Annual Omaha Farm Community Dinner at Mallath Club
The Mallath Community club hosts its fen annual farm community dinner tonight at 6 40 in the Community building. Hartoty Kood talks on waste and entertainment as the main event with Yessir leading the Tethe of Yessir. Over twenty Omaha residents are expected, featuring the YextrReno quartet and the Omaha Chamber delegates.
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Hartoty
Kood
Mallath
Yessir
Omaha
YextrReno Quartet
Omaha Chamber
Community Farm Club Dinner Invitation Issued
R W Balyeres president urges community and surrounding farming areas to attend a Wednesday dinner event. Members and non members alike are invited to reserve by contacting the Leader office or committee members. Nellie Winchell will serve dinner at 45 cents.
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R. W. Balyeres
Salyert
Nellie Winchell
Local meeting set with Walter L Pierpont speaker
Walter L Pierpont will give the main address at the evening event. About 150 attendees including Mal Vernians wives and farmer guests are invited. The program features remarks by Mayor D H Whit and a short solo by Gidley with a tenor song.
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Arta
Dre John
Kijaec
Jel
Donne
Gama
Tooal
D.H. Whitald
Whiahing
Misc Chen Gidley
Extreme Cold Baffles Towns As Week Ends In Snow
Weather notes from Monting and surrounding regions recount frigid nights with temperatures plunging near 16 degrees below zero and a string of cold fronts. The Mont Herald mentions a funeral attendance and a trip home as records show thermometers dipping to minus 40 at Mammoth Hot Springs and minus 26 at Went Yellowatone.
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Nod
Frank Winnether
Weteatsie
Mra
Wittemar
Haiph Stateno
Bitlings
Méteerste
Mammoth Hot Springs
Malvern High School Declamatory Contest Finals Announced
The Malvern high school declamatory finals, modeled on a Friday piece tradition, will be next Tuesday at 8 p m with nine speakers across three divisions. Winners advance to the five school contest in March with Emerson Glenwood Hastings and Strahan among participants. A high school girls sextette will perform and admission is 10 or 25 cents for the program.
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Robert Fienes
Malvern High School
Emerson
Glenwood
Hastings
Strahan
T&c
Papper
Charlotta Wederquist
Farmers Holiday Meeting at Benton School Friday
Benton hosts a Farmers Holiday association meeting this Friday evening at the Benton school. Local speakers will discuss present conditions and opportunities. Attendees will be invited to express their views on farming issues and prospects.
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Farmers’ Holiday Association
Benton
Doyle Farm Sale Today Near Malvern
A farm sale is set for today at the John Fable farm located southwest of Malvern. The event begins at 10 a.m. sharp and is expected to draw local buyers seeking farm equipment and livestock.
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John Fable
Southwoat
Malvern 7
Sale dates advertised in The Leader
The Leader lists upcoming sales with dates and locations around Airahen Strahan and Malvern. John Doyle near Airahen on Feb 16, Charles Smith near Strahan School House on Feb 17, Andy Berkhimer in Malvern on Feb 18, and Elmer Patterson three miles west and a half mile north of Henderson on Feb 18 for general farm sales.
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John Doyle
Airahen
Charles Smith
Sates
Tillem Mast
Milne
Strahan School House
Andy Berkhimer
Malvern
General Sale
Elmer Patterson
Henderson
General Farm Sale
Thief Opens Safe to Make Good Haul At Grocery
A burglar climbed onto the Lingust grocery roof after closing hours. He removed glass from a skylight, lowered inside by rope, and began removing valuables. No injuries reported. Witnesses describe a careful, noiseless entry into the store. Investigators review security footage and search for suspects.
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Linguist Grocery
Robbery Leaves Clue Dark as Safe Loot Is Missing
A brief theft occurred after a few minutes work to force a safe, removing $100 in currency before escaping through a door. The only clue Monday morning was a scarf or rope left from the skylight. Local residents suspected local talent but offered no accusations.
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Jake Franier
Sway
Loods
Amalt Roby Beries
Dr H D White to Lead Next Malvern Community Service
Dr H D White pastor of the Presbyterian church in Malvern will preach at the next evening community service held at the First Baptist Church. It marks the eighth in the current series and follows his recent recovery from an operation. Attendance has risen through the series and the pastors plan varied services including music readings and debates to foster purposeful living.
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Br. Howey Pates White
Presbyterian Church
Malveta
Ihembot
Ossoha Theologicat Beminiaty
First Baptist Church Aid
White
Malvern
Charles Smuths Sale Postponed Again In Storms
Weather and misfortunes have forced repeated delays to Charles Smuths sale. Originally planned for Feb 7, then moved to last Monday, the event faced a stormy day and was postponed again. The sale is now set for Friday Feb 17 at 6 o clock with strong merchandise advertised for bidders.
