Complete Shoe and Dry Goods Store Announces New Spring Lines
In Malvern the long time Shoe and Dry Goods business expands with a complete line of clothing gents furnishings hats and caps. Spring and gamser lines are in and customers are urged to visit to compare styles and values. The ad promises unmatchable stock and satisfaction with a focus on shoes skirts underwear and hosiery and warns shoppers to inspect bargain tables for great values.
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Malvern
Spring
Gamser
Wall Street News Briefs From Local Community
West of Liberty on Wall Street visitors and arrivals are noted. Chas Chipps and family visited relatives here last Thursday. Sophia Suhr stays with Mrs. Aistrope near Malvern and visits her parents. Emily Olson and Rudolph left for Stanton Iowa for a week long visit. C C Knight ill with Typhoid fever and improving, Mrs Knight recovering from pneumonia. Quarantine at Liberty church removed. smallpox no longer a threat. Mrs Brillhart of Omaha resigns Pleasant Valley teaching post to take a Nebraska High School job. Bertha Robinson of Hillsdale succeeds her.
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Liberty
Wall Street
Chas, Chipps
Sophia Suhr
Aistrope
Malvern
Clay
Emily Olson
Rudolph
Stanton Iowa
C. C. Knight
Tabor News and Local Happenings
Tabor reports teacher reelections at a board meeting and plans a new four room high school building. Local visits include Miss Mable Crose and Miss Pearl McKittrick with friends in Shenandoah and Glenwood shopping trips. A June wedding, relief corps events, strawberry festival, and a life-saving tale of Bucklen's Arnica complete the community update.
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Mable Crose
Shenandoah
Pearl McKittrick
McDaniel
Miss Webb
Glenwood
Prof
Kline
Emily Colby
Anna Ivory
Mabel McCormick
Della Jay
Mamie Barbour
Wesley Todd
Spittle
Anna‘Hall
Iowa City
H. E. Wilson
Hamburg
Ivory Hall
Tabor Relief Corps
Opera House
Christian Church
C. BE. Society
A. Wilkins
Local notes and visitors from Malvern to Imogene
Jim Roberts Strahan shelled corn Thursday. Mrs Ewing of Malvern visited this week. H C Kayton Shenandoah visitor Friday. R G Warfield and Dr Scott Omaha visitors Monday. Phil Allen lost a jersey cow Thursday to clover bloat. A son of W D Kayton is sick with pilious fever at Randolph. Lew Stevesson and wife of Peaceville visited W S Salyers Sunday. Jack Pierce of Malvern cementing large cistern for A Bently east of town. Mrs Murphy of Pacific Junction visiting her son Robert Monday. Mr Moses of Malvern here after fat cows Wednesday. A cow corralled after a long search. “fat cattle” remark amid storm damage to R Gy Warfeld windmill. Farmers listing corn and will plant this week. Small grain looks well with frequent showers. Going to O Conner's funeral at Imogene Sunday. Philip Hambsch’s horse broke down opposite Dave Schultz.
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O'Conner
Philip Hambsch
Dave
Shultz
Strahan
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Mystery brig Princess of London adrift sparks crew revolt
Beacon Light crew boards the abandoned brig Princess of London, finds no living crew or mutiny, but eerie cries in the hold lead to hours of searching. Crew refuses shore leave, suspecting a supernatural cause, yet conclude the cargo or hull damage as explanations. the brig is later abandoned and reported as foundering.
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C. B. Lewin
Cape Horn
Pacific
Lotto
Eries
Gronna
Sandags
Cities Hard to Kill. Eternal Rome to London’s Resilience
A compact survey of famous cities enduring disasters. Rome survived pestilence, fires, sieges, and bombards to earn its title Eternal City. Paris faced sieges, famines, plagues, and fires. Constantinople endured nine fires, plagues, and sieges. London started as a swamp mound and endured plagues, fires, and massacres yet thrives.
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Rome
Paris
Constantinople
London
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