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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1924
Page
1
A noisy chapter of Malvern life with many names and places mentioned. Local residents attend events in Malvern and nearby towns including Council Bluffs and Hastings. Reports of sales, real estate, moving households, social calls, and business visits fill the bustling community roundups. Frequents include Mr and Mrs, their children, and neighbors from Glenwood Strahan and Denison.
The third lecture series at Haytiel church, Thursday evening, offered at one shilling admission. Aimed at all curious minds, the event invites attendance to hear the advertised speaker, Le Morris-scientific Laducer.
The piece praises Mr Morris for guiding several successful seasons at Loti Pheellu Itdehaulauqua, calling him a lively host who engages sight, sound, and mind. It notes both a fifth grader and his grandfather being enraptured by the performances.
Mrs BE Keyton traveled to Omaha for a brief stay while Alfred Haydon joins the Incal Electric Company by moving from Fairfield. Mr Lloyd to farm the Bragziertor property, as J A Hatfield vacates. Randersons and G Hinehart made Omaha visits. ACG Kaditz of Waukon came Friday. Mrs Clifford Aija and family visited Wauson and returned home to Wisconsin.
The Leader Department Store buyer Vis ity Lewis plans a Microsale pause this week to make more purchases for the spring business. Lewis is a careful shopper anticipated to bring specials and expand stock at the St Louis based store.
Report from Dwight Nickals describes a Washington visit by Mrs. Nickals and family to see the Wilson home. The group attended church in Washington and saw the dean of Woodrow Wilson Sunday morning. President Coolidge and his wife were also present, drawing a large turnout and lively public interest.
The Benton Republicans invite Inez and ta vaneons to the Ben on school house for a caucus Tuesday evening February 19 to select delegates to the county convention. The meeting starts at seven o'clock led by John RR Clark lita.
The regular meeting of Silver Urn chapter of O held Tuesday evening February 19 drew a good attendance and strong urging for participation and support.
A special Malvern Community Club meeting will be held at the TT set in o'clock. Mr Gustafson of Council Bluffs will address the gathering on the Building and Sound Association. An oyster supper will be served. All are invited to attend.
An advertisement for the town pool hall building sale misstated the bid deadline. It should read that bids are due by noon on Monday, February 13.
Fragmentary notes describe Malvern Cemetery Association gathering with trustees and officers discussed. Names such as Mulholland, White, Fritz, and Mer Mulholland appear amid unclear details of roles and proceedings from a Monday evening session.
The Leader advertises numerous farm sales across Mills County. Listings include C C Harmon near Hastings February 19, L I Robbins February 26, Waltz & Son Malvern February 16, Allen Reed & Sons near Malvern February 20, Ira Mays Hastings February 18, John Waller Malvern March 8, K O Tubbs near Emerson February 14, Tierée Bros and Stevens & Bon Hastings February 22, Allen Teed & Sons near Malvern February Abe.
Readable farm for sale in Malvern area listed by C B H Lakin referee Emerson Iowa. Henry Baldogier lot and but description mentions 80 acres on Section 32 Township 72 Range 40 with good land and cultivation, possession available. Old Fiekel farm four miles south of Malvern 276 acres with two houses barn sheds water timber and strong value.
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