County tax reductions total $88 611.17 in 1930s rulings
The state director of the budget cites county and state cuts totaling 88 611.17 with exemptions for Canter and Oak townships and Emerson district. The letter to the Taxpayers League explains reductions and Elliott law exceptions, noting district exemptions and small city decreases tied to mandatory tax rises.
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Mitte
Elliott
Bir
Tax Payers League
Bratoers Eecaee Ceter Bey
Countysean Eeeegens
Spssisers
Townshipg Fosces Sheerese
Canter
Oak Township
Incresese
Union Bed
Thin
Silion Emerson Ind
Gohool Dist
Ncreals
Hastings
Jawnr
Emerson
Glenwood
Welfare Work Benefit Party Held at Malvern
The ladies of the Civic Introve ipet oh of Malvern organize a welfare work benefit in the basement of the church. Six solar seals are to be given away as prizes or proceeds.
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Ipet Oh
Malvern
Tue Tomar
Civic Improvement Club Serves Lunch to School Children
The Civic Improvement club sponsors meals for many school children in the community building. A hot nutritious lunch with milk is served at noon. About thirty five children will receive the lunch with donations welcomed for the cause.
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Civic Improvement Club
Republicans Will Meet in Glenwood Saturday March 12
Republicans plan a series of caucuses to choose delegates for the county and state conventions. County Chair W. C. Rathke issued the call for precinct committeemen to meet on March 6 to select delegates, with Glenwood hosting the county convention on March 12 to name ten delegates to the state convention in Des Moines. The list of committee agents and committeewomen is included for each precinct.
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Des Moines
Chicago
W. C. Rathke
Republican Central Committee
Glenwood
Clyde Rhoads
C. H. Cook
Hazel Hollingshead
Frank WW. Choate
Ina Farquhar
B. W. Knight
Harry Nelson
Indian Creek
Hastings
Ira Turner
Allie Turner
Emerson
EB. Lakin
K. A. Evans
Center Townalil
Jennie Rea
Boner
Anderson Township
Renton Precinect
John Clark
Marie Robbins
Henderson
A. P. Phillips
Mra
Paul Ingraham
Herry
Rawley
R. McPherron
Goldie Baga
Lyons Township
Chas
Allen
B. Warren
Silver Creek
G. M. Hilton
Sam. Anderson
Deer Creek
C. Cols
Helen Bummora
Twenty Five Years For One Robber Of Hummel
James Cotrell and two companions entered the home of John and Laura Hummel with aggravation, stealing about $13,000. Cotrell was sentenced to twenty five years hard labor in Aidney court, the others facing related charges and capture by authorities.
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James Cotrell
John
Laura Hummel
Tames Cotrel
Aidney
Judag
DeMons Iy
Lyland
Ten Ministers and Others Attend Jail Party in Malvern
A quirky gathering in Malvern Wiltshire town featured ten ministers from nearby communities, a banker, two Knights of the Road, an industrialist, and four reporters invited by L. W. Boehmer. The group dined on bacon and beans in the jail, enjoyed plain fare, and shared drinks while photographers captured the scene. The clergy, Knights Donohue and Murray, and Mr. Perkins offered grace as the event unfolded, with the Nightly scene described as casual and curious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Wilts County
Blufte
Omahs
Malvern Fei
L. W. Boehner
W. Boehter
Austrialiat
McGrath
Will Wentworth
Omaha Bee-News
Knights
Boehner
Gertrude Huey
R. L. Donohue
W. J. Murray
Vness Knight Murray
Congregational Church of
Cornell Bluffs
Grace
Perkins
Grant
America
Obituary notices for Mrs A Q Bonine in Malvern area
Mrs A Q Bonine died February 25 at her home on Frank Duval place north of Malvern after illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2:30 PM at the Malvern Methodist church, with music by local musicians and burial in Malvern cemetery. Pallbearers named. family details list relatives in Malvern and Washington. An obituary of Lille Mas Shafer, born 1883 in Knox County Missouri, also notes pneumonia death near Malvern after a long illness, with surviving husband Albert Quince Honlie and five children among extended kin.
