Invisible Horse Project Pushes Gas Line Across Plains
Workers push a 24 inch gas pipe from Texas through Kansas and Oklahoma toward Des Moines with 260 men on site daily. The line, extending nearly 800 miles from southern fields, will serve Iowa towns and reach Broux City, Des Moines, and branches along the way. Ground rights have been sought, with Malvern voting on the project and officials inspecting in Corning.
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Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa- Nebraska Light and Power
Malvern
D. B. Whitteld
Corning City
Iowa-Nebraska Company
Bipe
Lincoln
Broux City
Des Moines
Gas pipeline project to carry 600 pounds pressure
A historic pipeline work details a six foot wide trench and thirty foot steel pipe sections weighing about 3600 pounds each. The line will be laid with huge derricks and tested for leaks before backfilling. Cost is about 80 000 dollars per mile and expected to supply gas to nearly four million people for twenty years.
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DeWitt
Kan
Beatrice
Nebr
Iowa
Sunday School Picnic Held Tuesday at Mills County Fairgrounds
Members of the Methodist Sunday school joined a picnic Tuesday afternoon at the Mills County Fair grounds. They arrived late, enjoyed games and activities before the dinner, which was served in the new pavilion on the bounds. Ice cream was provided after the meal, and games continued through the evening.
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Methodist Sunday School
Mills County Fair
Picnie
Mra June Pickle broadonate Atos aa aa ae sus tran
A fragmented OCR item mentions locations and events with unclear names. readable fragments reference Atos field and a possible Thunder event near an unnamed shoreline. no clear dates or outcomes are present in the legible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsuandous
Town Goes to Polls on Gas Question Today
Malvetalangs vote on granting Iowa Nebraska Light and Power a franchise to build and maintain a gas system. Polls run 8 a m to 8 p m at the Community binding. If approved Matvern gains natural gas service soon. Full data appears in the issue’s advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvetalangs
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Matvern
Three Local Fires Prompt Firemen’s Warning
Malvern fire officials report three separate fires this week, including a church blaze sparked by a discarded cigarette stub and a field cob pile fire near Jake Benning’s home. Neighbors extinguished the last two incidents before major damage occurred, underscoring ongoing fire risk in dry conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Christian Church
Jake Brenning
Thia
Malvern Defeats Macedonia 7 to 1 on Strong Pitching
Malvern traveled to Macedonia and routed the Macedonians 7 to 1 behind Pat McCord’s steady mound work. McCord allowed only two hits through seven innings then three more, while Trade of Macedonia struggled. Walker led Malvern with four hits as the team totaled sixteen, supported by solid fielding. Next, Malvern meets G. and M. Manufacturing Co. at Council Bluffs on a 9 o'clock start.
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Tle
Macedonia
Malvern
Macedonis
Malverniana
Pat McCord
Walker
Feld Malvern
McCord
Afteen
Te peabiee ee Coeeany Two and More Towns
A fragmented note mentions the Joseph Power ADA and two towns with unclear details. It references an amount around nine dollars and names Waser and f Ane with a 480 figure. The legibility is partial, but the core items point to a small local business or legal notice context.
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Pune
Waser & F
Franehine
Mills County Bank Deposits Stand At 3.6 Million
A historical financial snapshot shows Mills County bank deposits totaling 3,600,877.88 with loans near 3,529,982.10. Comparisons highlight declines from previous periods including October and December figures, with deposits fluctuating around the 3.2 to 3.8 million range and the year’s end totals reflecting the lowest level in three years. Several local banks including Malvern Iowa State Savings, Malvern Trust and Savings, Glenwood National, and Mineola banks are listed with specific deposit amounts.
