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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
5
By W P Wortman Jan 15 1903 Th eems of subscription list and notes on Shenandoah Sentinel becoming tri weekly with a Wednesday View Sentinel issue. Commentary on Roosevelt land policy and a Mississippi postmistress case Mrs Cox and government response.
Father Hayes of Imogene leaves for six weeks in Cuba and the West Indies. Advertisements promote Foley's Kidney Cora and Poley's Honey and Tar for kidney, bladder, and respiratory issues, with claims of prevention and cure. Shenandoah plans a ten ton per day artificial ice plant. Rev Shatto resigns from the Congregational church to travel abroad. W A Sunday begins a large meeting in Osceola as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is endorsed with a money back guarantee.
Accounts of the Pottawattamie County Board of Supervisors purchasing a quarter section thirteen miles northeast of Council Bluffs to construct the county poor farm. The item lists local names, rail travel notes, and various advertisements and notices from the era.
A historical notice touts Yolny's Honey and Tar as preventive against pneumonia and la grippe, claiming it could save lives. The passage also reports Geo Davis Royen, son of Milford residents, injured by a rifle burst, suffering a skull fracture from a gun fragment.
A Chester Michigan postmaster A L Spatford reports a sudden croup episode in his child. A dose of One Minute Cough Cure was given, repeated as needed, easing swelling and mucus and allowing the child to rest and recover quickly. The remedy claims to cure coughs colds la grippe and throat and lung troubles. Gy & Boyos.
Hillsdale residents Nina and Vide Andrews visited Council Bluffs while Alma Coats returned home from hospital there. Grandfather Hutchins died at his daughter’s home January 11 leaving seven children. Funeral by Rev. Kelly at M E church. Hastings cemetery interment. Foley's Honey and Tar advertises a remedy for colds.
Church notes describe Sunday services at the Christian and Methodist churches. The Christian Church plans morning and evening sermons on The Christians Hope and The Wonderful Book. Methodists report revival talks by Rev M M Cable, district missionary rally in Council Bluffs, and missions emphasis through week day meetings. Also noted are Sunday school activities, Epworth League topic cards, and upcoming events including a special Sunday school meeting and Rev CabIe's all day attendance next Sunday.
A Baptist church hosts a missionary program on Friday with an oyster supper as the centerpiece. Sessions run from 3 to 4 p m and 6 30 to 7 30 pm, followed by a missionary tea to fund efforts for physical, intellectual, and spiritual needs. Other refreshments will be available for non oyster eaters.
Ex County Attorney Cook and Ex Auditor Hale received elevant easy chairs in the Clerk's office at Glenwood yesterday afternoon from county officials. Judge Lewis delivered a neat speech as both men expressed appreciation for the spontaneous gesture.
To whom it may concern an instrument purporting to be the last will of Aaron Lewis deceased was filed January 3 1903 and February 10 1903 in Mills County Iowa at Glenwood. The court fixed the time for proving the instrument and will hear objections at the courthouse. Clerk C C Potter dated January 3 1903 and 2003.
The article promotes The Twentieth Century Farmer magazine as a valuable winter pastime for farmers and families. It highlights practical writers, potential profits from reading, subscription details, sample copy availability, issue length, and broad content for farmers, stock raisers, and households.
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