Auldry to Land Trip and Social Notes From Coin Iowa
M S Auldry plans a day trip to Texas with Shenandoah accompaniment. Ruth and Ruby Armstrong were weekend guests at the Buchtel home in Coin Iowa. Miss Misse Rhode visited Omaha and met Raymond Stevens, who will stay several days. C D Millis marked his 72nd birthday with a keepsake gift. J C G G Sheaffer of Alden visited the Armstrong home, recalling former Enterprise editor husband. Joe Greene of Farragut survived a refrigerator entrapment by digging out in freezing weather. Edith M Anderson, Fremont County superintendent, prepares school work samples for the State Fair. last year the county won fourth prize, aiming for first this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Auldry
Texas
Shenandeah
Ruth
Ruby Armstrong
Buchtel
Coin
Towa
Misse Rhode
Omaha
Raymond Stevens
C.D. Millis
J CG. G. Sheaffer
Alden
RR. R. Armstrong
Joe Greene
Farragut
Edith M. Anderson
Fremont County
Athlerson
Mt Vernon Day 7 Update and Staff Moves
Miss Edith Smith who taught Mt Vernon school the past year will teach Peaceville school next year. Rev and Mrs W R Moore visited parishioners last Wednesday before moving to Newton. Mr and Mrs George Murphy of Akron Ohio visited the CNeemeh area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Smith
Mt. Vernon
Peaceville
W. R. Moore
Newton
Town
George Murphy
Akron
Ohio
Iowa State Savings Bank Statement of Condition 1920
Bank of Malvern Mills County Iowa issues a sworn statement of condition as of the close of business on June 80 1920 detailing resources including loans 29100623 bonds 12750 United States bonds 24900 cash items 367655.45 and total assets 367655.45 liabilities show capital stock 25000 surplus 5000 undivided profits 2241.51 and deposits 335413.94 with officers C B Royce president J F Wearin cashier confirming accuracy before a notary on July 7 1920
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Iowa State Savings Bank
Inns of Iowa
Malvern
S. S
Iowa
Local residents visit and summer travel notes
The community counts visits from Mrs. Maud Jones and daughter of Nebraska to TR. T. Johnson’s home last week. Harold and Paul Clark begin plowing corn as tall as their heads. Mrs. Wiltner of Cowwnet Bhiffs and others, including Mr. and Mrs. A. Tu. Wart and Mrs. Perry Seeley of Omaha, stop by G. Wills and family Sunday afternoon. TAROT from The Beacon notes Mr. and Mrs. George T Boatright of Stuart visiting, with Stuhr accompanying them home briefly. Bernice Rhode returns from Council Bluffs hospital, Len Troward comes home from a Council Bluffs hospital. Alice Murphy spends summer in Council Bluffs with a public library position. Ada taird lot visits cousin Mrs. Macawley at Harrisburg, then to Cheyenne and Denver, away several weeks.
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G. F. Wills
Maud Jones
Nebraska
TR. T. Johnson
Harold and
Paul Clark
Wiltner
Cowwnet Bhiffs
A. Tu. Wart
Perry Seeley
Omaha
G. (. Wills and
Stuhr
Bernice Rhode
Council Bluffs
Len Troward
Council Tluffs
Alice Murphy
Connell Blufffs
Ateda Taird Lot
Cheyenne
Wya
Denver
Colo
Beyern
Harold Slowers
Ruth
She.a. BL Fishel
Perry Wilson
Malvern
Carl
BR. I. Dillehay
Colorado
St. Joseph Hospital
Lou Boswell
Wawnee
Nok
D. B. Pickel
Cu Plumb
Han- Peork
Griffith
J. Z. Wearin
Bo Wearin
Lawrence Salyers
Shas. Danley and Son Earle
J. B. Fickel
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Malvern Tennessee Report of Condition
Reserve District No 7 report shows loans and discounts including overdrafts, government securities owned, deposits to secure circulation, securities and bonds, Federal Reserve stock, real estate, and cash items. It records capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, circulating notes, deposits, and net liabilities as of June 30 1920 in Mills County Iowa and includes cashier James J Wilson sworn statement and notary public.
