Camp Engineers Arrive in Malvern for Erosion Work
Five engineers arrived in Malvern to direct erosion control for the CCCamp project. They met Tuesday evening to finalize plans and expect to begin work next Monday. The team, led by senior engineer Fick Pullen, will live in town while coordinating with the county erosion association on farm start sites.
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Cccamp
Cccorp
Engl | Neerk
le Boys
County Erosion Association
Malvernians
Fick Pullen
RB. Liljedahl
Agronomist
Jack Aldrich
E. Orchard
L. Hadley
Contracts for CCC Needs Being Given
Contracts for the Coc camp supplies are being let, with some already awarded. The Peterson Baking Company of Omaha won the broad contract to provide about 200 sixteen ounce loaves daily. The Squire Dairy of Shenandoah received the milk contract for eighty quarts of pasteurized milk daily. Butter, fuel, shoe repairing and other needs are also to be let.
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Coc
Peterson, Baking Company of
Omaha
Squire Dairy
Shenandosh
George H White Opens White Rose Gas Station
George H White, former longtime manager of Sinthill service station Malvern, has leased and taken over the White Rose station of National Refining in Malvern. He has built a solid local business and invites both former and new customers to visit the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. White
Sinthill
Fi Malvern
National Refining Company
Malvern
Mr. White
Malvern Masons Visit Sidney Lodge 75th Anniversary
Malvern Masons led by W. Salyers A. R. Graves Paul D. Slothower William Warner and W. L. Smith traveled to Sidney Friday evening as guests of the Sidney Masonic lodge celebrating its 75th founding anniversary. A fine program featured Rev. Paul H. Hicks of Council Bluffs alongside a social gathering and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kd. W. Salyers
A. R. Graves
Paul D. Slothower
William Warner
W. L. Smith
Sidney
Plumb Paints 29 Buildings On Three Properties
J H Plumb keeps his properties in good repair with repainting by Harry and Vaughn Hoover. In the past month they painted 28 buildings including houses garages and outbuildings across two farms and town property all white with trimmed edges. They used one and a half tons of white lead and a bar. The Hoovers praise Mr Plumb as a fine employer and good man to work for.
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J. H. Plumb
Harry
Vaughn Hoover
Plumb
Light Week of Light Rains Across Milby County
A state survey notes light rainfall across Milby County last week with only .06 of all inches reported in places. Most areas remained comparatively dry through Sunday with brief showers and a few minutes of heavier rain around noon. Local meteorologists indicate a mild, unsettled pattern may continue into the coming days.
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Milby
Free Swims At Municipal Pool For Local Kids
Free swim event offered for all children from S in Th years inclusive this Thursday morning at the Boehner Municipal pool from 19:00. Kids must bring their own salt and towels. instruction in swimming will be provided by Rev. Lewis Berks and aides. Event runs two hours, part of American Legion effort to offer weekly pool access during the season. Open to boys and girls from surrounding area and Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kida
Lewis Berks
American Legion
Malvern
Plans for County Club Rally Here Nearly Complete
Plans for a County Club Rally on July 2 at the Community Building in Matvyortio proceed as part of the summer 4-H activities. Members, leaders, and parents will attend with registration at 10 o'clock followed by an officers address and a song festival. Afternoon features include a color revue, music contest, and scenes from the Bohemian Girl opera. Public invitation extended.
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Matvyortio
MiNy
Teadhers
Clinton Parker
4-H
Malvern Softball League Adopts 16‑Man Teams
Malvern's softball association reorganized to four teams of 16 members each to ensure a playing quorum. No drafted lineups. games proceed with available players, forfeits reduced. Spectators will pay 5 cents to eat in bleachers, and a Sunday 9:30 a.m. grounds improvement session is set. Regular schedule remains with one league game and one out of town game each Monday through Friday.
