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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
4
A detailed account describes electric bulb manufacturing where glass handling and metal forming are done by twenty three machines. Filaments of tungsten are drawn through dies, bent into zigzags, and mounted in glass stems. Workers join lead wires and seal the base, exhaust air with a vacuum pump, and finish the bulb for labeling and packing.
In the District Court of the State of Town Mills County February Term 1923 Ratvert W Criawell Stephen M Crigwell Abbie Bellwood Martha Eacrett Sarah Agnea Steele Maintiffs Peter Hunter Jr Esam Hunter Mariata M. Hunter Aaron Hunter James Wood Mary Berriman Grant J. Wood Harriet G. Wood Mertin Smith Lewla W. Wood Es tela Wood Wood Barker J B Burcherd Hubert Berry Henry Betts.
Robert W. Criswell, Stephen McCriswell, Abbie S. Bellwood, Martha R. Kacrett, and Sarah Agnes Steele file a petition in Mills County District Court seeking to quiet title to described lands against Pariste Land Company and unknown heirs and claimants. The notice names David Thora nag Henry Fy. FE Solomon and others as defendants and sets a February 20, 1925 deadline to answer in Glenwood. The Malvern Leader is designated as the publication paper.
The entry states defendants shall be published as required by law. Dated January 16, 1923, Caprio Mc Wright, Clerk of the District Court in and for Mills County, Iowa. 25-4.
Clinton Parker lives north of Big Fatter and builds an unusually good hog house. The 34 by 20 foot structure lies south with a double row of windows for light and ventilation. A central stave provides extra breast for up to twenty pens or stalls. Two rows of pens with a central passage aid feeding and care for brood sows. Mr Parker has broad saws to maintain its use.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during the sad time of our husband and father. Grateful for floral offerings and for World War Veterans’ part in the funeral. Signed by Mrs. Ella Pierson and families J Clark C E Wilson Ray Pierson and Jaree.
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for flowers and support. Our thanks extend to the High School seniors and members who sang and helped at the funeral. May God bless the Senior class of 1923. Mr and Mrs Chas Perkins and son Ward.
Notice to teachers announces a three day examination for county certificates at the county superintendent office in Glenwood Iowa on Wednesday Thursday and Friday January 24 25 26 1923. Examinations start promptly at eight o clock Wednesday morning. Geb BE Masters County Superintendent.
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