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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
4
An old advertisement extols Dr G Shipherd as vice president and manager, urging familiarity with Bailey quality. It claims Watley dental services deliver permanent satisfaction and forged prices, promoting thoroughness and affordable options.
Dr G D Shipherd based at the City National Bank Building Omaha Nebraska appears in a directory entry with a business phone listed as Douglas 9420 and a title of Vice President and Manager.
Our county neighbors welcomed a son on January 26 to Mr and Mrs Riley Barrett. Wilbur Gay bought the Sam Savidge estate south of town, 120 acres at 177 per acre. Oz Jackson of Sidney purchased the Frank Green farm, 240 acres south of town, for 40 900. Elliott, who has spent fall with the Munsingers helping with calm shucking, left Wednesday for Smith Center Kan where he was called for examination in Class 1. Elliott rem nees to go from Smith Center to Columbus Ohio for a visit with relatives before service. Mr and Mrs Paul Seeger plan to move this spring from the H A Delavan farm northwest of town to a farm near Malvern. About sixty neighbors and friends attended a farewell party at the Seeger home Tuesday evening, with games and a two course luncheon. Postmaster Adamson has been off duty about a month due to grip and has been in Omaha hospital for a couple weeks, expected home next week. Bernice Torrence and Mrs A G Mauk attend to Uncle Sam's business during his vacation. The Guinea roast at Ralph McPherron’s northwest of Tabor drew Masons from around town. notable guests included A G Mauk, B B Miller, Ira McCormick, J BR Stuhr, Tow Aistrope, Tot Aistrope, John Wolfe, Ari Collins, Elmer McPherron, Bert McPherron, and Dan McPherron.
Fred Parker and family from near Randolph visit Mr. F Plumb’s home. Miss Clara Plumb to Blanchard with Mrs Parker for a few days. Milton Knight improves after blood poisoning through carbuncles. M W Huffaker of Harrison County in town seeking a farm. Miles seeks a deal but waits for a better offer. snow there about fourteen inches more than here. Willard Kochenderfer returns from Malvern after visiting sister Mrs Caudell. Bayer City women knitting for the boys receive acknowledgments. some slips show names and addresses.
Local notes from Randolph and surrounding areas recount war era activity. Families receive letters from Dallas and Cincinnati relatives. youths knit for Red Cross and donate thrift stamps. Residents J H Wyite and Loli Norton return, while planters and travelers head to Camp Lewis and Colorado on business or family visits.
Record of instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from January 26 to February 1918. Includes Clyde G Clark to N H Sanders partition of lot 3 in SH 80 71 48. H R Livingston to G T Karges WD $2100 SW of NW of SE 4 72 48. W A Schade to Conrad Schade WD $860 North 56 feet of Lot 4 Block 35 Glenwood. Kearney to R C Campbell bill of sale $700 for a soda fountain lunch counters and restaurant fixtures in Malvern Gibson building. Also notes Mills County Abstract Co compilation and a magazine excerpt criticizing gender superiority.
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