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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
8
A local teems and Farm Bureau meeting in Piattville was delayed while a planning session proceeded. The event outlines focus on club activities, leadership guidance, and preparations for a March conference with Mrs Bates, featuring lessons on sewing, garments, and farm family projects.
A wedding reception recounts a country ceremony with a bride in a laser gown and a groom in simple attire. The vows, guests, and gifts unfold with humorous interruptions as the couple depart for their coastward journey, amid festive mischief and maternal farewell.
Mills County records detail seed corn lots with test results and counts of strong, weak, and dead kernels. Lot No 22 Reid's Yellow Dent 1835 test shows 92 strong, 2 weak, and dead. Lot No 23 Silvermine 1925 test shows 4 strong, 5 weak, and 1 dead. totals indicate several hundred to over a thousand bushels per lot. The report urges thorough testing before seed use, noting 1924 and 1925 ear corn tests and the need for individual ear tests to ensure seed reliability.
L. M. Grar was called to Oakland last week by the illness of his brother Thomas E. Grer. The latter passed away about noon Thursday. The funeral was held at Oakland Saturday at two o'clock. He was survived by his wife, several children, and many relatives and friends.
Murtis Rossiter remains away from Friday to Monday while Joe Dalton is away. Cat Mauk attended a regional convention in Dee Maines as Edwin Todd Post delegate. Mrs C L Ellis returned from MrClelland after assisting with Frenk Ellis swin babies and Hillie granddaughter arm injury. Warne Rhode family moved to East street property. Weatherhead family hears of Virginia Farney daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Farney.
A Hopkins resident, Mth J H Foteet, is admitted for an operation to address paralysis from a fall. Doctors describe a hopeful but experimental nerve transfer procedure as a possible remedy, with the patient aiming to regain use of her limbs.
Record of instruments fled in the Mills County Recorder and District Court offices for the week ending February 1926. Includes transfers such as Albert Pulimen et al to Willie Agan and various deeds and filings with parcel descriptions and monetary figures amid fragmented OCR text.
A brief legal notice indicates an adjustment to a small amount under Section 13-73 involving John F Schowning and General T. Rev. W. By FL86, with an exchange of funds noted. The fragment references an 85 cent ceres and a charge related to the excharge action.
Fragmentary notice shows a county treasurer and tax deed reference with 75 acres and a small payment amount. Reads like a public tax sale or road assessment note with incomplete names and numbers.
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