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Kualesa Dee
Bistress
Malvern Iowa State Savings Bank
Malvern Trust and Savings Bank
Glenwood Milly County
Na- National Bank
Farmers and Moorehanta Savings Bank
Glenwood State ‘Bank
Mineola
Ae Mineola State Bank
Everson Emaroon State Bank
Glenwood Woman Dies By Suicide At Grave
Nellie Reasoner, 24, of Glenwood, shot herself beside her mother’s grave in Glenwood cemetery after leaving notes alleging despondency and loneliness. She had been living with Mrs Martha Myers, who was taken to the Iowa State hospital earlier. Coroner concluded death by self act. funeral set for Thursday. Survived by father Lucan Reasoner of Colorado and a brother in a state hospital. Reasoner formerly worked at the Glenwood state institution and had lived with Mrs Myers since the Lamb bank failure.
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Nellie Reasoner
Glenwood
Martha
Myers
Iowa State Hospital
Clar
Inda
Misa Reasoner
Frank Kemp
Seth Negn
Frank Raynor
Anny Guest
Lucan Reasoner
Colorad
State Hospital
Woodward
Greenwalt Favored in Convention Predictions
The state Republican convention was in session as Lasder pressed Wednesday with a decision pending on the secretary of state nomination. G. C. Greenwalt was favored in pre convention predictions, having mustered sufficient strength to carry the needed vote. His success hinged on a quick nomination and pivotal votes being focused Wednesday.
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G. C. Greenwalt
Straheth
Mrs. G. C. Boston In Auto Collision In Council Bluffs
Mrs. G C Boston suffered injuries and a nervous shock in an auto collision Thursday morning in Council Bluffs. She was thrown against the windshield and dash, cut on face and throat, with left knee out of place. Hospitalized, doctors Weilner and Hennessy attended. An X-ray showed broken bones in her left hand. both leg and hand were damaged. The truck driver from Hancock left the scene. authorities say it was an unavoidable accident.
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G. C. Boston
Jennié Edmondson
Council
Bluffa
Council Bluffs
Aront
Boston
Brothers and Wives Die in Auto Train Collision
Edwin Chamberlain learned Monday evening of the deaths of his brothers Rev Alfred Chamberlain and Williy Chamberlain and their wives after a car struck a train at Marcellus Michigan. Edwin Chamberlain, his son W A Chamberlain, and brother Rev Allen Chamberlain of Eagle Nebraska traveled by auto to Marcellus after plans for a Michigan reunion.
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Edwin Chamberlain
Alfred
Williy Chamberlain
Marcalius
Mich
W. A. Chamberlain
Allen Chamberlain
Eagle
Nebr
Marcellus
Mille County National Bank Installs New Officers
Mille County National Bank at Glenwood announces new officers and stockholders. C. R. Bullington becomes president with W. C. Rathke as vice president and H. A. French remaining cashier. A new real estate firm Mills County Farm Company forms with $50,000 capital to manage bank real estate and financing of farm land.
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Glenwood
Mille County National Bank
C. R. Bullington
Malavera
F. Vinton
W. C. Rathke
H. A. French
C. R. Buffington
A. B. Judson
C. T. Genung
C. H. Cheyhey
F. J
Rollin Buffington
Henry Buch
C. H. Cheyney
Clara Cheyney
H. H. Cheyney
Theodore Dorman
C. J. Deupree
H. A. Darting
W. G. de Moss
A. D. French
A. C. Gourly
Kyle Wright Hill
W. F. Hill
Roy Hamney
Rick
RV Vinton
W. W." Wheeler
F. J. Wallaca
Lila
H. Woodrum
Heat Wave Eases as Thermometers Cool Down
After a week of extreme heat the wave broke Sunday and Mills County residents are no longer under tropic heat. Thermometers rose above 100 degrees for five days, peaking at 103 on three days with warm nights. The death rate in Ilvestosk In Milla county remained high during the heat wave as many persons were overcome. Government forecasts suggest rekindled warmth later in the week.
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Ilvestosk
Milla
Swimming Pools of Other Towns In southwest Iowa
A Matvarn Community club visit covered several southwest Iowa pools in Shenandoah Clarinda and Red Oak. Shenandoah's vast pool measures 1120 by 230 feet with depths from six inches to five feet and will gain a filter next year costing about 4700 dollars. Clarinda finished a fine pool with good filtration and sanitation, baths and cement walkways, sized 60 by 167 feet with depths from two and a half to ten feet and an adjacent shallow wading area.
