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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
2
A discussion on how home and shop environments drive disease spread through ignorance of simple health rules, stressing alignment of indoor life with outdoor conditions. The column notes social updates from Malvern and surrounding towns, including travel, visits, births, real estate, and local business activities, with numerous residents named.
Citizens are urged to participate in the county fair by bringing exhibits from farms and homes. Each person should contribute something such as livestock, produce, dairy, crafts, or art. The message stresses collective effort to boost the fair’s quality and variety.
A bustling fair preparations piece notes a nearly completed mammoth amphitheatre, a large tent for stock, and a lively midway. Entries flood in for racing, stock displays include George H. White’s twenty head Short horn herd, and more than 100 art entries from Bowling Green. Music from Taylor’s band and nightly shows complement a packed schedule with four baseball teams and a moving picture program. Swann’s office is set, and officials anticipate a record fair with expert judging by W. J. Kennedy and N. C. Wragg, plus a dairy and food exhibit on food adulteration.
Bank of Malvern advertises five per cent money farm loans with ten year terms. The notice emphasizes accessible financing for farmers and a straightforward repayment plan.
The Leader acknowledges errors in last week’s coverage of Judge Thornell’s decision in the Robbins Parker case. It cites that Thornell supplied the county clerk with an extended statement of law and notes the Tribune’s criticisms as unfounded while stating Robbins plans to appeal to the supreme court.
A printing error listed season family tickets at $1.00 instead of the correct $1.50. The notice clarifies pricing for season family tickets $1.50 each, season family and team tickets $2.25, season team tickets 7c, season single tickets 75c, single admission 25c, single team 25c.
An illustrated collage of local notices offers goods and services. Buds Se clgar prices, fresh fruit by Deardorff, and smoke tips appear beside a lost fox terrier alert. A request seeks host families for teachers during August Institute and contact through Geo. I. Davis and Miss Mabel Potts.
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