Eden's New Members Board Elected on Monday
In Malvern, voters chose two teachers for the Eden Board of Reveration elected for three year terms. Bracy Bowhnet led ballots with 918, L. A. Talbott 197, A F Wearit 184. Talbott and Mrs. T. W. Gidley declared elected. Despite no like for treasurer, 41 wrote H W Criswell, who was also declared elected.
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Malvern
Board of Réutation
Bracé Bowhnet
L. A. Talbott
A. F. Wearit
Tore Maerly
B. A. Talbott
T. W. Gidley
H. W. Criswell
Tatumbant
Mr. Criswell
Hastings Election Appears Quiet One Ticket Wins
In Hastings a single-ticket election prevailed with Dr Edgar Christy as Director and EB H Datesll as Treasurer. Fred Lockabill received all twenty two votes cast in the contest.
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Hastings
Edgar Christy
EB. H. Datesll
Fred Lockabill
Silver City school election yields single slate
In Silver City Monday the school election produced one ticket, W. Rawers and R. P. Gait, both outgoing directors, were elected. A total of 61 votes were cast.
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Silver City
W. Rawgers
R. P. Gait
Quiet Election in Pacific Junction Produces Twenty Votes
Pacific Junction recorded a minimal election turnout with only twenty ballots cast. Isaac Doran and Don Raine were the elected figures, though details remain sparse as the report notes a quiet local process with limited participation.
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Pacific Junction
Isaac Doran
Don Raine
Uiteotora Ee
Henderson election reelects two directors and picks treasurer
Voters cast 28 votes in Henderson this year to elect officers. The two outgoing directors, W. M. Houser and James Wilkinson, were reelected. G. T. Harover was elected treasurer.
Four Nominees Run in Strahan Consolidated School District Election
Voters cast 255 ballots Monday as four nominees sought two seats. Alfred P. Shaw received 149 votes and G. A. Lovell 187, while Strayer By Bummers had 107 and Gilbert O. McCain 105. Shaw and Lovell were elected.
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Strahan Consolidated
Alfred P. Shaw
G. A. Lovell
Strayer
Bummers
Gilbert O.mccain
Shaw
Lovell
Emerson School Contests Vote At Emerson Wat
A spirited school contest at Emerson Wat polled a heavy vote. John Taylor and Tie Coppage sought reelection as directors while Wilbur Morrison and Herold F Cheney also filed for the two available seats. Morrison led with 127 votes, Taylor 118, Coppage 89, Cheney unknown.
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Emerson Wat
John Taylor
Tie Coppage
Wilbur Morrison
Herold F. Cheney
Taylor
Morrison
Payibue Morrison
Jala Taylor
Coppage
Harald F. Cheney
Glenwood School Election Nominating Tickets Reported
In Glenwood on Monday, attention focused on the school election as no full slate filed initially. A ticket led by Mrs A Bee Workman and Mr B Humphrey faced competition from a second ticket with Mrs Anna Mickelwaite and Mr F Barney, and details of ballots or plans were unclear. The Humphrey ticket appeared to prevail with a vote count around 481 to 151.
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Mane
Glenwood
Ae Ne
A. Bee Workman
BR. B. Humph
Fey
Anna Mickelwaite
Yau F. Barney
Eblckery
Humpurer
Earthquake notices reach California with no casualties reported
A chaotic dispatch notes a weeklong tremor event beginning Friday evening in California. Damage is reported near Cittio and Malvern with thousands injured feared. Mills County reports no casualties. Residents in Long Beach and Los Angeles confirm safety. families wire updates while authorities assess the situation.
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Tetfille
California
Malvern
Mills
A. H. Cook
Long Beach
Daft Frahtinco
Mra
Ruth Roberts
L. W. Boehner
Café
Matia Aistrope
Los Angeles
Mulholland
First Day of Roosevelt Administration Sparks Immediate Action
Washington witnesses a giant crowd as Franklin D. Roosevelt takes office and holds a rapid cabinet meeting. Congress rushes to pass a banking bill, with Buell urging support and Rainey presiding, amid vows of action to begin reducing government costs and addressing the banking emergency.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Jos Byrne
Tennessce
Buell
Henry T. Rainey
Thinojs
Malvern Bank Reopens Under New State Banking Law
Malvern Trust and Savings Bank resumes operations Tuesday after the county reopening order. Fred Durbin, president, consulted with state banking officials in Des Moines to align with the new state law Benste File 111, issuing anew duties and waivers. The bank remains sound, with deposits since January 1 secured by waivers, though the modern rule raises ongoing administrative work and imposes tighter requirements for depositors.
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Malvern ‘Tract & Gatings Bank
U. S. Calle
Fred Durbin
Des Moises
Atata
Benste
Ihder
Atti Eater
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Elnca
Mrs George Hilton Suffers Broken Hip in Randolph
Mrs George Hilton of Randolph, 86, fell at her home Sunday afternoon, badly fracturing her hip. Her children B., Walter, and Harry Hilton, all in the area, were summoned to her bedside as friends in Mills County extend sympathy for her serious condition.
