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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
4
Local column notes travel and visits among Malvern area residents and nearby towns. People attend races in Shenandoah, holiday gatherings in Emerson and Oakland, and harvest plans in South Dakota. Advertising blips promote Fleischmanns Yeast and a refrigerator for sale as communities share news of kinfolk, trips, and local events.
The article recalls New Hampshire joining the United States by ratifying the Constitution on June 11, 1788, giving the required nine states the vote. It traces Mason’s leadership in founding Portsmouth, Dover, Rye, and Exeter, and notes New Hampshire’s Granite State nickname and 4 electoral votes for president.
Prairie farmers who paid Charles M Hatfield 3000 dollars for a month of rain in Medicine Hat Alberta request he turn off the moisture. Hatfields tower stands twenty four feet high with a fourteen by fourteen foot tank said to be the largest yet used containing the chemicals claimed to form the Sena Sentinel.
Church of Christ led by Rev. Mrs. A B Burnett shares timetable with Bible school at 10 a m and sermons at 11 a m and 3 p m The pastor J H Freedline notes no services for several Sundays to allow a vacation returning July 31 The Epworth League continues as usual and Sunday school remains at 10 a m.
The Presbyterian Church led by A. J. Meierhoff and the Baptist and Presbyterian congregations agree to drop the union Sunday evening services in July and August. Instead, a single morning service will be held at both churches to encourage full participation. All members are urged to attend morning worship, Sunday school at 10, children's sermon, and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8. Lord's Supper to be observed Sunday morning.
The United States Shipping Board proclaims a new independence for American shipping. With 38,700 vessels totaling 159,533,899 deadweight tons, the fleet aims to carry passengers and cargo worldwide aboard ships flying the American flag. Leaders urge every American to support expanding this vast fleet as a permanent national asset, highlighting luxurious on board amenities and the drive for enduring merchant marine strength.
John A Hammock offers thirty bushels of buckwheat seed for sale at the White Cloud mill, noting the next three weeks are ideal for sowing.
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