K A BOR COLLEGE Southwestern Iowa offers arts and sciences instruction
A historical notice presents a long list of faculty and programs at a venerable Southwestern Iowa college. It highlights a large library of twelve thousand volumes, well equipped laboratories, a gymnasium, and a Christian community. Celebrities and instructors cited include R H Stetson, M A Oberlin, Margaret Lawrence, Grace Cronkhite, Claude Nettleton, Hans Albert, Ida Evans Snyder, with studies in philosophy mathematics organ piano vocal music violin painting.
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College
Southwestern Iowa
Old papers for sale and town news from Malvern
Dr Campbell reports the arrival of a little daughter at the Owen Hamaker home. Mr Cox of Hastings visited Omaha with daughter Mrs Dearing. C B Christy returned from Boone county with land sales. East Liberty Cemetery to hold monthly meeting at the church last Wednesday. A four month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Cox died of cholera infantum. Miss Florence Ockerson elected primary teacher in Shenandoah schools. Mrs Nick Clark and mother Abel Carey discuss Hastings fire that burned barn and hay due to four year old Flossie lighting a match. Geo Leith of Silver City traveled through Malvern. A boy at R B Lewis home arrived Friday. Bridges Bros plan a vacation until weather cools. D R Lewis lost a horse, breaking its leg. Prof Moser returns from western trip with hot winds. Editorial note on newspaper criticism. Mollie West found at Mt Pleasant asylum July 1 after sunstroke. O K Dellicker family from Omaha visiting. picnic at Chantry’s landing with local families.
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Dr. Campbell
Owen Hamaker
Owen
Jno. Cox
Hastings
Omaha
Dearing
Mr C
East Liberty Cemetery Association
East Liberty Church
C. B. Christy
Boone County
Neb
C. B
C. A. Hurlbutt
Tabor
Arthur Cox
Florence Ockerson
Shenandoah
Iowa
Nick Clark
Abel
Carey
Flossie
Lis
Geo. Leith
Silver City
Malvern
Dr. Parsons
R. B. Lewis
Bridges Bros
Mollie West
Creston
Mt. Pleasant
Miss West
O. K. Dellicker
Geo. Mellors
J. J. Wilson
J. W. Seeger
Hillsdale
Chantry’s Landing
Frank Robbing
Mills County Fair marks 27th annual exhibition in Malvern
The Mills County Fair Association announces the twenty seventh annual Mills County Fair to be held in Malvern on September 3 4 and 5 with premium lists released. The event promises strong premiums in exhibits and the speed ring with several hundred dollars allocated for speed events. Farmers are urged to prepare entries to contribute to a successful gathering as every department will be represented and the fair aims to be the region’s best. In other news Mrs Sarah Poole Rains born 1839 near Sedalia Missouri and died July 22 in Glenwood Mills County leaving five children four of whom survive Elmer Dora Newton and Clara with Newton in Tacoma Washington and Clara in Yankton South Dakota. Burial occurred July 23 at Malvern Cemetery conducted by Tider Stevenson Christadelphian pastor. Mrs Poole was sister to W T and A M Rains and Dames A J Chantry and Jos Johnson of the area and Henry Rains of Kansas and Mrs Mary Roberts of Missouri.
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Mills Co. Fair Association
Iowa
Sarah Poole
Sarah Rains
Sedalia
Mills County
Banoni Poole
Elmer
Dora
Newton
Clara
Tacoma
Wash
Yankton
S. D
Poole
Glenwood
Malvern Cemetery
Tider Stevenson
The
Christians Church
Messrs
W.T
A. M. Rains
Mesdames
A.J. Chantry
Jos. Johnson
Henry Rains
Kansas
Mary Roberts
Missouri
Big Southwestern Barn Built by J D Rohing
J D Rohing completed a very large barn in Southwestern Town measured at 150 feet square. The structure is divided into four feeding divisions for cattle with progressive promotion from division one to four before market. The barn also stores about 500 tons of hay.
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J. D. Rohing
Tabor College promotes campus plan and nearby tournaments
The Malvern third baseball squad challenges regional teams to play ball. Tabor College, under active management, campaigns in local papers with displays and meetings to attract students. At the Tabor Tournament Glenwood won first with Cleveland second and Tabor third. beer shipments and betting rumors surround coverage. financial and real estate notices follow, including a Malvern property sale by S. C. Huntur & Co.
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Tabor College
Hum
Tfen
Tabor
Glenwood
Cleveland
Nebraska City
Bro, Wield
Hillsdale
Beacon Min
Vfinancial
Real Estate Transfers July 1 13 1901 Mills County
Transfers of title recorded at Mills County Recorder from July 1 to 13 1901 list numerous grants including M G Ed wards to O A Sar Beant 64 lot 26 and more in section 14 72 48 and others to Benj Johnson John Jackson widower to Mary Ann Hubbell and more. Several rail and mortgage related entries appear with varied locations Malvern and Emerson noted. Real estate mortgages and chattel filings also listed along with a Malvern vs Plattsmouth baseball recap and game notes.
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Mills County Recorder
M. G. Edwards
John Tucker
O A Sar Beant
Benj Johnson
Johns
John Jackson
Mary Ann Hubbell
Sok
Kcstroe&ck Rego Tod B
RQR Rco
Us&s
Hastings Lagoon
Sidney
S Pond
L Tubbs
Wo Brown
J G Adams
Emerson
Chceesenseaey
Wu Angus
Wileliam
Walter H Angus
Love
Atteclace
Bihowon
Town
James Solomon
Daniel Barvie
U Spratter
M A Spratter
John Perdue
Lot
Malvern
Dubbs
Ezabeth Wouth
Rebedou A Duncan
John Sundiland
John Olson
Wite
John Terestron
Park
Pacific Jungtian
God
Per Pretey Saan Ans Schooning
Frederick Schroeder
Mineola
Ab Broderick Sotroader
H Brunig
DMC
Ola
Wim Kneeland
Wrink Bridges
Strahan's
SC Osborn
Marsh
Glenwood
Iowa
Edwin Ilyy
Louella de Dariel
Lotsa
Henderson
Lowa
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BOR College
John Gordon
M. A
Yale
J. T. Pairchild,a. B
Oberlin
Harvard
H. E. Farnham
Colby
R. H. Stetson
M. A. Oberlin
Philosophy
Margaret Lawrence
Mathematics
L. W. Smith
Fairfield
University of Nebraska
Grace L. Cronkhite
New England
Virgil
N. Y
Moszkowski
Paris
Bertha Williams
Chicago Conservatory
Claude J. Nettleton
Hans Albert
Ida Louisa Evans Snyder
Philadelphia Art School
Thos
Askin
Torrens
Gaston Hall
C.E. Burris
Black Hills
D. R. Lewis
Standard Oil
Lewis
Prof. Moser
Nebraska
Brevier Brown
C. B. Curissy
Old Leader
S. C. Huntur & Co
Wells
Guenther Bros
Bushnell and Wortz. Ath
Plattsmouth
Yellow Jackets
Masters
Mulholland
McKinney
F. Mulholland
R. Masters
Shephard
Jones
George Masters
Bert
Ramsey
Graves
Jones Hand
Cecil
Geo. Masters
Tontigat Plattamouth
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