Relief Cars Take Food and Clothing To Drouth Sufferers
Mills County citizens donated 56 780 pounds of supplies for relief cars bound for Cairo Illinois and Lawton Oklahoma in the drouth area. Voluntary helpers from Malvern and surrounding towns organized loading plus 150 85 dollars to buy needed items as Congress debated aid.
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Drouth-stricken
United States
Anc
Mills County
Malvern
Wabash
Cairo
Ill
Dr. Hood
Red Cross Reilef
Henderson
Lawton
Okla
Pottawattamie
Congress
Elas
Henderson Car to Oklahoma Needy
A Henderson to Oklahoma relief car carried supplies including 300 bushels of corn 75 bushels of potatoes 10 bushels of wheat 105 sacks of flour and canned goods. Contributions came from Henderson Wales Macedonia and nearby territory with local volunteers aiding loading and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely
Henderson
Oklahoma
Wales
Macadonia
Territory
Dou
County's Bonded Debt Tops One Million Dollars
Mills county has sold the final road bonds totaling 20 000 bringing total road bonds to 775 000 across two elections. State aid will cover interest and principal as bonds mature, with a possible state issue of 100 million shifting payment. Earlier debts total about 321 000, leaving overall bonded indebtedness at 1 096 900 with 775 000 to be paid by state bonds or fuel and license revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Charles Lang Died Suddenly Near Emerson
Charles Lang a lifelong resident of eastern Milly county died suddenly at his home southwest of Emerson Sunday morning from apoplexy. He was 68, in good health previously, and died after breakfast while attending to farm chores. He is survived by his wife and four children Helen Pearl Alice and George. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. obituary to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lang
Milly County
Emerson
Mr. Lang
Dabob
Lang
Helen
Pearl
Alice
George
Frank Robbins Hurt in Accident Sunday
Frank Robbins was struck by a car as he crossed the street from Clem Drug toward the Empress theater. He suffered a deep head wound requiring stitches and a badly bruised shoulder, was treated by Dr. Parsons, and was resting at home with expected quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Robbins
Clem Drug Store
Empress Theater
Hillie Steen
Chevrolet Garage
Card of Thanks from Hospital Stay
Card of Thanks to neighbors and friends for the thoughtful letters and cards during a hospital stay. Appreciation is sincere for the kindness received and warmly acknowledged by Mrs J I Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
J. 1
Wilson
Ag Class Attends Farmers Course in Malvern
An agricultural class from Malvern High School travelled to Aniog last week with nineteen members to attend the Farniges Bhart couch of Jowa Biote volings and to observe local farm operations. Participants included Raney Thames Mex Bhook Hob ard Prink and Gene Yuu Aradate. They returned Friday.
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Bale
Malvern High School
Aniog
Xix
Hihi Age Fleultural
Saul Farniges Bhart
Jowa Biote
Eekant
Raney Thames
Mex Bhook
Hobard Prink
Gene Yuu Aradate
Graveling Highway 4 Work Starts This Week
The McDougal Construction Co of Sioux City awarded the contract for graveling Highway 4 from Hastings to the Pottawattamie line arrives in Henderson with mach inery bunk houses and offices and begins setting up. Ten or twelve loads of gravel reach Henderson the same day and work starts the next Tuesday. Crews begin at the north end and will cover about eleven miles using forty trucks to haul gravel as the grade permits rapid progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDougal Construction Company
Sioux City
Hastings
Pottawattamie County
Henderson
Caudells Sold at Malvern Horse Sale High Prices
Record crowd attended the Caudell Brothers sale in Malvern last Thursday. High grade horses and mules drew strong bids with top Brays selling to Charles Pullman and others near the 300 dollar mark. A Red Cross donation horse was sold for 22.50 and raised 127.60 for relief efforts. Bidders and buyers include Arnold Times, John Carr, Floyd Berkley, Fred Pierce, Elmer Collier, and M. Leu among many others. Masonic meeting notice also listed for February 42 date in the same clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caudell Brothers
Malvern
Caudells
Charles Pullman
Red Cross
Arnold Times
John Carr
Dower
Harry Kiser
Floyd Berkley
Fred Pierce
John Ross
J. F. Waarin
Elmer Collier
Coon Shor
Ralph Skerritt
Bert Fargo
Taylor Milll- Agn Eit Dees
Myron Smith
Jim Briley
Henry Holdan
M. G. Leu
Bud Allen
Patyowmylea
Cunviughoo
Martin Tras Psee
Bud Aly
Ween Wage
Howard Allensworth
Unclear fragment hints at meeting or event
Fragmentary OCR suggests a meeting or gathering note with names Hob and Mary Rearualbk, but specifics are unreadable. No clear date, place, or outcome is available.
Farm Sale Dates Listed in The Leader
A Leader column lists upcoming farm sale dates including February 14 general sale at Malvern Pavilion by L A Talbott auctioneer, February 12 closing out sale near Strahan by W H Cramat, February 18 closing out sale at John Waller farm near Malvern, and February 20 Poland China sow sale at 8 miles north of Pacific Junction by B F Anderson and Son.
