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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1901
Page
2
Sparse OCR style transit item records several times and places in Chicago. Mentions 11:21am and 9:05pm passes, 6:10pm with G. J. Burris, and a 4:20pm arrival for TABOR & NORTHERN. Details are fragmented but indicate a schedule snapshot for city lines.
A rainy Monday and town chatter fill Strahan with talk of Malvern plans for the 4th. Local workers, shoppers, and visitors appear through week notes from D. N. and W. 4H. Salyers kinship, medical canvassing, and a Floyd-tinged river-law tug recount life in the county. Heavy wheat harvest foreseen. crops promising.
The railroad advertises round trip excursion fares to Ogden Salt Lake City Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs and other Colorado points with varying date ranges and special rates. Final limit October 31 1901. For details contact agent W G Wheat. Also a court notice from Mills County District Court seeking cancellation and release of a mortgage dated November 14 1874 with required action by July 2 1901 and appointment of a clerk as commissioner to release the mortgage.
Dr Stockdale offers payment only after a perfect cure. He claims unrivaled success curing chronic catarrh and diseases of the eye ear nose throat lungs kidneys Brights disease dyspepsia constipation rheumatism and general nervous debility. Free confidential consultation labeled as a guarantee to cure for men and women.
Sealed bids to erect a school house for district No 6 Golden Hill Mills County Iowa must be sent to J. B. Parker and marked Proposals for school building. Bids due July 18 1901. Board may reject all bids and requires performance bond by the winning bidder. By order of the board J B Parker Pres. 43-wed. Buffalo Bills New Enterprise at Cody Wyoming opens up a military college and rough riders academy with logs baths gymnasiums ready rooms library and cavalry training in a promising frontier venture offering a three month course at 250 including railroad fare.
Henderson plans a calaboose and city hall, while nearby towns report leadership changes and new projects. Ty J. Taylor runs a Murray hotel, Guthrie Center losses a $15,000 creamery, and Gr izwold will add four rural mail routes from August. Red Oak sees new school superintendent G W Bryan and bank examiner D B Miller, with other notes on local industry and crime.
An old sale notice offers archived papers for purchase at a local outlet. The readable lines mention vintage volumes available for collectors, with prices and contact details likely omitted in the fragment.
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