Bond Election Comes Tuesday in Mills County
Mills county votes next Tuesday July 26 on bonds not to exceed 400000 to pave primary road No 34 with gravel under a countywide plan. Editors note three views exist among opponents while proponents see paved roads as a faster route to market and insist funding will come from auto and gasoline taxes.
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Mills County 4
Anthotfeline
Board of Supervisors
Toads
wa _belleya
Pona
Mike County
Hhre-Al
False Alarm In Malvern Fire Call Averted
Old Sol Daniel Fireméa reports a false alarm after lightning sparked fear of a blaze. Fire chief Wilkins interviews the complainant who notes no fire was found. it may have been a reflection or distant light. Malvern Fire Department rushed to the scene in heavy rain and confirmed no blaze exists.
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Daniel Fireméa
Het. J. EL ‘Wilkins Tesidenes
Sfite
Malvern Fire Department
Mr. Wilkins
Rai
Hows of Commons
Sagsion
Belgay
England
Esau
Slahor
Busllah
Mills County Fair Promises Strong Premium List and Events
The Mills County Fair announces an expanded premium list with updates to reflect obsolescence and additions across divisions. Secretary A Haldeman notes growing interest as departments, youth clubs, and exhibit areas prepare a comprehensive show including vegetables, fruits, grains, kitchen goods, and home crafts. The fair features a fast racing program, free attractions, skating acts, and concerts by local bands with advance ticket sales urged to fund a quality countywide showcase.
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Mills County
A. O. Haldeman
Tonldant
Mila County
Fair Sea
Ae Bo
Tegma
Malvern Community
Red Oak Band
Art Smith
Council Blutts
Posible
Advanas
Feiron & Sound
Tragic death of Harlow Wilson in Heatings
Harlow H. Wilson, a well known Heatings resident, died Monday when a fall occurred as he entered the cellarway at L. L. Greenwalt home to estimate repairs. He struck his head on the concrete floor, suffering a fractured skull. An ambulance and Dr. Christy arrived. he breathed only briefly and died soon after. Services were held Wednesday afternoon at 8:30 from the Methodist Church in Heatings. obituary next week.
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Harlow H. Wilson
L. L. Greenwalt
Mr. Wilson
Greenwalt
Wayl
Methodiat
Obltuery
Malvern Golfers Play Shenandoah Course Challenge
Nine members of the Fairview Country club played eighteen holes on the Shenandoah course Sunday morning. Players included L. R. Saar Mike Dunn M. D. Nickola Walter Van Horne H Beaton W M Hiett K R Cook F H Kruse and L B Foster.
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Fairview _Country clup
Shenandoah
Malvern’ Inks
L.R. Saar
Mike Dunn
M. D. Nickola
Walter van Horne
H. Beaton
W. M. Hiett
K. R. Cook
F. H. Kruse
L. B. Foster
Notice to Teachers Uniform County Certificate Exam Dates
Notice from County Superintendent Mary Rathke that the next regular examination for uniform county certificates will be held at the Glenwood Iowa office on Wednesday Thursday and Friday July 28 and 29 1927. Exams begin at eight o'clock Wednesday morning.
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Glenwood
Iowa
Mary Rathke
Death claims A. Richardson after long illness
A. Richardson long-time resident of this county died at his Silver City home Thursday evening after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at East Liberty church with Rev. C. H. Wells officiating. Interment followed at East Liberty cemetery. He was born January 21, 1852, in Grundy County Missouri, lived most of his life in the area, and leaves a wife Addie D. Hart and five children, ten grandchildren, and numerous friends. He was a pioneer of the county, noted for strong convictions and community service.
