Malvern’s Business Good in 1907 and Prospects for 1908
Malvern merchants report a booming 1907 with record gains in trade and territory. Holiday sales were strong despite a trade slump, aided by better goods and larger local stocks. Local projects include new homes, cement sidewalks, and a planned hotel, signaling a busy 1908 with growth and optimism for the town’s economy.
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Malvern
Iowa
Mills County Chautauqua
Mills County Farmers Institute
F. D. Kilpatrick
Marion Avenue
L.W. Boehner
Burlington Depot
Lowe
New Church Bequest Near Glenwood Reaches $30000
One of the largest bequests ever received by a church is reported for Glenwood. The donation is valued at $30,000 and follows earlier gifts from a local benefactor who has supported the church over several years. The article notes the donor's long association and potential impact on church projects.
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Glenwood
Marion Miller
James Pinchem
J. Bannister
J.S. Coburn
Silver City
Milton Summers
Missionary Miss Rosa Mintle Prepares for Japan Work
Miss Rosa Mintle daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Mintle of Glenwood plans to go to Japan as a missionary next spring. She has felt called to the mission field and has trained at the Faith Home in Tabor. She will accompany Mrs Glenn on the return trip to Japan.
Emma Short Doland dies after illness in Malvern Iowa
Mrs George Short Emma Doland born May 18 1876 in Morris county New Jersey moved to Mills county Iowa as a child married Dec 30 1896 to George Short had two daughters survived by husband and brother after a week long illness funeral led by Rev J E Wilkins with Royal Neighbors charter member resolutions of sympathy adopted by White Rose Camp No 2358 Malvern note of mourning draped charter and chair for thirty days memorial page records and tributes from camp members and family
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Emma. Doland
Morris County
New Jersey
Mills County Laws
George Short
J. E. Wilkins
White Rose
Malvern
Iowa
Emma Short
Short
Wien
Malvern Banking Houses Three Sound Institutions That Stand Out
Malvern’s trio of banks The First National Bank The Bank of Malvern and The Malvern National Bank are praised as sturdy, conservative pillars supporting the town’s economy. Each bank showcases strong capital deposits and reputable leadership, reflecting the community’s wealth and resilience during financial upheaval.
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Malvern
Hmit
Leader
First National
First National Bank of
Mills County
Mills County Nations
Glenwood
J.M. Strahan
J. J. Wilson
O. A. Strahan
W.G Williams
Iowa
Bank OF
Wearin & Barnes
I. I. Hendricks
W.H. Guyer
J. S. Watson
Malvern National Bank
Milla County
G. B. Christy
McFall Public Sale Of Stock And Implements
Notice of a public sale of stock and farming implements to be held at the seller's place north of Malvern on January 15. Watch for bills. B. B. Molgll.
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My Place
Malvern
B. B
Reward for arrest in chickens theft case
A $25 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing chickens or any other property from members of the Protective association. The notice names H. H. Woodrow, Seer.
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The
Protective Association
H. H. Woodrow
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Mary F
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Malvern Banking Houses
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McFall
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Uncom
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Scien Blankets
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