Editors Tour Black Hills Cherokee: Hot Springs Welcome
The editors traveled Chadson Nebraska to Buffalo Gap then Hot Springs South Dakota for a Black Hills tour. They were greeted by Dr and Mrs Blain Young and other locals, toured the city and surrounding countryside, and enjoyed a dinner program at the city auditorium. The party visited Hyans Plunge and the Morehouse home, praised Hot Springs famous hot springs and scenic beauty, and noted the area as gateway to the Black Hills.
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Chadson
Nebr
Buffalo Gap
Black Hills
Blaihe Young
Hot Springs
Black Hide
Doctor Young
Malvern
Inge
Emma Young
Schode
Bhite
Acto Golf Courne
Charles Badger Clark
W. Fag Bulow
South “Dakota
Wortman
H. C. Morehouse
Flat Springs
Canyon
Morehouses
Mra
Malvern Fire Department Quells Lumber Fire After Noon Alarm
A community crowd gathered as the Malvern Fire Department responded to a lumber shed fire near the T. N. tracks south of the Malvern Milling Company. Firefighters quickly applied an extinguisher, stopping the blaze before it reached larger scale, and the town resumed its midday routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Fire Department
T. N
Malvern Milling’ Company
Shettatara
Malvermiane
Glenwood Hosts Mills County Fourth Celebration Parade
Glenwood to observe Independence Day with a morning parade led by a big band, floats, decorated cars, and prize rewards for outside entries. Afterward, a patriotic program at Court House park features Lt Governor Clem F Kimball as speaker, followed by midway attractions, a carnival, and an evening dance in the armory. The town promotes a wholesome, old fashioned Fourth with modern trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Glenwood
Court House Park
Clem F. Kimball
Mls
4-H Club Plans Camp at County Fair Dinner
4 H Club Committee, led by Mrs F Davis county chairman, hosted a Friday evening dinner at the Mills County country home to discuss a first ever Boys and Girls Camp for girls under Farm Bureau direction. The event drew county fair quaters and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buk Teay
County Fair Oquaters
Thia
W.C. Banner
Prank Summers
Ming Gladys Bradley
Misa Geraldine Ladywell
Farm
Bursau
Albert
Hyrer
Earl Robbins Flies From New York to Fort Crook Via Malvern
Earl Robbins son of Mrs Charles Robbins piloted a Douglas attack plane from New York to Fort Crook with stops at Detroit Chicago Davenport Iowa City and Malvern. He greeted Lindbergh in New York area before continuing to Fort Crook then flew to Muskogee and Galveston after a Malvern visit.
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Stett
Karl Robbins
Charles Robbins
Malreta
Fort Crook
New York
Lienteneht Robbins
4Ir
Galveston
Langley Field
Virginia
Charles Lindbergh
Memphis
Lieutenant Robbins
Lindbergh
Earl
Lindy
Robbins
Detroit
Chicago
Davenport
Iowa City
Malvern
Port Crook
Muskogee
Oklo
Drill Grounds Graded on School Campus
Grounds suitable for physical education drills are being graded on the south part of Malvern High School campus. The ground will be leveled for drill purposes and a walkway from the rear Echoe building is being widened to double its present width.
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Malvern
Malvern Post Office Upgraded to Second Class Status
Malvern will gain second class post office status after volume of business exceeded eighty hundred dollars in the last fiscal year. Five hour clerk will bolster the postmaster’s staff while civil service results and a permanent appointment follow. Donner, appointed August 1923, has been long in charge with Walter Van Horne as assistant, and annual receipts must be sustained to retain the new status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Closs
Staf
Betton
Donner
Dohner
Walter van Horne
Malvern 8
Hays 77th Birthday Dinner Held At Home
On Sunday June 26 Mrs. C. M Hays celebrated her 77th birthday with a chicken dinner hosted by Mrs Haya and daughters. Guests included Mr and Mrs Chas H Smith, Mr and Mrs Ira Hays and Randolph relatives, Mr and Mrs J C Haya, Mr and Mrs Geo Peugh and family, Mr and Mrs Wm Davis of Farragut, Mr Pearl, Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson of Omaha, Mrs Yeasle Grayson and son Edwin, Frank Porter, Aubrey Grayson, James Tillery, and John Scueytte, plus other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Mhays
Arthur Johnson
Omaha
Yeasle Grayson
Edwin
Frank Porter
Aubrey Grayson
James Tillery
John Scueytte
Hays
English Farm Life in Wales Borderland Grazing Country
A traveler describes a Welsh borderland English farm focused on grazing, with Hereford cattle prevalent and prices noted for yearlings and sires. Sheep crossbreeding with Welch and Shropshire yields hardy lambs. June lambs weigh sixty five pounds and fetch six and a half dollars, as English markets auction livestock in clustered pens and carts.
