Primary Race for Nominations in Milla County Offings
Nominating entries close with several lively contests in Milla County. Sheriff candidates include four Republicans Ed Rush Dick Edwards Roy Branagan and Carl Morgan. Incumbents facing challengers include Auditor H A Schade and Attorney Whitnay W Gui t. Recorder Hat tie Brown seeks reelection but meets Ruth Kier. Treasurer Otto Judkina opposes Clarence B Day. Clerk of Courts Harry J Widows faces A D Lewis. Coroner Roy Mansfield competes with F H Raynor. Supervisors John F Lewis and W E Agan face challengers Guy Breeding Fay Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla County
W. 8. DeMoss
Ed. Rush
Glenwood
Dick Edwards
Pacifie Junction
Roy Branathan
Buvar City
Carl Morgan
H. A. Schade
Whitnay W. Guiit
Hattie Brown
Ruth Kier
Otto Judkina
Clarance B. Day
Harry J. Widows
A. D. Lewis
Roy W. Mansfield
F. H. Raynor
Board of Supervisors
Guy Breeding
White Cloud Township
John F. Lewis
Pacific Junction
Fay Wright
South of
W. E. Agan
Iowa and state race results and court actions summary
The report lists congressional and state ticket candidates from multiple parties in Iowa, detailing representatives in Ninth District and state offices including governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer, auditor, attorney general, and auditor. It notes a Glenwood incident where officers accused a doctor of bringing liquor after an alleged assault, then recounts a murder case plea and sentencing, plus two divorces granted to May Hart and Bertha Pepys for cruel treatment and desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Hart
Charles Hart
Doe Peppers
Bertha Pepy Para
Wabash Overhead Finished Bat Not Open to Traffic
Work on the overhead crossing above the Wabash railway on Highway 84 was completed that week. The detour of No 44 has stalled due to heavy traffic and weather. The grade is deep and hazardous, but officials expect the road to open when weather allows. The crossing is not to be paved this year as the grade will settle. The opened road will reduce dirt by one mile.
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Wabash Railway
Convict Officer Lane Found Guilty of Assault and Battery
In the term's major case State v Lane at district court, Officer Lane of Cornell Bluffs faced charges of shooting and assault with intent to injure Dr. Frank W. Smith of Red Oak. The jury, after a long deliberation, returned a guilty verdict on assault and battery, with a $100 fine and 30 days in jail.
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Tha
District Court
Officer Lane
Cornell Bluffs
Frank W. Smith
Red Oak
Whitney Gillilland
Genung & Genung
Carl Cook
Glenwood
Tinley & O'Mera
Coundgil Bluffs
MM. M
Appreciation from Malvern Citizens for Support
An appreciation note expresses deep gratitude for financial help provided by Malvern citizens through committees and individuals including Mrs. Greeprod who worked on the speaker's behalf.
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Malvern
Mrs. Greeprod
My Mother Keeps Me Safe In Spirit
A poem fragment recalls longing for a mother’s care and blessing. The speaker imagines rest and guidance at a mother’s knee, then accepts her loss. Though the sands of life have run, the mother’s presence remains with the speaker as a guiding spirit.
Malvern buys lots for new home by Nebraska man
Andy Anderson of St. Edwards Nebraska contracted to buy a 44 by 140 foot lot east of the Fred Farquhar residence part of the Woodrow estate through C Hacraft Real Estate. He plans to move to Malvern and build a modern home after relocating from Indian Creek township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Anderson
Malvern
St. Edwards
Nebr
Lota
Fred Farquhar
Woodrow
J.W. Dyson
C. HE. Hacraft
Anderson
Indian Creek Township
Malvern Golfers Invited to Shenandoah Breakfast Tourney
The Malvern golfers received an invitation from the Southmoorland club at Shenandosh to attend a breakfast and tournament at Shenandosh on Sunday May 18. Breakfast runs 7 to 10 with games to follow. Notify J B Randerson by May 16 with attendance.
