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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
3
Readable fragments show names of Emerson residents, visits, illness, purchases, and social events. Mentions include Mrs. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, and local gatherings at churches and clubs. The content portrays community life with travels to Omaha and Des Moines, sales, and family news typical of small-town papers.
The Strahan community page notes the girls basketball team will join a tourney at Macedonia Friday and Saturday as part of the season. Election results show Fred Shaw and Walter Anis winning three year terms. The senior girls travel to Glenwood to observe a court session, and Mrs. Hrewstert of Hingwah hina is invited to speak at Sunday service sharing Chinese customs.
A damaged text fragment lists names and vague references to families and local items. It mentions Wesley Chanel Clouate and Perrys Wilson with unclear towns and dates, plus scattered names like Tarraing Fickel and Mrs. Perry Wilson. Exact places, actions, and outcomes are unreadable in the OCR.
Readable lines describe stomach gas sleep disruption and intestinal discomfort. Mentions constipation, digestive issues, and seeking remedies. References a Hastings area contact for private advice.
W A Caldwell of the American Railway Express Co reports that new express rates take effect March 1 nationwide. Most basic rates per 100 pounds change with a downward tilt overall, especially in the West and South, though some eastern increases occur. He notes state commissions approve interstate applications and provides a rate comparison from this city to major points.
Mr Caldwell urges investigators to cite examinations of the new transportation schedules and charges. He offers to provide information on claims and parity with competing agencies, noting features such as express pickup and delivery, rates, and service characteristics.
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