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Iowa
Matvarn
King
Shenandoah
Clarinda
Red Oak
Suilt
Fair Grounds
Bayes Family Reunion at Oakland Nebraska Picnic
Mr and Mrs B E Bayes of Malvern and their children gathered for a Sunday reunion at Oakland Nebraska. They moved from Malvern to Oakland where Harry Bayes joined. The picnic dinner was served at noon and the afternoon included visiting and sightseeing with the Bayes and Stevesson families.
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B. E
Malvern
Oakland
Nebr
Harry Bayes
Hartley Stevesson
Mra
Karl Bayes
Roy Bayes
Perry Bayes
Opal Bayes
B. EL Bayes
White Mountains Early Trip Through New England Beauty
Travelers journey through Dartmouth and Hanover into New Hampshire visiting the White Mountains and Green Mountains. They describe breakfast at Auto Rast Inn Piermont and views from Franconia Notch and Old Man of the Mountain while noting Franklin and Concord's historic sites and the Eddy estate.
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Brookside
Grove
Goat
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Hanover
Dartmouth College
New England
Piermont
Criap Moralug
Heverill
Green Mountains
America
Franklin
Tapicol
Concord
Capitol
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Serence Church
Eddy
Plagsant View
Franklin. Pierce
United States
Hercule
Rumford Prous
Atlantic Monthly
Howse Heautiful
Agia
Swatory
Many Combines Shorten Harvest Time In Mills County
Harvest agents report an unusual rush as three combines haul wheat and small grains to dealers like Patsy Kilmartin. Mills county elevators work around the clock to handle the output. Wheat yields are high this year with averages near forty bushels per acre and overall crop expectations exceed last year’s in Iowa.
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Mills County
Patsy Kilmartin
Malvern
Iowa
Malvern Considers New Pool at Fair Grounds
Local residents and leaders in Malvern debate a proposed new swimming pool at the fair grounds. Promoters argue it would boost commerce, provide affordable operation, and serve as a recreational hub, while officials seek definite cost estimates and plans to start construction next spring.
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Malvern
Fair Grounds
Malvernlaws
E. W. Knight
The
Malvern Community Club
Hve
Fred Durbin
Malvern Trust and Savings Bank
Paul H. Hicks
Molhachet. Episcopal Church
J. F. Wearin
Fred Mulholland
T Costa
L. Donner
Albert Hyzer
Milla County
Elizabeth White Performs in Union Service Dram
Miss Elizabeth White daughter of Dr and Mrs Klenry D White at Omaha presented the religious drama Giving Waters at a Malvern Churches union service last Sunday on the lawn of the Methodist church. A large audience saw Miss White delightfully portray four roles with clear understanding as the Biblical theme centered on an incident in the life of Christ.
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Elizabeth White
Klenry D. White
Omaha
Giving Waters
Malvern
Methodiet
Misa White
Ile of Christ
Unclear OCR fragment reports Forest Grove burial mystery
Fragment mentions brothers in law Bam Shaw and Grover in Forest Grove Oregon with pawned base alleged. Burial noted at Forest Grove. Wife and son named, possible homicide context, unclear details due to corrupted text.
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Andy Borkhimer
Hte
Bam Shaw
Forest Grove
Oreston
Mr. Shaw
Mitty
Seelery
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Gasee Ie
Plattsmouth
Aera
Brenning
Greenrod
Henderson Farmers National Bank
Hastings
Botna Valley State Ban
Strahan Farmera Eee Bank
Pacific Dunction State Savings Bank
Self
Magia
Greenwalt
Mr. Boston Ie
New Financial Corporation
Community Club
Red Oak Pools
Bayes
Tom Benton
Boy Scout Troop
Piper
Grover
Oregon
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