Paddock Writes Again on Sunny St. Petersburg City Scene
Mr Paddock chronicles a winter visit to St. Petersburg Florida, detailing the city’s layout, homes, concrete sidewalks, and the diverse black and white communities. He describes streets, a brick church, a school, and the Roser Park area, noting rainfall and local characters as he tours the Sunshine City.
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St. Petersburg
Deninsule
Tampa Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Sunshine City
St. Augustine
Ninth Street
Duke
Royal Blood
B. F. Duke
Bull Durham
Racca
Roser Park
Bay
South Land
Auguste
Malvern
McCabe Memorial M. B. Church
Fifth Avenue
Central Avenue
P.O
Sth St. Bank and Trust Co
Cunningham Bros
Ufe
Florida
Farquar
Elinor
Lisle
Sunshine Inn
Leader
Annual Sale of Duroc Sows at Williams Barn Next Saturday
Will Barnes, noted Duroc Jersey swine breeder, will hold his annual sale of 37 head of tried sows and gifts at Williams Sale Barn next Saturday, January 27. The offering includes top bloodlines from Sensation, Challenger, Gano, Cherry King Orion and Great Pathfinder, with many pigs suitable for fall yearlings. Barnes emphasizes quality and size in his herd and invites buyers seeking valuable Durocs.
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Will. Barnes
Williams Sale
Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Sensation Blood
Challenger
Gano
Cherry King Orion
Great Pathfinder
Leader Ad Prompt Reflects Buy Now Or Wait Strategy
An ad urges readers to choose Leader for buying or waiting on purchases. It signals decisive sales messaging and claims simplicity in handling business needs. The note implies a direct seller relationship and a focus on immediate or deferred buying options.
Fireman Hurt as Mail Crane Strikes on Burlington Run
Fast Burlington mail train passed Malvern when Wayne Bristow leaned from the engine cab and was struck by the mail crane. He suffered a severe facial cut, possible eye injury, and unconsciousness. Taken to Creston hospital with Dr. aid. he is recovering and believed to survive. He is married with a son living in Creston.
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Wayne Bristow
Malvern
Burlington
Brais
Red Oak
Creston
Ives
Cros‘ton
Ruth Kneeland elected president of Pi Lambda Theta chapter
Miss Ruth Kneeland has been elected president of the University of Oregon chapter of Pi Lambda Theta, replacing Miss Felicia Parkins who will leave the university for the rest of the year. The role of keeper of the records will be filled later. Other members include Mary Parkinson, Eleanor Coleman, Mia Manham, Felicia Perkins, Ethel Wakefield, Mildred Hawes, Marjory Gilbert, Mrs. Wheeler, and LeLaine West.
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Ruth Kneeland
University of Oregon
Pi Lamb Theta
Felica Parkins
Miss Kneeland
Mary Parkinson
Eleanor Coleman
Mia Manham
Felicia Perkins
Ethel Wakefield
Mildred Hawes
Marjory Gilbert
Wheeler
LeLaine West
Eugene Orei
Skaggs & Sons Sale Announced for March 3
Elmer Skaggs announces Skaggs & Sons sale set for Saturday March 3. Breeding stock includes Poland China pigs and other bred sows to be offered at the event. Local notice invites buyers to inspect and attend the sale.
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Elmer Skaggs
Ted
Poland
Sea the Skaggs & Sons
Will Sell Spotted Polands Feb. 17 Sale
L. L. Robbins of High Bank Stock Farm will hold a large sale of purebred Spotted Poland China bred sows on Saturday February 17. See his later announcements for a final offering.
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L. L. Robbins
High Bank
Poland
Malvern Co operative Shipping Meeting Set for Jan 27
Malvern Co operative Shipping Association directors announce a meeting in the Commercial Club room on Saturday night January 27 at 7 20. A five reel film titled Joe McGuire will be shown, filmed in central Illinois. Yearly business results will be reported and two board seats up for election.