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Hereford
England
America
Malvern Scouts Plan July 2 Meeting at Community Building
Malvern aims to reestablish a boy scout group led by J C Dawson with a gathering of boys 12 and older at the Malvern Community Building on Saturday July 2 at 10 30 a m. The event will show fire starting by wood friction, with A J Rohrhaugh guiding as coatmaster and assisting Dawson in forming new troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
J. C. Dawson
Malvern Nine Beats Riverton to Open Camp Run
Malvern baseball nines beat Riverton 11 to 6 Sunday to raise their season win streak to four. EB Pace and F Pace homered, while Malvern gathered 14 hits off Riverton pitcher Broughton. Malvern committed only one error. Riverton had eight miscues. Lay halted a dangerous rally in the third, with Windom and F Pace handling battery duties. Malvern will host Randolph next Sunday, a team drawn from southwest Iowa semi pro players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Baseball
Riverton
F. Pace
Malvern
Broughton
Tiverton
Gence Gelu
Jones
H. Pace
Shoemaker
Windom
Lay
F .Pace
Randolph
Iowa
Former Owner of T. and N. R. R. Dies
Robert McClelland, 85, died Saturday at his Pasadena home after a lengthy Omaha exile. He built the Tabor and Northern in 1884, touted as the shortest steam railroad in the United States, linking Tabor with Malvern and the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line. He spent forty years in Onghe, ran a coal business, helped start hospitals, and was active in Presbyterian work before moving to Pasadena in 1891.
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Robert McClelland
Pasadena
Calif
Hyed Gince
Omaha
Mr. McClelland
Tabor & Northern
United States
Mr. MacClelland
Tabor
Malvern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Junior Clubs on Annual Tour
A detailed report of the Junior Club Tour on Tuesday June 21 recounts large attendance and strong community support. Stops at multiple farms feature Guernsey, Jersey, and Hereford stock, poultry, and pigs, with a noon picnic at Glenwood Lake Park. The program at 4-H Girls’ club event includes songs, readings, a pageant, and talks by Frank Reed and E B Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Lake Park
George Cutella Farm
Virgil
VA. Matthews Farm
Gravel
Anna Margaret
Kesterson
Ruth Pittman
Jersey
Wyandotte
Tabor Road
Leonard Seeger
Edwin
Wily
Fumber
Walter Hilton Fort
Wayne
Duroc Jeraey
John Slaughter Farm
Theron and Drayton
Henry Buch
Carl
Ernest
Juliya
Buch
Clifford Wolf
Herby Ramussen
Marlon
Farm Bureau
Glenwood Creamery
Frank Reed
E. B. Thomas
Beet
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Falls
Black Hille
Anes Fonie
City of
Ouse Pady
Webpaela” Alstrepe
Earl Robbins
Wales
Seta
Viale
English Market
Boy Scouts
Commuunity Building
Malvern Nine
Fair Grounds
Rox Sovre
Riverton AB
Simpson
McCord
Oo Jones
G. Barkus
Amree
Barkus
Aeeneee Windom
Elverton
Albert Ayzer
Deupree Farm
C. Z. Peupree Farm
Philver
Walter Lee
Bobby Scotty Moore
Lea Farm
Gerald
Donner Farm
Walter Curl
Hgt
Anutler
Dale Haremop
Leonard Parker
Japile Supimers
Milly County
Mr. Reed
Jowt
Bewt Eiyo
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