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Malvern
Hall Inatalle Cementing Press for Shoe Repairing
Fred Hall installed a new shoe cementing press at his shoe store to repair ladies shoes. The machine handles many pairs efficiently, making the work neater and stronger and allowing faster service for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hall
We of
Hughter
Erosion Directors Set Friday Evening Meeting
Mills County erosion directors plan a Friday evening meeting with the crew in charge of erosion work. The session aims to organize the erosion program for the county. Remaining officers of the association may be announced at the time.
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Mills County
Badhdfig
Evra
Thik Tamu
Dr Dye Named Superintendent at Glenwood Institution
Dr Dye of Glenwood is appointed superintendent of the Institution for Feeble Minded Children, succeeding Dr George Mogridge who has led Glenwood for 30 years and will stay on as advisor. Mogridge, 79, a renowned authority in care and development, remains in his old rooms. Powell was the first superintendent from 1882 to 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basra
Toas Ter
Ab. Dye
Glenwoal
George Mostidge
Mogridge
Glenwood
Dye Os
P.M. Powell
Gomng
Pstartha Pane
Lres
Verve
Delhi
Marc Riages
Othe Mai
Hart
Burlington Railroad Wins E H Harriman Medal for Safety
The Burlington Railroad won the E. H. Harriman Memorial Gold Medal for its safety record in 1934. President Ralph Budd and officials received the trophy in New York on June 26, with praise for steady year by year employee safety improvements and a 93 percent reduction in injuries since 1923. George P. Weik, a Burlington engineer, accompanied the group, noted for 62 years of accident free locomotive service.
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Burlington Railroad
E. H. Harriman
American Museum of Safety
New York
Ralph Budd
The
Burlington
E. Roland Hartiman
Budd
Burington
George P. Weik
Iowa
Weik
Foy Bacon and Son Open New Café Here Tuesday
Foy Bacon and Son reopen a remodeled building formerly occupied by John Mavon and launch a brand new redtaurant this Tuesday. The local business marks a fresh dining addition after a recent council closure and reflects new ownership instincts in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foy Bacon & Son
Boy Bacon & Son
Council Malls
Tee
John Mavon
Redtaurant
Pool Opens with Fair Attendance at New Municipal Pool
Swimmers from nearby towns and residents of Deen used Mal Verns new municipal pool as warm weather drew crowds Saturday and Sunday. Lifeguards Max Beals Ree McWard Elmer Jackson Hugh Benton served, Roberta Rannel listed by Wearth as attendant. Water tests showed proper chlorite levels and overall cleanliness though light, lazy bathing persisted for many. a sudden Sunday downpour added heavy rain for a brief spell. Continued warm weather expected to boost attendance.
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Malvern
Baturdis
Alorcan
Max Beals
Ree McWard
Elmer Jackson
Hugh Benton
Roberta Ranne
Wearth
Mills Countians on Omaha Market See Strong Prices
Mills Countians at the Omaha market last weekend reported solid prices for their cattle and hog offerings. Burgoin and Whitehead of Silver City sold 33 steers at 9.00 each with top spots around 11.10. Hog consignments included 11 hogs at 9.00, 224 pounds average, and Nels Olsen of Malvern reported 25 hogs at 217 pounds each earning 9.00. Herbert Hanann of Silver City sold 19 steers at 9.25 with top day at 10.90. Earlier, Hoffman Cheney and H J Kruse of Glenwood sold hogs to 9.00 top.
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Omaha
Burgoin and Whitehead
Silver City
Will Burgoin
Nels Olsen
Malvern
Alan
Herbert Hanann
Hoffman & Cheney
H. J. Kruse
Glenwood
Malvern Town Council Meets In Brief Session
Malvern's council hurried through routine business on Monday evening at the town hall. The record notes bids, budgets, and public works plans including street improvements and water service issues, with customary bills approved before adjournment.
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Council
Perdew renamed to Council Bluffs carrier route
E F Perdew moved with Mel and four sons to Council Bluffs where he began a new work on a city mall carrier route Monday. Clyde Bacon will take over his former Malvern route. Perdew and family were active in local community affairs with Legion and civic service prior to the move.