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Malvern Co-operative Shipping Association Aval
Joe McGuire
Commercial Club
Lllinois
Malvern Association
Mrs Harriet Blanch Fisher Dies in Omaha
Mrs Harriet Blanch Fisher born November 8 1897 in Red Oak Iowa died January 16 1923 in Douglas County Hospital Omaha after years of ill health. She married R F Fisher December 4 1918 in Kansas City. Funeral services were at Malvern Church January 18 conducted by Rev D B Thompson with pallbearers M E Bell Fred Van Horne E W Crippen George Short Rosas Atkinson and John Clayton. Burial in Malvern Cemetery. She leaves husband one sister two brothers and an aunt Migg Lizzie Irick. Attendees from Omaha included Mr Fisher Mr and Mrs Lawrence Peterson Dick Dutch and Mrs Sealy.
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Harriet Blanch Dutch
Red Oak
Iowa
Omaha
Douglas County
Malvern
R. F. Fisher
Kansas City
D. &. Thompson
Christian Church
Glenwood
L. D. Austen
Walter C. Plank
A. E. Cook
M. E. Bell
Fred van Horne
E. W. Crippen
George Short
Rosas Atkinson
John Clayton
Sheis
Migg Lizzie Irick
Fisher
Lawrence Peterson
Dick Dutch
Sealy
Malvern High boys and Thurman clash in tight doubleheader
A large crowd saw Malvern High boys lose 24 to 23 to Thurman after a hard fought start to finish game. The girls' team, by contrast, rolled to a 13 to 0 victory over Thurman with steady, strong play. Referee Parla of Omaha officiated both games, and Malvern plans a home game against Randolph Thursday evening.
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Malvern High School
Thurman
Malvern Boys
Thur
Elms
Malvern
Tabor
Bhonandoah
Malvern Girla
Parla
Omaha
Randolph
Midwinter Carnival Planned by Strahan Ladies Union
The Ladies Union of Strahan and vicinity announce a large indoor midwinter carnival at the Strahan school building next Saturday evening January 27. The event promises a grand parade, many games and diversions, and plenty of fun for all invited guests.
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the Ladies Union of
Strahan and Vicinity
Strahan
MBIA
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting Highlights China Study
The Presbyterian Missionary Society held its regular Thursday meeting January 18 at Mrs. J. C. Laird’s home. Mrs. C. M. Jones led foreign work with a China subject, Mrs. Imel led home field work with The Balance Sheet summary, and the study book lesson In The Vanguard of The Race was used. The session drew good attendance and was described as very interesting.
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The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
J. C. Laird
C. M. Jones
China
Imel
Buffington and Darting Secure committee roles in legislature
Representative W. Buffington of Milla County and State Senator H. A. Darting gained favorable positions in last week's committee appointments. Buffington became chairman of Land Titles and joined Agriculture, Ways and Means, Dairy and Food, Fish and Game, Public Health, and Schools and Text Books. Darting chairs Charitable and Correctional Institutions and sits on Manufactures, Cities and Towns, Labor, Banks, Public Health, and Board of Control.
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Milla County
W. Buffington
H. A. Darting
Buffington
Darting
Board of Control
Women of Methodist Church Hold All Day Region Meeting
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church held an all day session Thursday January 18 with attendees from Glenwood and Shenandoah. Local president Mrs Carl Wilson opened the meeting and welcomed guests including visiting 1st Vice President Mrs W M Leacox and four Shenandoah workers. The program featured remarks on Jessie Lee Home Alaska editorial topics and a service closing with prayer. Luncheon followed in the League room.
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Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Sostan
Glenwood
Sioghan
W. M. Leacox
Council Bluffs
Shenandoah
Mesdames Rosa Smith
T. Wheenan
Will Burk
Wm. Jr
Abner Clark
Carl Wilson
W. P. Wortmian
Will, Burk
Elmer Stone
Jessie Lee
Alaska
J. E. Mayberry
Leacox
Afternoon program features devotionals and vocal solos
The article details a church or community afternoon program with readings by Mrs. Burk and Mrs. Fisher, evangelism by Mrs. Tisher, talks by Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Meivane, and Peaceness Work by Mrs. Danley. General discussions closed the session. Vocal performances by Mrs. Talbott and Mrs. Chantry accompanied by Mrs. Chantry and Mrs. Austin, with refreshments served to attendees from Strahan and Glenwood.