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Charles Smith
Mr. Smith
Week End House Aims for Real State Legislation
The text notes steady progress in the legislature as lawmakers pursue concrete benefits for the state. Speaker Hopp emphasizes reducing expenses and taxes without cutting service quality, and Bilaworth Plumber and Henderson are mentioned socializing in Malvern while greeting old friends.
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Hopp
Bilaworth
Henderson
Malvern
Yessir Theyll Be Here Tonight Malvern Community Club Program
The Omaha Chamber of Commerce will host a special program for the Malvern Community Club meeting this Thursday evening inviting Commissioner Glan Bratburn to speak. President Walter L. Pierpoint of the Omaha organization will be principal speaker. A quartet is pictured with Fred Heltfeld, Paul Jordan, Harold Johnson, Budd Oleson, and Dr. Floyd Paynter.
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Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Malvern
Glan Bratburn
Omaha Chamber 1
Walter L. Pierpoint
Omaha
Epter
Fred Heltfeld
Paul Jordan
Boss
Harold Johnson
Tanor
Budd Oleson
Floyd Paynter
Tragic Death of Elmer Wallahan in Council Bluffs
Hastings formerly resident Elmer B. Wallahan died by his own hand in Council Bluffs. He had worked for the O. B. Q railroad, then ran a grocery business with N. W. Call ing, later traveling for Gate City Hat. Known for a genial nature he suffered financial worry before death.
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Elmer Wallahan
Council Bluffe
Hastings
Elmer B. Wallahan
Council Bluffa
My. Wallahan
O. B. & Q Rally
N. W. Calling
Council Bluffs
Gate City Hat Company
Uhinge
Rae
Lawmakers Debate Relief Plans Amid Farm Foreclosure Struggles
Des Moines legislators weigh relief bills to aid farmers facing mortgage foreclosure. The 16th General Assembly debated tax changes, rent priorities, and distribution rules for estate proceeds, aiming to balance tax and maintenance costs while avoiding industry loss. The complex bill faces scrutiny and potential amendments before anticipated passage.
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Gensrel Assembly
Men’s Chorus Practice Invites Community Members
The Men’s Chorus in the community room invites every man in the faculty who enjoys singing to attend rehearsal Friday evening. Vernon Bobbitt directs and Ralph Nirch is accompanist for a program planned for a special church service later this month.
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O'C
Ikea
Vernon Bobbitt
Ralph Nirch
Chorus P
Merchandise Values Lowest in History
Fred E. Mulholland, returning from Chicago, reports spring merchandise values at a historic low. He notes no drastic changes in styleware, but a fresher note and better quality are seen from manufacturers. Merchants attending the shaw ink believe spring could bring improved business, though no major changes are expected.
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Fred E. Mulholland
Chicago
Mulholland
Buller Brow
Merehunty
Shawink
Muay
Baail Clay Buys the Robbins Transfer
Baail Clay purchases the Robbins Transfer amid a disrupted market scene. The deal involves truck operator Helwan and Hubert Hobbie, with unclear terms and possible fleet movements. Names and phrases in the text are fragmented, but the core action is a transfer purchase affecting local logistics.
Civic Improvement Club Feeds Forty Each Noon
Civic Improvement Club prepares and serves lunch for about forty needy children daily. Mrs. W. M. Hiett reports growing support and aims to feed the same group through winter until spring. Volunteers coordinate tasks to share the work, with demand for milk and volunteers rising. Community contact through the Civic Improvement Club at the local building.
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Civic Improvement Club
Mra. W. M. Hiett
Algo USA
Elye
Otto Gibson Died in California Thursday
Otto F. Gibson, a former Malvern boy, died at his Los Angeles home on Thursday February 9 from monoxide gas poisoning leading to heart failure. Burial was in Malvern cemetery. He was born in 1891 in Laramie Wyoming, left orphans early, lived with relatives in Malvern and Council Bluffs, moved to Los Angeles in 1921, and left a wife and four children. He is survived by a brother Hugh, an uncle H. R. Gibson of Omaha, and other relatives.
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Otto F. Gibson
Malvern
Los Angeles
Calif
Ho Jey
Malvern Cemetery
Qotta Floyd Giteon
Laramie
Wyo
Nia
Hugh
Gibgon
Malvero
Mrs Kehoe Dies After Long Illness in Bilger City
Mrs Mra a a RP eee Rie Mo Jas Nrs, M. Kehoe, prominent resident of Bilger City, died Monday afternoon at the Marcy hospital following an operation. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Alyer City Wednesday afternoon, with burial by her husband, her son Dr Horage Koos of Gladbrook, and daughter Grace Kooy of Bilver City.
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M. Kehoe
Bilger City
Marcy Hospital
Coyncl Bute
Bhu
Buoy Health
Ailyer City
Malvern Council Schedules Utility Rate Meeting
Local council announces a Wednesday session to discuss utility rates for telephone and power services. The meeting, held in the Malvern town hall, aims to review inputs and potential adjustments affecting residents and businesses.
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Council
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