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Mel
Edgar FP. Perdew
Robert
Ralph
Billy
Kenneth
Council Blins
Perdew
City Mall
Pirat Vou
Malvern
Clyde Bacon
Haya Hhen
Tales
Perdewlas
Conum
Prury Hemmans Vosto
American Legion
Rands Ponty
le Perdewrs
Taney
Marshall Leases Sinclair Service Station in Marshall
Marshall has leased the Sinclair service station and will operate the first three chairs by Georgy HB. White, opening the business under the firm name of Marshall's Service Station. He will handle Sinclair oils and products and offer roadable services, inviting patronage from local residents and families including Roy Caudell Velona Teun Tom Caudell Hetty Ralph Bower Carrott Perkins and Hilderman. West to Des Moines for horse races that evening with Caudell Bros lorse entering and winning first in one race.
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ACS
Marshall
Sinclair
Georgy HB. White
pSel
Marershall
Sinclair Oils and Products
Roy Caudell
Velona Teun
Mra
Tom Caundull
Hetty
Ralphy Bower
Carrott Perkins
Tee Hilderman
Des Moines
Caudell Bros. Lorse
Slickers Try to Fleece Mills County Farmer at Malvern
Reported attempted scam near Malvern where two men posing as government inspectors convinced O A Johnson to sign papers and took part of his bank documents. Leonard Dean identified and rejected the ruse. authorities note the danger of such counterfeit checks and forged identifications.
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Mills County
O. A. Johnson
Malvern
Unclear text fragment with scattered names and phrases
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mix personal names, places, and garbled terms with no clear event, date, or claim. Difficult to extract a coherent story or identify concrete entities beyond scattered fragments.
Leader Dept Store Promotes Opportunity and Contest Sale
Leader Department Store launches an opportunity and contest sale with a voting system. Contestants or their partners register to receive initial votes and supplies, then progress drives yield more votes as the sale runs. Early effort gains more value, and the period ends July 28 with two weeks left for entrants to work the ballot.
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Hardy
Haring
Moratorium Law Protects Debtors
State investigations reveal how moratorium laws delay foreclosures and allow debtors to protect property. Des Moines county Farm Debt Advisory Committee offers guidance and refinancing aid without cost, with 60 million dollars in cases assisted statewide in eight months. Many borrowers have regained time to seek relief through county committees.
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Cael
Pryce
Mainy
Theael
Des Moines Aitiee
Eged
Des Moines
Extend Highway 34 Through Nebraska
A garbled report notes efforts to extend Highway 34 through Nebraska. The text references various place names and agencies in a disrupted form, mentioning a highway authority and state efforts, with unclear dates and outcomes.
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Nebraska
West Family Notes On Mission Return And Church Membership
A report details the return of Kirk West from a Chinese mission field and discusses church affairs. It mentions a spouse, candidates for church membership, and a long examination process with multiple marriages noted, ending with gratitude for support and a chance to meet.
Demonstration of weed control plots in Mills County
Demonstrations at Malvern and nearby townships showcase sodium chlorate to kill weeds including Canadian thistle and bolson ivy. Plots at Seeger, Anderson, McGrew farms and J Anderson farm show substantial weed eradication under favorable rains. Farmers are urged to participate with consent and observe weed control outcomes for the season.
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Layton
Mills County
Fale Grounds
Malvern
J. Anderson
Ver Creek Township
Leonard Seeger
Rawle Township
N. McGrew
Anderson Township
Seeger, Anderson and McUrew
the & J. Anderson
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CCC
White Rose
Malvern Masons
Sidney Lodge
D. H. Plumb
Dr. Dye
State Institution
Dr. Mogridge
George Mogridge
Nowpatrel Kagtavine
Lysander
Mr. Good
Seth
Petra
di Nene
Byllgrton
Wiley Dunit
Tow Library Board
Tava Welle
Eli
E. F. Perdew
Council Bluffs
Sinclair Station
Clyde Rhodes
Leonard Dean
Mr. Dean
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Johodut
Deans
Hiehwas
Nota
Kirk West
Shantung
Wren Malberh
May
Bas
Poe
Liberts Stator
Citutes
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