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Mra
Tisher Af Strahan
J. R. McClymond
W. Wright
Seasons Change Says Weather Not The Climate
The National clothier notes weather shift claims are overstated and presents long term data. Government records show average annual temperatures around 49.1 degrees with small variations. 1875 low at 4 and 1921 high at 64.4. January ranges from 11.8 in 1912 to 39.8 in 1880 across Chicago and New York districts.
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Hetail Clothier
Metanes Osinea
Chicago
New York
January meeting of The Baptist Ladies Kensington
The Baptist Ladies Kensington met Thursday afternoon January 18 at Mrs. Walter Alstrope's home. Fifty two attended. After business, the afternoon featured social time with refreshments served by the hostess and assisted by Mesdames G. C. Rhinehart A. C. Rhinehart Leauna Ware Otha Hyde Geo. Smith Lea Summers.
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Baptist Ladies
Kensington
Walter Alstrope
Hoatess
Mesdames G. C
A.C. Rhinehart
Leauna Ware
Otha Hyde
Geo. Smith
Lea Summers
Mills County banks deposit gains show rise over last year
The State and National Banks in Mills County report deposits totaling 3,407,930.35, up from 2,914,181.86 a year ago, a gain of 493,767.37. Loans and discounts rose from 3,274,930.43 to 3,307,? a year earlier, with bonds included in some banks. Deposits and specific bank figures are listed for Glenwood, Malvern, Silver City, Mineola, Pacific Junction, Emerson, Strahan, Hastings and other banks.
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Glenwood Mills Co. National Bank, Partners & Savings
Glenwood State Bank
Malvern Malvern National Bank
First National Bank
Malvern National Bank
Iowa State Savings
Silver City
Farmers State Bank
Silver City State Bank
ISS
Mineola Mineola State Bank
Pacific Junction I State Savings Bank
Henderson ‘Farmers National Bank
Emerson Emerson State Bank
Strahan
Parmers State Hack
Hastings Boing Valley State Bank
High School Pep Club Hosts Exams and Subscriptions Drive
The High School plans a program with Mr Lanilis and a magic act for Friday Evening. A Pep Club of 28 girls was formed to boost school spirit and perform at assemblies. Exams on Thursday and Friday exempt some students from school. The Curtin Publishing Co offers Junior High a Country Gentleman subscription drive to raise basketball equipment funds with two sides, the Mutts and the Jeffs, led by Clara Anderson and Maxine Roy. Standard test results show mixed scores across grades with notable names listed for high averages.
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He Wren
Pbuers Landis
Lanilis
Otheleh
Conelstin
Wall
Miks Mingaman
Tish Tas
Ingrid Anderson
Dorothy Boehner
Harriette Cadwell
Kathryne Knight
Bernice Whison
Enis Graves
Max Iratend
Felton Jones
Grads
Irvine Nelson
Wilbur Bowar
Maxine Royer
Cyrus Hixon
Elmer Largent
Lewis Shane
Curtin Publishing Co
Country Gentleman
Nave
Guosts
Seloet
Tha
Clara Andarson
The
Mutts
Maxine Roy
Jeffs
Party at Ernest Alberts Home Near VPWh
A social gathering took place at the Ernest Alberts residence west of VPWh on an evening event with guests. The hosts and friends enjoyed progressive games, light refreshments including cake and cream, and lively conversation as the evening concluded with favorable notes from attendees.
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Ernest Alberts
Vpwh
Vion
Baumdwlewes
Pickley
Phe Young Poole
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Malvern Co-operative Shipping Association
Harriet Blanch Fisher
Thurman High School
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Ciety
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Otis
Theron Swain
Raymond Trively
Ming Hosmusaen
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