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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1901
Page
2
The Mayor of Malvern Mills County Iowa invites sealed bids for city water pumping for five years. Specifications at the mayor’s office. Bids due Monday Jan 28 1901 and will be opened and read. Council may reject any or all bids. Envelopes marked Bids for Pumping.
The passage notes blood may be in poor condition without external signs such as eruptions. Symptoms include variable appetite poor digestion weakness nervousness loss of flesh and run-down health. It claims S S 5 builds up blood supplying lacking elements to restore strength and vigor.
Train timetable for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Omaha St Louis routes with Nos. 93 3 1 2 lines showing departure and arrival times, through connections, and notes on buffet service and baggage handling. Local agents listed including Malvern Iowa and W G What. Dam leave times for Tator & Northern.
A roundup of scattered regional notices reports a doer killed in Fremont County last week a tax collector's $2000 haul for Harrison counties and Atlantic organizing a National Guard unit. Also mentions a Newton man patenting a sea shell clock a Waterloo land purchase a Red Oak pioneer dead and various small incidents and anecdotes.
Regular correspondent reports President McKinley’s New Year program for civil service reforms favoring Spanish War veterans and a 6 percent exam threshold. Details include cabinet rankings, Supreme Court officials, and public notices. United States and Chinese diplomatic exchanges are noted along with idle chatter around Congress and several senators. Senator Shoup’s re election prospects and Senator McLaurin’s position are discussed amid a volatile political scene.
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