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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1927

Page

7

Fairview Country Club grows with new course plans

The Fairview Country Club expands as it issues new membership cards and seeks members. The club leases Holdy farm south of the fairgrounds to lay out the north half as a golf course. Omaha Field Club tester Mr Davies called the location unusually fine, though ground is damp. Club members anticipate active work as conditions improve.

Fairview Country Club Holdy Farm Fair Grounds Davies Omaha Field Club

Death of Charles Kesterson in Cornell Grove Kansas

Death of Charles Kesterson reported by Mills County friends. He died at his home in Cornell Grove Kansas on February 26 at age seventy two. Remains sent to Wakefield Nebraska for interment and funeral services held there on March 3. He was a former resident, brother of Mrs. C A Lang Emergon and William Kesterson Rawles township, survived by his wife and four children.

Mills County Charles Kesterson Cornell Grove Kansas Wakefield Nebr C. A. Lang Emergon William Kesterson Rawles Township

Card of Thanks from John Stewart and Family

The Stewart family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during their time of sorrow and for the beautiful flowers.

John Stewart

Panama Canal Leads in World Trade Tonnage

The Panama Canal, owned by the United States, is poised to handle more freight in 1926 than the Suez Canal, reflecting a shift in global shipping. Built as a lock canal, Panama has grown with petroleum traffic from California to Europe and the East Coast, boosting U.S. oil movement and the auto industry while challenging Suez in volume and strategic importance.

Judson C. Welliver America Panama Canal Suez Panama Ditch Buen United States Britain Suen Panama Mediteranean Far East Sues Sues Ie Sues Canal Egypt California Cana Vessela Venezuela Colombia Paseme Roosevelt Hyapa Generes

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