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Malvern Leader in Malvern, Iowa

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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1907

Page

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Glenwood to Create Park From Old Burlington Right of Way

Glenwood plans a city park on the old Burlington right of way spanning about 23 faves. The city intends to buy adjoining land to install an artificial lake. The creek once flowed annually but has been diverted by a ditch, reducing natural flow.

Glenwood Burlington

Local road trip and potential lawsuit outline

Report notes Supervisor Brandt's inspection of a northwest of Tabor road where Constantine Jones died in a previous accident. Jones plans to sue Milly county for damages as the supervisors visit the site to assess conditions. Also mentions Mrs Parker's subscription letter and her move to Wellington Colorado with weather and home news.

Brandt Tabor Constantine Jones Kelra Ot” Jones Milly County Mra C. V. Parker Wellington Colorado Mra G Parzen

Bill to tax agents taking orders for intoxicating liquors Iowa

Iowa legislators consider a bill by Senator Gilliland to regulate and tax individuals acting as agents for others who take future liquor orders. The measure imposes a yearly tax of 600 dollars in quarterly installments, with penalties for evasion and a county jail sentence for violations.

Gilliland General Assembly State of Iowa

Who Is to Blame for Increased Demands on Schools

A Mills County Teachers Association discussion argues that teachers are not to blame for rising demands in schooling. The speaker rejects shifting responsibility, urges growth with care, and critiques public influence, agriculture mandates, and new subjects while warning that more funds and qualified teachers are needed to improve systems without overburdening educators.

Mills County Teachers Association WBY Jim Moore Wall Mills County Farmers Institute Leo Department of Instruction Department of Taxes

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