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A. Richardson
Mitmecounty
Silver City
East Liberty Church
C.H. Wells
Baptist Church
Frank Anderson
C. W. Bayes
Zelma Bayer
East Libarty
A. B. Judson
Rounds
Harry Maddocks
T. G. Markel
Houser
Charles Kruse
Zebulon A. Richardson
Rhoda Richardson
Grundy County
Iowa
Glenwood
Céonville
South Dakota
California
Addie D. Hart
Cambridge
Canter Township
L. .L. Richardson
Malvern
Alma Chambers
Gregory
Kate McElhosa
Dallas
Fragmented spectator notes from a session at the House
A chaotic fragment describes a session in the House of Commons with disrupted spectators and cautious admission of attendees. The writer recalls slipping on damp floors, damp clothing, and a tense atmosphere amid Irish troubles, while seeking credentials and noting signatures for archives.
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Foreign Office
Guy Tate J
Brrth
Guy
League Institute Sees Record Attendance At Glenwood Lake Park
More than 300 persons registered for the southwest Iowa Epworth League Institute held at Glenwood Lake Park last week near Alton. About 210 attended classes while the rest were faculty or staff. New officers were elected for 1926 including Rev Paul H Hicks treasurer and L L Weis as successor dean. A five year lease was renewed for the grounds with a plan for a permanent auditorium to be built. The event featured morning watch services, classes, evening worships, college and stunt nights, and a 21 piece orchestra under Richard Belk aiding music. The seventh Glenwood Institute closed with auditorium services at the Lake Park.
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Southwest Iowa
Epworth League Institute
Posalton
Glenwood Lake Park
New Artute Commission
Evenue
Paul H- Hicks
Malvern Methodist Church
L. L. Weis
Red Oak
Ripley
In’stituta
Kr. ¥. Felt
Silver City
Alas Burgoin
Sliver
City
George A. Lawton
Vililsea
Institute
Frank Bean
Clarinda
Mfte
Wark
Henry Brown
Missouri Valley
Dean Ripley
Raymond ¥. Johnson
Atudenta
Richard Belk
Colp
Glenwood
the Lake Park
Card of Thanks for Sympathy in Sorrow
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for their sympathy and help after the death of our beloved husband and father 4 A. Bishardson. Signed by Mrs A Richardson Aud Family.
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Aorrow
A. Bishardson
A. Richardson
Garden Club Meets Tuesday Evening
The Garden Club holds its regular meeting at Guy Bradinghows house on Tuesday afternoon, July 9, with members expected to discuss upcoming projects and club activities.
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Garden Club
Guy Breadinghows
Editors Tour Black Hills and surrounding sugar beet country
A train from Rapid City heads into the Black Hills and western Nebraska with editors split into seven tours from Bayard to Scottsbluff and beyond. They dine on Sugar Beet company hospitality, see sugar beet fields tended largely by Russian and Mexican workers, and travel through alfalfa country to Torrington for lunch with Merla Eaton and local dignitaries.
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Rapid City
Nebraska
Bayard
Scottsbluff
Guernsey
Wyo
Big Dam
Fort Laramie
Brottablut
Nebr
Altaifa
Biot Helda
Wortman
Atd
Wyoming
Boottabluff
Pentirg
Nobiaake
Torrington
Lions Club
Merla Eaton
Warren Eaton
Emerson
Eaton
M. Eaton
Hyes
Warren Latoun
Louie Eaton
Jasala B. Eaton
Lye
Minnis Davis
McKowns Visit Here Before Returning Home
The McKown party visited Edwin Chamberlain's home after traveling from Excateior Boriuas Mo and stayed overnight. Mrs. McKown improves slowly and plans to remain here with Mrs. Chamberlain before proceeding to Columbus Nebr. Their young sons have stayed with the Chamberlains for weeks during the mother's convalescence. Mr McKown recently bought a large residence adjacent to Gleirleh and converted it into a modern funeral home and chapel.
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Jas. H. McKown
Excateior
Gleirleh
Schopal
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Falla
Malvern Golfers
Shenandoah Course
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Ome
Richardson
Sey ‘Andawa
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Milla County
Z. Av Richardson
League Institute
the Garden Club
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