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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1924
Page
4
A discussion on maintaining attention during lectures and the importance of early education. The piece highlights a motherly speaker Elinor and a British seminar within a New York kindergarten program, stressing justice, love, and brotherhood as foundations for children's future.
The Iowa Association of Southern California invites Iowans to a picnic in Southern California on February 22 with a rain date March 1 and an annual Summer Outing in August at Bixby Park. Visit the Iowa headquarters in Los Angeles to access state registers and local information. The group offers free aid, information, and friendship with no charge.
A chaotic inventory of canned fish sauces fruits and vegetables offerings at varying prices. Items include Del Monte sardines Van Camp s pork and beans green olives and condiments plus fresh produce like apples peaches oranges and cranberries with notes on bag weights and package sizes.
Word arrives that Mildred at Ele Creek Nebr is quarantined for scarlet fever. Mrs Glen Darby of Omaha visited her father P W Anderson and relatives. she will go to Portland to join her husband. Z A Richardson and son Lester traveled to Missouri Valley for cancer treatment then returned. Mrs A P P Reeve returned from California unsure about practicing chiropractic. Wabash crews shipped out a train load of callin for Chicago via the Northwestern from the Bluffs. A local shipment of cars was assembled by Geo Bada Art Bada Emory Long Henry Pullman Albert Pullman Everett Henderson and others. Bert Fritz welcomed a son Tuesday January 22.
The Randolph Enterprise notes rumors that the Presbyterian congregation may abandon building a pew church and issue letters for membership elsewhere. The piece argues for unity, suggesting a single strong church benefits the town more than two weak ones. Mrs Mozack of St Louis assists Mary Johnston who is ill.
Rev Claude BR Cook attended events in Shenander on Friday with Mrs Ripley and others from Los Angeles visiting sister Mrs Albert Perkins Dyer. Kerr traveled 42 miles to reach a destination due to poor roads. A report cites over 2,000,000,000 in farm business from 198R unions per the U S Department of Agriculture field reports.
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