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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
6
An equal quantity of bread was prepared with three baking powders Royal Cream of Tartar, phosphate, and alum. Each sample was exposed to digestive fluid for the same time. The bread with Royal Cream of Tartar powder showed 100 percent digestion, phosphate powder 68 to 84 percent, and alum powder achieved the remaining percentage.
Our County Neighbors reports weekend visiting and travel around Shenandoah Iowa. Mr and Mrs Geo Spalding returned home from John Olis visit. Several locals attend shopping and social events. The Coburg Imogene ball game drew interest with Imogene winning. A cancer operation in Council Bluffs and a lightning accident near R M McKenzie are among the noted events. Local residents and visitors from Omaha Sidney and Beatrice are listed with brief updates.
The next regular examination for uniform county certificates will be held at the county superintendent's office in Glenwood Iowa on June 25 26 and 27 1913. Examinations begin promptly at eight o'clock Wednesday morning the 25th. Lists of old questions and regulations will be sent upon request. County Supt. Goo EB Masions 4awe.
Busy session of the Board of Supervisors last Friday with all members present. Sheriff Bushnell and Mr. Ed Summers visited Knoxville for hospital matters. A marriage license issued to Perry Van Meter and Edna Dorr. A new handbook on township clerks and trustees mailed from the Auditor. Out-of-town callers listed. Militia rifle practice and encampment plans noted. Revival meetings continue. Mrs. Dora Pritchard wed A. Williams in Wayne Nebraska. Local incidents include a jail sentence for intoxication and reckless driving. A lightning strike destroyed L G Adams’s hay barn. insurance partly covers losses. Strawberry and Tea Cream social planned at the church.
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