Belton
Texas
Bernice Wilson
Malvern
Miss Wilson
Louisiana
New Mexico
Reds Party At H Warnke Home Details Scarce
An OCR ruined local social note describes a Reds Party at H Warnke residence on a Saturday evening with mentions of several attendees and a refresh service. The fragmentary text references Mr. Croley and Mr. Ward or Warike, with unclear roles and timing, making specifics hard to confirm.
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Qual
Thei Tame
Crosley
Tan Mies
Marerin Mes
Pay Batterfeld
Oboy
Alea
Mars
Issel
Waorvins
Abe
Mire
Pantie
al Crogley
Bred Soll
Ara
Warike
Mik Warike
Ed Oak
Food Exchange to Hold Benefit Soiree at Local Church
Presbyterian church group sponsors a food exchange on Saturday February 15 at 4280 Glide Road. Participants bring sweets such as caramels and Divine Divinity to swap, with proceeds aiding church activities. Expect Valentine themed treats and a friendly community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soplatles
Presbyterian Church
Knight Couple Celebrate 51st Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs C C Knight of this city marked their fifty first wedding anniversary on February 2 or last Sunday at their home on Proes Saint Street in Mate vern. The note in the record extends congratulations from friends and neighbors.
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Mrs. C. C. Knight
C. c. Knight
Enet Douglas Street
Matevern
Time for Pig Club Members to Start
Boys and girls in Mills County are urged to join their township junior pig clubs now. County leaders Rudolph Hoap and George Rosenfeld name township heads, encourage enrollment, and offer sows for sale or shared ownership. Members may earn up to 600 dollars from club work demonstrations and county fair premiums while keeping production records.
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Mills County
Rudolph Hoap
Burea
George Rosenfeld
Truckers Agree on a Rate Schedule in Mills County
About forty truck operators attended the Malvern meeting at the community building last Saturday evening. The Mills County group adopted a rate schedule prepared two weeks earlier to coordinate with other county trucking associations, aiming for a fair rate system. John Shennihan and Will Shennihan of the Blue Trackers Association spoke, with most present pledging to adopt the schedule and others expected to follow soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Malvern Community Buildiing
Satuday
Thong Uimy
Milly County
Joln
Will Shennihan
Bute Trackers
Tle
Dowo
Lively Malvern Chronicler Records Local Life
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a Malvern visit by OB MTEL CPOI Torelewast and locals. Mentions a fifty year resident, a celebration for a boy named Sid, and friendly greetings with Mr. McClury in a near by district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Torelewast
Malvern
Mr. McClury
Centenarian Dies in Emerson on February Third
An Emerson resident, Mrs. Smith, age 101, died February third at her daughter's home. Born November 16, 1828 in New Madrid, Missouri, she lived in Red Oak and Morrison before moving to Emerson forty-one years ago. Funeral services were held at the Emerson Baptist church with interment in Red Oak cemetery. she left two daughters and a son, five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Kiterben
Mela Mete
Sere Awe Smith
Emerson
Red Oak
J. W. McMullin
Minnie Seagar
Poplar Bluff
Vin BR. Brown
Omaha
Smith
Mary Jane Lovell
New Madrid
St. Louis
Columbia
Ale
Ashe
Waterloo
W William Crown
Pat Morrison
Iowa
Brown
John Smith
Death of C I Drake A Malvern resident passes away at home
Clarence Drake a well known Malvern resident died February 3 after several months of illness. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church in Malvern with Rev Hicks officiating. Interment followed in Malvern Cemetery. He was born December 2, 1879 in Fremont County, son of Mr and Mrs A B Drake, survived by his wife two sisters and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Drake
Malvern
Moniay
Dee
Fremont County
Wis
Mary Mears
Septentim
Mary Ves
Tahar
Rioch
Mott
Stroud Parale Revoked SM opiate a Papel Strain
Fragmented text mentions legal actions and names, with unclear details. It hints at a revoked paralegal matter, possible counts, and associated parties. The readable segments reference Ateneo and Katee, along with disjoint notes about WM, WTO, and a strained scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateneo Toe
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Naeves
F Malvera
Maxis Posaays
Mrs
Day
Bridge
Teopie
Milla County
Kilpatrick Cattle Company
Malvern Sale Pavilion
White Face Cattle
L. A. Talbott
Auct
Catdell Bros
Gale
General Sale
Malvern Sale
Kilmartins
Baylor
Reds
H. Warnke
Pig Club
J.B. Raderkon
Male Vern
Brelis
Simon
Abellis
Bob Phasi
Mary Jane Smith
C. I. Drake
Stroud Parale
Toston
Youngatows
Fulggra
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