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George Hilton
Randolph
Walter
Harry Hilton
Mother Hilton
Mills County
Malvern church men fell wood for furnace at Fickel farm
Fifteen men from Malvern Methodist church, led by chairman R W Mansfeld and pastor Rev R B Guge ler, gathered on Elmer Fickel farm south of Malvern to cut, saw, and split timber for the church furnace. Six truckloads were hauled, with about as many loads remaining. Mr Fickel donated the timber. After a noon rally at the church, the women served a hot dinner.
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Malvern Methdist
R. W. Mansfeld
R. B. Gugeler
Elmer Fickel
Malvern
Mansfield
Dr White to Talk At Union Service
Dr Henry Dale White pastor of the First Presbyterian church will deliver the sermon at the West Community Union Service to be held in the Baptist church Sunday evening.
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White
Henry Dale White
First Presbyterian Church
Delver
Serman
West
Baptist Church
Malverne Mayor Whitfield Celebrates 72nd Birthday
Council members surprised Mayor D. B. Whitfield at his south town home during a dinner for his seventy second birthday. The gathering included Councilors Be W. Manafeld, R Ki Bleper, Le Galvan, W D Blathower, J M Steele, and Town Clerk Woodford Byingtoy. The event centered on fellowship and recognition of his years of service.
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D. B. Whitfield
Malverne
Clerk - Woodford
Byingtoy
Whitield
Stark
Sheanye
W. Manafeld
R.ki Bleper
le Galvan
WD. Blatheower
J.-M Steele
Death of Glenwood resident after illness and stroke
Goswolly a longtime resident of Glenwood died Monday night March 12 after a week long illness following a stroke on March 6. Funeral services were held March 16 in Glenwood at the M. church conducted by Rev. J. F. Bingaman. Born March 1 1869 in Glenwood, he was over sixty four and spent his life there. He ran a Glenwood grocery for years and later traveled for Paxton and Gallagher wholesale grocers of Omaha. He was on a regular trip when stricken near Sidney. Survived by his wife three sons and three daughters.
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Warch
Goswolly
Glenwood
Maren
M. 3
J. F. Bingaman
Gunselly
Paxton & Gallagher
Court Adjourned February Term Proceedings and Divorces
Judge H. J. Mantz reconvened the February term and held a two day session to clear the docket. Fern Kilmon and Creda K. Boles were granted divorces with custody awarded in one case. The court ordered sale of the late Wm. H. Trively estate and appointed A. P. Kilmartin as referee to oversee the sale. Fred Weatherhead named guardian of Frank Weatherhead's affairs. Many judgments were entered by default on notes and accounts.
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H. J. Mantz
Fern Kilmon
Merla Kilmon
Creda K. Boles
George W. Boles
Wm. H. Trively
Arre Eee
A. P. Kilmartin
Fred Weatherhead
Frank Weatherhead
School Board Officials Meet in Glenwood Saturday
Mills county school boards gathered in Glenwood on Saturday with broad representation from town and rural schools. Delegates discussed safeguarding funding, efficiency, and economizing measures as districts prepare for the upcoming year. Wm A Dunlavy of the state department spoke on school costs while the main speaker R A Griffen of Des Moines could not attend.
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Mills County
Glenwood
R. A. Griffen
Des Moines
Wm. A. Dunlavy
State Department of Public Instruction
Glenwood State Bank Reopens Under Federal Reserve
Glenwood State Bank resumes operations Wednesday after permission from the U S banking department. As a state bank member of the Federal Reserve banks, it remains unrestricted in deposits and is now among Iowa’s strongest banks. Only six Iowa state banks are part of the Federal Reserve system.
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Glenwood State Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
Houke Ip Iowe
Federal Reserve
Glenwood
Ysual
Junior Clans Play Set For Friday Evening
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a junior clans play scheduled for Friday evening. Details on location and participants are unclear, with garbled text referencing community buildings and a MrAgey of the season. Further readable facts are not available.
Community Club to Meet in Regular Session Tonight
The Malvern Community club holds a regular meeting this Thursday at 7 p m in the basement of the Community building. President R W Salyers plans a surprise attraction to boost attendance as dues are lowered to attract every business house to join. The board will discuss membership drives and a spring trade promotion along with other community matters.
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Malvern Community Club
P. m
R. W. Salyers
Aalgers
Waller Transfers Branch to Glenwood Office
John Waller opens a Glenwood trucking and transfer office near Robinson Jewelry with Robert Weller and Mervin Turner in charge. Two large trucks remain in the Malvern office for big jobs, and a Glenwood phone number 87 links to the operation as Robert Waller plans a move to gain a suitable home soon.
