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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
3
Fragmented text markets Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment for catarrh. It asserts the medicine acts on the mucous membranes to strengthen the body and claims a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure, inviting testimonials from Toledo, Ohio.
The March first settlements show many deals blocked by defective titles. Mills County Abstract Company in Glenwood, Iowa, markets a complete up-to-date abstract plant with numerous titles not easily obtainable elsewhere. They offer curing defective titles, with reasonable charges, urging readers to secure a flawless title before borrowing or selling.
The printed tag indicates the time paid for and the subscription price. Paper deliveries beyond Mills county require advance payment. options include one year, six months, or three months for a single copy.
The newspaper publishes complete official proceedings of the county Board of Supervisors, documenting decisions, motions, and actions by county officials for public record and reference.
A prominent Omaha businessman urges boys to save, build capital, and develop thrift as a foundation for future business success. The piece contrasts savers and spenders, cites Theodore Roosevelt’s acquittal on drunkenness, notes the Webb law’s impact on liquor shipments, and reports railroad valuation talks led by state commissioners seeking federal engagement to protect public interests. It mentions high school state aid expansions and pending tax assessment rulings, with local notes on a Marengo death.
Kindly note the tag on your paper and if you are behind in your subscription kindly attend to same at once. We have nearly all of our list now up to be paid in advance class. If yours is behind please bring it up. Resp. W. P. Wortman, Publisher.
Washington June 10 The Minnesota state rate case ends in a substantial victory for Minnesota with the Supreme Court declaring Minneapolis and St. Louis rates confiscatory and unconstitutional while upholding Northern Pacific and Great Western rates. The decision supports state authority to set 2 cent per mile passenger rates and a maximum freight rate, as long as rates are not confiscatory.
Buffalo N Y June 10 Government moves to dissolve the Eastman Kodak trust by receivership if needed. Antitrust suit targets Eastman Kodak Company of New Jersey and New York, seeking division of assets to end monopoly over 72 percent of U S photographic supplies business and restrain price fixing on cameras films and other patented goods. The filing notes the first use of the Supreme Court ruling against patentees right to set resale prices.
Emily Wilding Davison, the militant suffragette who died after interfering with the Derby, will be buried at her home in Longhorsley Northumberland on Saturday. Her coffin will bear a suffragette banner and badge. The Women’s Social and Political Union plans an imposing funeral procession through London and a memorial service at its headquarters.
The Salt Lake City fire chief W. He Bywater faces involuntary manslaughter charges after his automobile struck and killed a ten year old girl while responding to a fire alarm. A coroner's jury found him responsible for the death on grounds of reckless driving.
A June 10 blaze in Springfield Missouri gutted fifteen buildings on the public square after a basement fire overwhelmed firefighters due to low pressure. The disaster damaged the northeast section, paralyzed telephone and streetcar services, and caused an estimated loss of 500000 dollars in contents and structures.
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