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A. Q. Bonine
Frank Duval
Malvern
Torning
Ulness
Io Malvern
R. Bgigeler
H. HR. Amos
BE. Co, Collins
Fred Farquhar
M, Norton
B. J. Lockably
Forrest Kirby
W. W, Wilesx
W. H
Negte
Fred
Cook
Ronnies
Washington
Lille Mas Shafer
Anogy County
Knox City
Albert Quince Honlie
Eoling
Joe Mer
Wade
Sultan
Leren
Tar Payers League Meeting In Marvern March 7
The Tar Payers League will host a meeting at Marvern on March 7 at 1 30 p m All bankers school board members township officers county office holders city officials teachers taxpayers laborers and voters are urged to attend The message comes from chairman W B Boehner.
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Tar Payers League
Marvern
Bh. W. Boehner
Glenwood Dominates State Preliminary Declamatory Contest
Twelve Mills county students from Emerson Hastings Glenwood and Malvern competed Saturday evening at Malvern Community building. Glenwood tops with two firsts and a second led by Dorothy Sherman pupil Beatri cs Wyant and Elizabeth Kirkendall. Other honors include a Malvern win and two Hastings Malvern second places. Ruth Pierce of Hastings barely missed extra time costing a top honor.
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Mills County
Emerson
Hastings
Glenwood
Malvern
Glenwood High School
Dorothy Sherman
Emerton
Malvernians
Tastliga Npeaksef
Ruth Pierce
Marie
Floranes Swoboda
Harry Hilton
Gladys G. Gibson
Creston
Beatirics
Wyant
Union Boldler
Freda Brenning
Elizabeth
Kirkendall
Daddy
Mara
Jean Kochersperger
Edgar Lockabill
Maxine Bhan
Emercon
Ruth Dalzell
Bernice Bechoening
Court Gets in Good Work Before Jury
Mills county district court opened its February term with Judge J. Mantz presiding. Cases heard included State of Iowa vs J H Mundt over intoxicated driving and State of Iowa vs Howard McKern for detention and seduction after marriage, both dismissed for lack of evidence. Judgments were entered in several civil matters, divorces granted, and attorney appointments noted.
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State of Jowa
Howard McKern
Hal
UW. 8
Works
A Corp
Judem Agatnst
Allen Mrg. Co
Wm. Tussah
Costa
WH. T. Welland
Glenwood
Torney
Berths
Degenhart
Frank Pegenhart
Farha — Rand
Wilbert W. Rand
Otto L. Kline Dies in Omaha Hospital
Otto L. Kline longtime White Cloud resident died Monday evening in Covenant hospital Omaha after abdominal surgery and pneumonia following a recent heart attack. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the First Baptist church, with further notice to follow next week.
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Otto L. Kline
White Cloud Townahin
Covenant Hospital
Omaha
L. R. Bobbitt
Malvern High Set to Graduate 31 in 1932 Class
Malvern High will graduate 31 seniors in 1932, one of the largest classes in the school's history. The class includes 16 girls and 15 boys, with eight girls in the normal training program and four boys in vocational agriculture. Gretchen Gidley is president, Janet Swain secretary, and E C Kincaid is the class sponsor.
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Aicest
Malvern High School
Will
Mag.” Gunter
Max Daehner
Donald Dillehay
Earl Jones
Max Shook
Gretchen Gidley
Janet Swain
Supt
E. C. Kincaid
Ferne Alberts
Leonard Anderson
Harry Lockablil
Percy Atkinson
Cecil Mefurdy
Harriet Beattia Dale Moreford Teosge
Biggerstam
Helen Pace
Lorene Brake Evelyn Paulwon
Quien Butler
Edward Piper
Chester Butts
Waunetta Scott Velma Custer
Vera Shafer
Max Dashner
Donald Dillehuy
Janet Swaly Ferns Dyke
Maxine van Oradel
Gretchen Gidlyy
Raymond Waller
Alice Hall
Enid Wilear
Bemuel Hutchings
Lorena Wille Lavonte Worstall
News from the County Seat in Glenwood Bronday licensing rush
County Treasurer Otto Jud gins office saw a rush as the last day to license without penalty passed. About thirty five cars and ten trucks were licensed that day. A substantial amount of tax money was collected at the office.