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John Waller
Glenwood
Robinson Jewelry
Robert Weller
Mervin Turner
Malvern
Robert Waller
Mail Robbers Held After Malvern Burlington Pouch Theft
R J Hannum and Gerald Jurgenson, both in their 20s, are in custody in Council Bluffs after confessing to stealing a mail pouch from the Burlington depot at Malvern on February 23. They admitted cashing checks from the pouch and discarding other contents while driving to a remote road. Police, aided by detectives Banga, Miller, and Brown, tied the pair to the Malvern burglary and the theft of the pouch.
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Burlington
R. J. Hannum
Avenue B
Gerald Jurgenson
Mynater Street
Eral
Malvern
Pat Banga
Wilbur Millar
Council Bluffs
Ray Brown
Jurgensen
Hannum
Miller
Bangs
Omaha
Brown
Malvern Board Holds First Lame Duck Session
The Malvern board held its first lame duck session at Tuesday's regular meeting and will reconvene next Monday with old members meeting to address outstanding items. The new board members will be sworn in and assume duties after the post session business is completed.
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Old Board
Congress
Malvern Board
Old Phoard
Businesa
Youtine Billa
Fair Directors Meeting Tonight Notify Secretary Gummers
An unusual person named N Gummers of Mille County will attend the meeting as a special guest. The secretary invites attendance at the fair directors meeting tonight at a stated hour, and a program outline will be distributed.
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Freak N. Gummers
Mille County Ee
Inclas Venlue
At & O'Clock Ee
Pulidlug
Paltelse Ee
Mille County Spelling Contest Set for Malvern
The Mille County Spelling contest will be held in the Community building in Malvern on Thursday March 30 at 1 pm. Each town and rural school may enter and the winner will represent Mille county in the state contest. R W Eaton of Omaha will oversee the event with local officials assisting. Willard Millkah won the oral contest and Clarade Linquist won the written competition.
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Mille County
Malvern
R. W. Eaton
Omaha
County
Ediatopiana
Ast
Willard Mill Kah
Clarade Linquist
Iowa House Vote Divides GOP As Dry Amendment Passes
The plan called TIP by Vote Tuesday passed Congress 316 to 67. Iowa's three Republican representatives voted against it while six Democratic members supported it. The measure would make Iowa one third dry.
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Congress
Iowa
Milk Producers Discuss Join by Pinecrest Dairy
Local milk producers and Nebras ka-town Non-Stock Co-Operative Milk Producers officials met Wednesday evening to resolve misunderstandings. Pinecrest Dairy of Council Bluffs announced as heavy buyers in the area prompting calls for all producers to join. Otto Pfeiffer and A N Heggen presented the cooperative case, arguing widespread cooperation could raise prices, while dissenters warned of coercive tactics and dumping by nonmembers. No action was agreed.
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Ths
Co-Operative Milk Producers Association
Pinecrest
Council Bluffs
Co-Operative Association
Otto Pfeiffer
A. N. Heggen
No Reduction in Telephone Rates Yet Indicated
About fifty Malvern residents gathered at the Community building to hear a report by the local committee on telephone rates. The North Western Bell company representatives described their position and offered no rate relief, though the committee urged relief and urged legislative action if needed. Mayor Whitfield presided. the group voted to continue the committee’s efforts.
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Malvern
F. R. Chantry
J. M. Bresle
North Western Hell Company
Whitfield
Malvern Council Approves 10 Percent Electric Rate Cut
Malvern's town council moved to reduce local electric rates by ten percent in the top consumption brackets during a Wednesday evening session amid rising costs from water rate hikes. An ordinance to formalize the cut was to be drafted for adoption at a regular meeting. The council also postponed payments on several bills until a clear view of the financial status in the bank is known.
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Malvern
Loeal
Iowa General Assembly Eyes Busy Finish And New Cabinet
The 46th General Assembly faces extended sessions with remaining business. Over 650 bills filed this week as committees form and key appropriations loom. Gov Gary Herring submits cabinet picks. confirmations due July 2. Beardsley tax plan aims to raise 26 to 40 million annually with mixed distribution to schools, state government, and legislative needs.
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General Assembly
Senate
Inet
Ways and Means
Gary. Herring
Walter E. Bierring
Bressumith
Dierring
Matt D. Cooney
Dubuque
State Board of Parole
Will D. Roddenly
Davenport
State Board of Assessment and Review
Charles B. Murtagh
Algona
O. J. Ditto
Sibley
H. A. Maine
Waterloo
Harry C. White
Vinton
Board of Control of
Frank B. Waulg
Spencer
Henry Shull
Sioux City
J. Galvin
Sheffield
Jenny Good Corlett
Oskaloosa
State Board of Education
Benator Beardsley
Benate Ways and Meany
Beardsley
Atgtw
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Criswall
Strahan
Emerson
White House
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Waller
Masa
Yiatad
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OWA General Assembly
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