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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
2
A historical advertisement offers one hundred dollars to solve catarrh cases with Hall's Catarrh Cure. The letter from a National Bank endorses F. J. Cheney as trustworthy and capable. The ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy affecting blood and mucous tissues, with testimonials, price 75 cents, and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
One year subscription is 1.50 for a single copy. Six month and three month options offered. The printed tag shows the time to which the subscription is paid. Papers mailed outside Mills County must be prepaid.
Publisher W. P. Worlman asks readers to check their paper tag and bring any overdue subscriptions up to date. The notice indicates most accounts are paid in advance and requests those behind to settle promptly.
Town of Malvern council proposes a 12 inch vitrified sewer line from an east-of-rail outlet to First Avenue to serve abutting properties. Costs assessed with benefits, contractor guarantees one year repair none, meeting July 44 1913, notice published per law, mayor Jas J. Cook.
A local council proposes a sanitary sewer project on Solid Avenue from First Street manhole north to Sixth Street, installing twelve and ten inch pipes. Abutting properties would bear costs per local law, with a one year durability guarantee post-acceptance and required notices, plats, and inspections included.
Official notice of the town council meeting to discuss levy based on property values and exemptions, with references to the 88 provisions of the law. Includes date June 9th, 1913, and signatures of Mayor A. E. Cook and Recorder G. C. Rinehart.
Town of Malvern proposes a sewer line along shrest avenue from a manhole to Fourth Street using a 12 inch vitrified pipe. Costs to be assessed on abutting properties per benefits conferred with up to 25 percent of actual value as allowed by law. public hearing set for July 14 1913 in City Hall.
Town council proposes a sewer project on Fifth Avenue alley between First and Second Avenues. It details 12 inch vitrified pipe, cost assessments not exceeding 25 percent of actual value, and a public meeting set for 4 PM July 44th, 1943 to discuss the plan.
City council adopts a formal resolution as stated in the passage and orders publication under the by laws. Mayor AL Cook signs the document with Attest by G G Rinehart. The record notes the passage date and official stamping.
The town council proposes a resolution of necessity for a sewer line plan intersecting Fourth Street from a manhole at Fifth Street north to the Fourth Street center, with a ten inch vitrified sewer assessed against abutting property. A meeting is set for July 14 1913 to consider objections, with the mayor and recorder signing the document.
The Iowa state executive council plans to fix land values next month by estimating average land values across the state. Thousands of letters responded to the council secretary’s call for estimates, but responses vary widely and some say cash sale prices are rarely used. Officials doubt large increases in land valuations, noting regional differences in production value.
In Charles City Iowa on June 17 Olive Ackley age eleven drowned while wading with her parents at Mar Dlet Rock in the Shell Rock River. Her sister Julia nearly shared the fate. their father jumped in to save Julia but could not save both. The body was recovered after twenty five minutes. Des Moines reports a temporary injunction in district court to block Fort Dodge Interurban from electrifying a section of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad near Eden Boona county. dispute centers on an interlocking switch and coal yard access.
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