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Malvern Sale Pavilion
L. A
Cream Producers in Mills County Mull Over Cooperative Plan
Producers in Mills County gather in the Community building to discuss forming a cooperative. About 400 to 600 cows are represented, with estimates near 5,000 cows. A ten-member committee was chosen to study two proposals, including a Malvern Cold Storage purchase and a larger regional cooperative linking creamery, poultry, eggs, oils, and ice services. The committee will begin work immediately and attend the Glenwood creamery stockholders meeting Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Hamlet-lke
Henry Buch
Malvern Cold Storage Creamery
Glenwood Cooperative Creamery
Ward Fickel
Cairman
Edwin McGapry
T. J. du Pree
Emil Leu
Carl Lincoln
C. C. Bicknell
Howard Kayton
This County
Chas. Carey
Red Oak
Golden Bobbitt
Thurman
Gus Green
Pottawattamie
Glenwood Creamery
Has Been Taking Me Leader s i me 1890
Well versed in Mills county history, Wal test Donner lives north of Malvern and has paid the Leader Maus subscription since 1890. The Leader values long-time subscribers, noting Donner’s yearly subscription and vast readership.
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Mills County
Waltest Donner
Malvern
Donner
Aince
Mile
Kagan
Community Club Plans Membership Drive and Meetings
The Community Club announced a Thursday start for a membership campaign. President BE urged welcoming new members and paying dues to ease committee work. A Friday meeting in the Community building discussed launching a 1931 program with four large events, aiming to set a dues goal based on 1929 budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Nel Ne Winchell
Lower Budget Dues for 1931 for Community Club
Welcome news to most Community Club members as the executive committee cuts the 1931 dues. The budget plan details show reduced costs and the committee expects to finish outreach this weekend. Membership drives will begin today with lists ready and checks requested from prospective members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jena. Monay
Local campaign committees named for west and east sides
The article lists west side committee officials led by Robert Boehner and Alfred Hall with Clarence Kanee Fred Mul Noland and R Kck Piper and east side chaired by W D Slothower with Tea Fritz B W Kuisht Fred Nall and Fred Farquhar. Dues may be paid in four installments this year and committee work will speed up as businesses and prospective members join when they come in.
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West Side
Robert Boehner
Alfred Hall
Clarence Kanee
Fred Mul- Noland
R. Kck. Piper
East Side
W. D. Slothower
Tea Fritz
B. W. Kuisht
Fred Nall
Fred Farquhar
Mrs Strahan Attends Market Week in Chicago
Mrs O A Strahan of the Mi lady Beauty and Dress shop returned Sunday from Chicago after a week at merchants conventions spring style shows and selecting new merchandise for her store. Morrison hotel hosted exhibitors from coast to coast with California manufacturers occupying the tenth floor. Two shows were by Chicago manufacturers and one showcased all exhibitors. It was among the largest displays of merchandise seen there and she found many wonderful bargains for her customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Strahan
Milady Reauty and Dress Shop
Chicago
Merchants
Morrison Hotel
California A m Mnufacturers
Patterson Wins Mills County Tourney Plaque for High Scoring
Henderson high school star Lloyd Patterson scored 66 points in the Mills County basketball tourney at Glenwood, 40 more than runner-up Allensworth. Patterson, who has led in prior years, received the championship plaque as Pacific Junction officials, Supt. Raty Paul, presented awards to placers. Strahan earned a runner-up plaque, while Glenwood second string and Pacific Junction received consolation and runner-up honors respectively.
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Henderson High School
Lloyd Patterson
Mills County
Glenwood
Tle
Allensworth
Strahan
Patterson
Yborray
Raty Paul
Pacific Junction
Plso
Henderson
Strahanengers
Glenwood Artmory
Milla County Schoolmasters Club
Tenderrson
Viner
Junction
Evans
Kissler
Juncion
Emerson
Hastings
Mills
Crouse
Silver City
Malvern
Searing
Ane
Orlies
Taeife
Bates
Jahelion
Heiderson
Glenwond
Myers
Menwood High
Ote
Trenderson
Reid
Henwood
Searlige
Hoewit Randers
Mernye
Pactie Junction
Alliaan
Etdh
Afseier
Raines
Nelyer
Sliver City
Saihag
Eanih
Kl Hat
Pipher
Derek Fe
Cheval Society Begins Easter Practice and Concert
Cheval Society of Clyfe Choral prepares for Easter concert The Seven Last Words under Prof Unason of University Conservatory of Music Onyasla Rehearsals moved to Legion rooms Community building Malvern turnout strong with expected new members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyfe Choral Society
Profossor Unason
University Conservatory of Music
Onyasla
Legion Rooms
Malvern
Marée
Miss Clira Wise Purchases Malvern Property
Real estate dealer Andy Berkhimer announced last week that Miss Clira Wise bought the Leonard Willanty property on Main Street Malvern. The consideration was paid entirely in cash. Miss Wise plans to move into the new home soon after closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Berkhimer
Clira Wise
Leonard Willanty
Neorth Main Street
Malvern
Egell
Miss Wise
Mured
Long Haul Hog Shipment and Rural Market Tale
A rambling account traces John Ralaag of Hep ingford guiding a long truck load of 12 hogs 400 miles to market. He and his brother coordinate multiple loads to neighbors, with weather and rough roads shaping the trek and timing, amid rural farm life and family work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ralaag
Hepingford
Roland
Malvern
Suyrivd
Uyrhel
Henderson Cagers Again Win County Tourney Saturday
Henderson defeats Strahan to win the Mills County county tournament final in Glenwood Armory before a record crowd. Consolation winners Glenwood seconds beat Pacific Junction 23 to 9, with Evans and Kissler leading scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Cagers
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Drouth
Gare
Oak Township
Ht. Marys
Chas
Glen of
Horton Beam
Guy Breeding
Clark Hilton
J. W. Miller
J. F. Wearin
Ira Fritz
Gordon Jones
Thuyaday
Eveniog
Mulhotlyad
C. E
W.-M
Sime
Mrs. Strahan
Henderton
Cheval Society
Williams
Battle Strahan
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