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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
3
A scanned Malvern Iowa page summarizes local events including social visits from residents such as Miss Faith Dann and Mrs J L Evans, church activities with a Supper at Theipsburgh, and various family announcements. It notes births, travel to Omaha and Lincoln, and school events at Red Oak, Drake, and St Marys.
Wesley Chapel Community mourns the death of William Bertis Blunt the small son of Mr and Mrs Russell Blunt of Plattsmouth Nebraska. He died after surgery in Omaha hospital following a fall. He is survived by his parents grandparents and a brother. Funeral services were held at Wesley Chapel Church conducted by Rev Horton with interment in Wesley Chapel Cemetery.
Mrs. Howard of Slyer City visited her son Walter Howard and daughter Mr and Mrs Clarence Dunagan and young son near Glenwood. Mrs. Nahley aided by her mother near Henderson. Mrs. Wise died after a lingering illness. Me and Mira AL TR Teingen and family visited Berlinner Nebr. from Cleawood. Mayberry of Malvern reports fever. Tapraham township ladies plan a sewing lesson demonstration this afternoon inviting Silver Creek neighbors to attend.
Reports to the United States Department of Agriculture show county agents aiding farm enterprises in 1924. They compare expenses and profits to determine how to increase net incomes for the year.
Hastings residents and families are listed in a bustling social roundup with arrivals and departures, travels to Des Moines and Omaha, summer plans in progress, and a large wedding at the Methodist Church. The notice includes births, engagements, and community notices with multiple local people referenced.
The article records a damaging storm south of Strahan and reports losses on farms including Alva Hartley and McAlister, plus garden and crop damage. It notes residents visiting Malvern, parish plans, and local officials addressing tax notices and funding bond resolutions adopted by Mills County Supervisors on May 24 1923 with bids and approvals for funding bonds and a May 26 meeting.
Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors met May 24 1923 with all members present to act on tax apportionment for 1922 land in A H Dolph estate and to set plans for Missouri River District No 1 special tax payments. The board ordered hearings for tax appeals, discussed removal from a petition, and voted on payment schedules with options and interest terms for district taxes.
The completed “Bual House” in Kingsway Aldwych London, erected by Bush Terminal for American interests, will house largely American tenants. The ground floor already hosts the London branch of Guaranty Trust Company of New York.
Mot ten Mills hosts visiting family as Ralph and Pauline Bryant share news of their mother Mrs. 8. M. Coppack in Dea Pitken paugh with a baby girl arriving June first. Numerous residents make calls in Hastings Shenandoah Macedonia and Omaha. Rebekah lodge officers elected Ana Boileau and Margaret Tarbor as N G Kate Fulton as Secry Octs Harover as Treasurer. Children’s Day at M E Church drew large attendance and a collection over eleven dollars. multiple towns courted by visitors such as Grant Emerton McClelland and Co Bluffs. Twin girls Lavana and Loraine born to Mr and Mrs Elaworth Plumb June 6.
An ad cites Adlerika with buckthorn bark glycirine and other ingredients to remove foul decaying matter from both upper and lower bowel. The copy warns dizziness and faintness from undigested food and asserts protection against appendicitis. The Collins Drug Company is named as source.
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