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First National Bank
Malvern
Fowa
Federal Reserve Bank
Banking House
Jones Anderson Family Visit Home From Omaha
Jones Anderson hosts Andrew Anderson and three children with niece Miss Anna Pierson from Omaha. Anderson returns to Omaha while children visit relatives near Malvern and Pierson remains as guest. Also logged are local social calls and family moves, noting a new ten and a half pound baby born in Omaha and other neighborly visits as harvest activity continues.
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Jones Anderson
Andrew Anderson
Anna Pierson
Omaha
Mr. Anderson
Malvern
Miss Fierson
Malvern National Bank Report of Condition 1920 Iowa
Malvern National Bank in Mills county Iowa files a June 20 1920 report of condition with assets including loans 394 607 289 securities 12 500 00 cash 25 350 38 deposits 287 546 95 and capital stock 50 000 00 surplus 26 000 00 undivided profits 12 593 10. Fred Durbin signs as cashier with notary James J Wilson and directors Christy Deardorff Laird sworn July 7 1920.
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United States
Eeneeee
Federal Reserve Bank
State of
Iowa
County of Mills, & Ag
Fred, Durbin
Fred Durbin
James J. Wilson
B. Christy
H. A. Deardorff
J. O. Laird
One Day Only Specials At Store Close Time
The store announces limited time discounts across July dates with two for one offers on trousers waists blouses overalls and more plus seasonal reductions on hats shoes rugs and dresses. Promoted items include men’s and boys’ clothing silk underwear corsets Georgette waists and summer dress goods with specific two for one deals and percentage discounts on selected days.
Mulhollard July Clearing Sale unfolds Saturday
A vintage advertisement details Mulhollard's July Clearing Sale on Saturday July 31 with a $2.50 special discount on every $25 purchase. It lists numerous 20 to 25 percent reductions on silks linens voile dress goods embroideries laces underwear hosiery and fabrics alongside 50¢ to 75¢ ginghams and imported French voiles. The ad promises daily bar gains and urges shoppers to keep the bill for reference.
Men's and Boys Furnishings Sale Items
Readable sale list offering discounts on men and boys clothing and shoes. Highlights include sock lots from 20 to 75 cents per pair, silk shirts discounted to 10 to 18 dollars, caps and hats at 20 to 25 percent off, dress shirts reduced to about two dollars, overalls and hose supports, strict discount tiers across shirts, collars, ties, and extensive shoe deals with 20 to 25 percent off, urging buyers to stock up for six months.
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Boys Union
Store to Close All Day Thursday for Sale Prep
The business will be closed all day Thursday July 15 to prepare for a forthcoming sale. The gap in hours allows staff to organize inventory display and pricing ahead of the event.
Ladies Ready-to-Wear Department Reductions Highlight Savings
Advertises extensive sales across ladies and misses apparel including suits coats skirts waists dresses and petticoats. Discounts range from 20 to 34 percent on items such as silk dresses coats and gingham dresses with specific price points for children's outfits and house dresses.
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Eno
Serge
Men's and Boys Clothing Discount Sale Highlights
A local retailer advertises 20 percent off all men's suits and boys suits including Double-Bilt models with six month wear guarantee. Savings range from six to fifteen dollars on items, plus 20 percent off boys knickers and dress trousers, with additional 10 percent off men’s work pants and hot weather pants priced around four dollars a pair.
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Randolph
The
Enterprise
Mills County
Royce
J. F. Wearin
R. W. Criswell
Higgins
C. L. Higgins
D. M. Kline
Total
George T Boatright
Stuart
U Boatright Due
County of Mills
James
J. Wilson
W. L. Summers
Sherman Jones
W. C. Wortz
Wesley Chapel News
Malvern National Bank
U. S
U.S
Mulhollard
SOC
India
the Mulholland CO
Misses Coats
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