Pheasant Chicks Ordered as Local Wildlife Group Plans Release
Mill County wildlife group reports a strong record raising 1100 pheasants last summer with cost per bird well under state average. This year 600 chicks ordered to be raised and released when ready. Community events note Empress Theater fire, local ads, and various lodge and church activities across Mills County including a successful O. B. S. school and ordained pastor.
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Mill
Wildlife Teague
Fremont County
Empress Theater
Malvern
C. A. Boyer
Leader
Dale Shelton Jr
Sheridan, Wyn
D. H. Shelton & Sons
Wildlife group meeting outlines pheasant rise plan
A meeting of Milla county residents from Glenwood Malvern and Emerson at the opera house drew about 40 attendees. They voted to raise 500 pheasants next year and to release quail this year while farmers prepare tree and shrub cover. Wm Davis showed wildlife pictures and John Longstreet presented pheasant films. New officers elected include Dr J A Kilne president Edwin Carter vice president H B Greenwood secretary Fred Workman treasurer.
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America ‘Legion Auxiliary
Mathodrat
Wm. Rathke
Omaha
Mills County Wildlife Conservation League
Opera House
H. EB. Greenwood
Maxine Davis-Thomas
Thia
Milla County
Wildlife Conservation League
Glenwood
Malvern
Emerson
Wm. Davis
John Longstreet
J. A. Kilne
Edwin Carter
H. B. Qreenwood
Fred Workman
Income Tax Specialist Sets March 12 Availability
A field auditor for the Tawe State Tax Commission will be at the courthouse at several locations to assist taxpayers in preparing 1060 state income tax returns. The dates listed are March 14, 25 and 99, with specific venues and times to be announced.
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Button
Tawe
State Tax Commission
Court House
Oisn Wood
Corplog
Atlantic
Uiew to more regular Y bhaairy a
The fragmentary text offers minimal readable facts. No clear names, places, dates, or events emerge to form a coherent news item or summary.
Hastings Malvern Percival Randolph Win Last Night
In the 1941 sectional high school tournament opening at Malvern Community Building, Hastings Randolph and Percival defeated Bartlett Anderson and Riverton. Malvern beat Farragut 46 32. Randolph led 40 17 in a 23 point win as Blakely scored seven field goals. Tonight's schedule features Strahan Thurman, Tabor Glenwood, Hastings Randolph, and more with finals Saturday.
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Malvern
Hastings
Randolph
Percival
Bartlett
Anderson
Hiverton
Farragut
Blakely
Randolph Boys
Dodd
Fichter
Straight
Billy Phelps
Hasting
Riverton
Rivton
Seahatora Theiesiees
Malverg
Orioles
Fremont County
Dale Dyke
Jackson Boys
McMullen
Ferragut
Verte Davis
Corning
J. H. England
College Springs
Carl Zimmerman
Tom Gidley
Strahan
Thurman
Tabor
Glenwood
Viola Weeks Sues Town of Malvern for Damages
Mills county court heard Viola Edsa Weeks seek 4500 dollars plus damages for injuries from a fall alleged to be due to Malvern town negligence. Weeks claims on July 8 1940 she fell into an unmarked ditch near Strahan Street and sustained jaw and dental injuries. the town contends the ditch was properly barricaded with red warning lights and not responsible. Jury later adjourned for next term.
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Mills County District Court
Mills County
Maurice Mayberry
American Bureay Co
Mayberry
Viola Edsa Weeks
Malvern
Sarah Ivy
Mildred Deltchler
Russell Avell
Elaine Agan
Iva Boileau
C. E. Heaton
Clifford Wolfe
W. R. Byington
Auxiliary Guest Day Program Highlights Lincoln Salute
The American Legion Auxiliary observed its annual guest day with Dave Barnett of Glenwood as guest speaker, praising Americanism. A high school girls sextet provided music while Miss Geiger's pupils presented two Lincoln day plays and Leonard Boehner read a Lincoln story. Tea featured red white and blue candles. District chairman Mrs Ide Flannagan poured, with president Mrs F H Mulholland presiding and tea organized by several members.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Dave Barnett
Glenwood
American Legion
Miss Geiger
Leonard Boehner
Lincoln
Ide Flannagan
Silver City
Flannagan
F. H. Mulholland
Vern Dunn
T. EB. Shonke
J. E. Bitaon
Joseph Heneen
State Examiners Begin County Book Audit This Week
State auditors started checking county books this week with female staff leading the work. The audit is expected to take six weeks to two months, signaling a formal financial review of county records.
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Audloy
Treasurer's Office Opens at Noon for March Taxpayers
County Treasurer C. D. Alstrope announces the office will be open during the noon hour from March 1 to the end of the month to accommodate taxpayers.
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Taxpayers County
C. D. Alstrope
Mrs Fletcher to Present Pupils in Recital at Home Studio
Mrs Zelmg Fletcher will present her pupils in a recital Monday at 8 p.m. at her home studio. The program will feature two piano numbers. All interested in the program are invited to attend.
Marriage by Long Distance Telephone Joins Emerson Couple
Mise Gladys June Venneuadie of Emerson and Orval B. Briggs wed by long distance telephony. The bride, in Lae Navy office, and Briggs aboard a Pacific ship conducted the ceremony with the pastor on speakerphone. The couple had tried twice to finalize the date and awaited Briggs's ship arrival to seal the vows.