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Otto Judgins
Glenwood Bronday
Tne
No. 3 APElonligy Fish License Ready to Mail
A fishing license numbered 3 APElonligy is neatly prepared and set for dispatch to the owner. The date of Wave, April 4, is noted. Pr W S Hilatt of Malvern placed his order with County Recorder Hattle at the court Rowap last week.
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Ay Goon
Fragmented OCR Note with Fading Names and Places
Readable fragments describe a roadway or highway scene with worries and official terms. Mentions a named area and legal terms, but most names and places are garbled. The readable bits suggest a local traffic incident or legal notice surrounding a region near a famed area.
Our Sixty Cent Corn Offer Closes Monday in Malvern
The Malvern edition reports a sixty cent corn offer closed last Monday Feb 23. The initiative raised corn prices to support farmers during low market conditions. Subscribers helped by taking the paper at the reduced price and several hundred bushels of corn were contributed. The Leader thanks Kanee & Nelson elevator at Malvern and Harbor elevator at Sunderson for assistance. no further corn purchases are planned.
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Malvern
Abe
Ont Uulers
Lo Ua
Kanee & Nelson
Malver
Harbor
Sundereon
Democratic district meeting at Atlantic March sixth
A district meeting of the Democratic Party will be held at Atlantic on Saturday March 6 at 1 30 pm in City Hall. Richard F Mitchell national committeeman of Mort Dodge will attend and all Democrats are urged to be present.
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Atlantic Baturday
City Hall
Richard F. Mitchell
Mort Dodge
Letter details drouth, food aid and drought relief in Niobrara Nebraska
A letter from Niobrara, Nebraska recounts Red Cross aid delivering 34 700 pounds of corn and hay to 214 farmers amid deep snow and livestock scarcity. It notes government feed loans, rising hay prices to 16 dollars a ton, and hopes for a good crop year with continued donations to keep stock intact. Jenn Forsyth, Chairman of Knox County Board, expresses gratitude.
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Nebraska Drouth
Grasshopper
J. F. Weurin
Malvern
Niobrara
Miscari River
Yankton
Wearin
Red Cross
Hyestuck
Ynto Spring
Jenn
Forsyth
Charman County
Glenwood Residence Damaged in Tuesday Incident
A fragmentary report notes a home on Vine Street suffered minor damage amid a crowd and unclear events near Glenwood on Tuesday. Names and exact details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
Local elections shape Malvern budget and school board
As Malvern nears elections on March 14, two races shape local taxes and services. Voters will decide two school board seats with a $27,000 public fund, while city offices including mayor and council face a full slate and revised term lengths.
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Ene Nation
Board of Education
Mare
R. W. Mansfeld
F. R. Chantry
Chantry Axneda
Mira
Maraneld Han
Mamibora
Board of Education Sabe
Tthe
Arth
Glenwood
Pacific Junction
Inez
Aled
D. E. Whitfield
J. MM. Steele
HR. Ky, Piper
T. L. Salyers
R. W. Mansfield
W. D. Slothener
Margaret Wilson
Board of Park Commissioners
Bsteele
W. W. Alstrope
Verne RicCord
Sound of Park Commissioners
Malvern
Jury Begins Work at District Court Mills county term reconvenes
The Mills county district court reconvened after a week with no jury. Judge H J Mantz presided as juries were empaneled for cases including Botna Valley State Bank vs FP Owens et al and Frank Smith vs Bart Baker. Jury pools included residents from Glenwood Malvern and Purdinance area. deliberations began with the first case going to the jury around 10 percent past 10.
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Mills County District Court
H. J. Mantz
Chas. R. Linn
Botna Valley State Bank
A. Owens
Ruail Estate
Frank Johnsson
Strahan
Warren Gayland
Geo
Wolfe
Frank Smith
Bart Baker Ty
A. Harald
Council
Bireyer Suumera
Btrabal
Ae Ohare
Jet Jury
Thureiay - Oren Ut Srleok
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Enefit
Rathke
Sidney
le W. Heehner
Neumonia
White Cloud Two
Malvern High
Apelonligy
Gretzona
Olegals
Democrata
Atlantic
Knox County
Furare
Spas
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