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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
7
The Malvern Leader reports subscription terms and local notices, then covers Republican and Democratic party hints, postal service rules on rural carriers, Sentinel and Glenwood Opinion notes, and the imminent Glenwood reunion with Dolliver featured as a guest.
An offer notes three parcels of property including an old office building and 8 or 9 lots adjacent to the high school. The listing claims the property is desirable and priced at about 40 percent of reasonable figures. (45-tf) S.C. Ever & Co.
Malvern’s Fourth drew large crowds with a dustless, pleasant day. Henderson visitors brought a baseball team, the morning game ended close until an umpire dispute caused Henderson to depart, and Malvern won the afternoon game 15 to 11 with home players. The day featured a parade, prayers, a patriotic oration, horse races, a bicycle race, and a Newsboy incident on a C and N W train involving a miscounted fare.
Monday afternoon a fire at Emerson creamery raged after initial extinguishment. The building was totally destroyed with about 2700 in insurance, causing partial losses. The institution reportedly paid out around 100 daily to local residents, and the origin remains unknown. A San Francisco trip is planned for local Epworth League members led by Rev. Slothower and Mrs Bentley, including several companions, for three weeks.
Emerson area notes recount stints of travel and visits by Rev A C Zellhoefer and J P Retelsdorf, a bank interior renovation, a Denver trip plans, and a waterworks election defeat in Chariton. Firemen fund raise after Red Oak blaze, and Asa Pierce’s son Asa Jr injured in Cleveland subway incident. Cautionary food column urges summer restraint on rich dishes and pork.
Obituary recalls Leonadus Pangburn Anderson born Ripley Ohio seventy four years ago. He lived in Galesburg Illinois Malvern Iowa Enid Oklahoma and Mills County Iowa before settling in Southern Missouri and later Oklahoma. He was a Presbyterian church elder anti slavery and temperance advocate. Survived by wife and three children Knox J. Anderson Hyman H. Anderson and Mrs Elmer Stone. An Enid tribute notes he was highly respected in West Plains area.
Classified note listing several Black Poll cattle for sale. Includes a 3 year old recorded bull and a 1 year old heifer, with names Warre Emerson and fa. Sale details are terse and fragmented, offering limited identification and pricing.
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