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Emerson
Mise
Gladys June Venneuadie
J. A. Vanuayadis Uylugees
Orval
Briggs
Baturdey
Lae
Navy
O. A. Bullaiag 9
Heatharite Wash
Fell Ray
Robert Reger
Pautier
Sreneny
Abe
Pacific
Pari
Fire at Empress Theater Damages Malvern Building
A Friday 3 a.m. blaze at the Empress Theater in Malvern caused heavy smoke and heat damage. Fire destroyed part of the stage and screen, cracked plaster, blistered paint, and damaged 15,000 feet of film. An automatic fire bomb in the projection booth likely helped halt spread. Repairs may take weeks. losses near seven thousand dollars.
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Malvern
Empress Theater
Jake Frazier
F. E. Pace
Deardorff
J. H. Beckwith
Henderson appoints new postmaster Etwel Shook
Etwel Shook was named acting postmaster at Henderson by Bengler Her ying teet week. Mia Rhea Sow ork, present postmaster, will leave the office in April.
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Etwel
Henderson
Bihel Shook
Bengler Herying
Mia
Rhea Sowork
Acca Sausts On The Max Benton Dairy Nob Route
A fragmented phrase suggests a local dairy story involving Max Benton and a route or road concerning a dairy operation. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to confirm specifics or outcomes.
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Max Benton Dairy
March Weather Recap With Storms and Snow
A March weather summary describes a progression from a calm start to a weekend electrical storm, then a light snow event and finally a fierce blizzard. Temperatures fluctuated from cool to mild with recorded highs and lows across days including 28 10, 40 16, 68 26, 62 83, 38 21, 88 36, and 39 24 with varying precipitation totals.
Mrs Warner Dies After Stroke in Malvern Store
Mrs Edna Lemp Warner 41 died Friday after suffering a stroke while shopping at Malvern stores. She lay in state at Mansfield Funeral Home with Silver Urn Chapter O E B 8 guarding, then funeral services were held in St Louis. She was born July 26 1900 in St Louis and was widow of William Warner. She divided time between Malvern and St Louis after his death in 1998 and is survived by a sister and several relatives.
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Edna Lemp Warner
Mansfield Funeral
Warner Ws
Malvern
St. Loula
Mra
Rilurtia
Bhole
Nee
Rilwarnia
Auate
Last week DHooke discontinuing retell deliveries
Last week the company DHooke ceased retell deliveries citing operational constraints. No further details were provided about future service restoration or replacement options.
Road N surfacing plans delayed but set for 1941
Citizens and county officials report progress on trunk road N east of Malvern with the grade accepted and hard surfacing planned for 1941. Delays since 1840 were due to repairs on gravel roads and related projects. Officials say allowing dirt to settle a year improves gravel performance while land N remains in the hard surfacing program barring unforeseen issues.
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Allocitizens
Malvern
County Board of Supervisors
Masons to Elect to Fill Vacancy Tonight
Members of the Silver Uru Masonic lodge meet in the lodge rooms tonight to elect a new senior warden to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of H. J. Gearhart. The election will determine the lodge leadership for the near term and aligns with routine fraternal procedures.
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Masons
Silver Uru
County Sunday School Council Plans March 10 Event
The county Sunday school council met at the Glenwood Presbyterian church. Rev A Fale led the gathering as plans were laid for an emergency meeting on March 10 at Glenwood Christian Church. Four attendees were present.
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County Sunday School Council
Rey
A. Fale
Glenwood Christian Shurch
Voters to Elect School Directors at Annual Election
Mille county voters will elect school directors in their districts next Monday at annual elections. Polls open 12 noon to 7 pm. Hastings Strahan districts show competitive fields. Contests noted in Emerson Glenwood and other towns with multiple candidates for 3 year terms and treasurers.
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Mille County
Hastings
Strahan
Board of Education
Emerson
M. J. Lang
J. L. Evans
Glenwood
Sonta J. Rodman
Syr
Imself
Walter Phifer
Fivenderson
Art Cheips
Faye Dulterftleid
Ing G. T. Harover
Erie
F. R. Ciantry
L. A. Mulholland
L. A. Talbott
Packe Junction
George Durken
Donald de- Lashimult
Ralph Stacey
Louis Boyle
Silver City
James Marr
Kenneth McMann
Joe Kruse
Galt
Dr. Marr
Shres
Opal Bayes
Everett Gipe
Frank Steels
Jon Hathaway
Gilbert McCath
Educational program Monday evening at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church and Creighton University in Omaha present an educational program Monday at 7 30 featuring Americans All Immigrants All. The series, voted most informative of 1938 39 by the Women's Radio committee, will be broadcast on WOW Omaha and coordinated by the Sunday School and Women’s Missionary Society with a voluntary offering to support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Emerson Chapter
Elaie L. Evans
Iowa
Champion Hill
Samuel Les
Corning
Magente Lodge
Harry L. Bearie
Bristow
Creighton University
Omaha
Presbyterian Churely
Women's Radio Committee
WOW
Tml
Grunt
United States
Musig
Dnsterget
Seouty
Women's Missionary Society
Malvurn Town Council Meets Monday Evening
Malvurn's town council holds regular March session Monday with only rest members present. After approving routine bills, the group discussed other municipal matters and measures to take action.
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Malvurn
Res
Artistromg
J. Motterly
W. OD. Blathower
Gieuchuk
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Wildlife Group
W Emerson
Viola Weeks
Mrs. Fletcher
By Veluy Molaia
Mile
Milas Jennie Marie Warren
Chains
C. Lincoln
Carolyn Cozad
Omer Cozad
Henry Arnold
Henry Nima
Viner
C. E. Wilson
Leater Thomas
Dale Nims
Miss Warren
Ira Turner
St. Louis
County, Sane
Hi Hescher
Presbyterian Church
Goungil
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