04 Jan 1894
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1894
Page
1
A digest covering subscriptions and payments in Iowa, remarks on local and national politics, debates over liquor taxation and prohibition, upcoming inaugural ceremonies for Gov elect Jackson, and commentary on education and media. Notables include Gladstone’s age, Hon. L. S. Coffa, Governor Mitchell of Florida, M. X. Ingalls, and Joseph Cook.
A busy period in Southwest Iowa with fraudless trade notes and local happenings. Frederick Russell of Malvern is a frequent caller at headquarters while barber shop plans unfold in Randolph and Shennan onward hints at B&O railroad interest in the Omaha to Trenton route. The Shenandoah Sentinel notes railroad moves and a possible beet sugar factory at the town, with investors eyeing timing. Southwest fruit show set to open to the world after a recent Southwestern society meeting. Aamold concert at the Opera House drew praise though not full house, receipts totaling 28.35 dollars. Pres. Wm. M. Brooks and wife returned from Cleveland after asthma treatment found beneficial. Glenwood Tribune reports Geo. T. Raw with 1600 cattle to feed and strong corn supply. Miss Emm Kellogg praised for perfect attendance over 18 years. Discussion warns Russian thistle spreading across nearby states. Creston Gazette urges prompt debt payments to ease local finances. School report lists Rawls District No.1 attendance and tardy/absences. Advertisements seek farm workers and promise best goods with 25 percent savings. hog buyers urged to use Cleaver’s.
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