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Malvern
Southmoorland Club
Shenandosh
J. B. Randerson
Black man robbed and injured at Pacific Junction
Ed Swington, a 61 year old Black man from Omaha, was attacked Thursday morning at Pacific Junction Iowa by two white men. He received first aid from Dr L B Bacon and was rushed to Jennie Edmundson hospital where he remained Saturday night in critical condition. The assailants fled with loot totaling $1.00 and 9 watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Swington
Omaha
Jennie Edmundson
Pacific Junction
Iowa
L. B. Bacon
Swington
New Roads in Old Mexico
Otha D. Weerth and Allen Wortman recount a four day journey through Mexico meeting locals and finding hospitality in Haslenda Ranta Clara. The narrative notes language barriers and the relief of reconnecting with fellow countrymen as they describe diversions and impressions of the Mexican towns and their residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mexico
Otha D. Weerth
Allen
Wortman
Rd Watt
Belog
Ted Pareonk
Per Ality
High Herd Tests 34 Lb Average in Mills Montgomery Cow Test
A Mills Montgomery cow testing report covers 487 cows, noting a high average production amid spring fever. Frank Gourley’s herd tops the list with 710 pounds milk and 34.0 pounds fat, followed by A U Hyzer and others. The two top cows of the month are Leng and Rachael, each producing near two thousand pounds of milk with high fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Frank Gourley
Guernsey
A. U. Hyzer
R. K. Henderson
Wigstone Bros
Holateln
Oscar Lea
Guernseya
Jerseys
Leslie Baird
Tyler Bros
Strom
Rachael
A. L. Hyzer
Rains Delay Concrete on Mills County Highway 84 Project
Incessant rains halted work on the final dirt stretch of Highway 84 through Mills County. Crews began last Friday afternoon with concrete pouring continuing Saturday and Monday before an interruption. A travel advisory warned a likely paving finish within two weeks as a Lake George trip was postponed.
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Highway 84
Mills County
Lake George
Beacon 2 4 Ext pik aose riise
Gha niry sone non Moaster left health and returned Tuesday. The fragmentary text mentions a beacon and various garbled terms, with insufficient clear facts about people, places, or events to determine a coherent news item.
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Ghaniry
Moaster
Gauss
Bureau Adds 116 Members to Mille County Farm Bureau Campaign
The Mille county spring membership drive for Farm Bureau ends with 116 new members. County Agent G A Rosenfeld expressed satisfaction as the three week effort solicited all townships. Earlier additions include Earl Dashner Oscar F Carlson Mrs J R Wilcox Wallace Hortot Theo Dorman Warren Knuppel Louis Schoehing Lyls Hunt W D Sawyers and many others across Hastings Malvern Comette Bluffs Pacific Junction Tab or Silver City and more.
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Farm Bureau
Mille County
G. A. Rosenfeld
Earl Dashner
Oscar Ff. Carlson
Malvern
J. R. Wilcox
Wallace Hortot
Theo Dorman
Warren Knuppel
Louis Schoehing
Lyls Hunt
W. D. Sawyers
Caray and
Kates
L. W. Knight
J. W. Brower
Lewis G. Rodman
A. J. Leick
Cate Knight
John Johnson
A. R. McPherron
Glenwood
Wendell E. Lambert
G. E. Harman
Edward Hathaway
Otto W. Menschel
Lyle Alley
Robert Moore
Hastings
Wm. C. Scheiche
Carl Wilson
E. L. Cody
Comnet
Bluffs
Route 1
W. C. May
Earl Biller
J. H. Witherbee
Gene Vinton
Jon O'Neil
J. E. Downing
Dwight F. Lincoln
J. W
Dre Milady 1 Beauty and Dress Shop Moves In
Mrs C A Strahan of the Mi Lady Beauty and Dress Shop has leased the former John Bacon cafe rooms and will open in the new location Tuesday. The space has been redecorated and stocked with dresses, promising an attractive addition to Malvern’s business district.
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Mra. C. A. Strahan
Milady Beauty and Dress Shop
John Bacon Cafe
Seniors Take One Day Vacation From Malvern High School
Malvern high school seniors took a one day vacation from class duties on Tuesday under the guise of a makeup day. Superintendent E C Kincaid accompanied the group as they traveled to Nebraska City to visit Arbor Lodge and enjoyed a picnic meal. they then proceeded to Omaha for a theater party before returning home amid showers.
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Malvern High School
E. C. Kincaid
Nebraska City
Arbor Lodge
Omaha
Fis
Malvern
Glenwood Athletes Win Fourth County Track Meet
Glenwood high school dominated the Mills County fourth annual track event held at the Mills County Fairgrounds, winning by a wide margin. Coach Sturges’ trained team set five high school events meet records and added three more in other events.
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Glenwood
Glenwood High School
Tong
Mills County
Mills County Fair Grounds
Mills County School
Manators Club
Sturges
Grade svents and Mayberry set time marks in sprints
Mayberry and Weil built spendster jumped time marks in the 100 and 220. The article continues on page 6.
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Svents
Mayberry
Weilbuilt - Spendster
Taxation views from two Republican governors hopefuls
Ed M. Smith of Winterset and Pan W Turner of Corning, leading Republican nomination contenders for governor, published their taxation positions. Their views appeared first in The Des Moines Register and outline each candidate’s stance on tax policy as the central campaign issue.
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Ed.m. Smith
Winterset
Pan W .Turner
Corning
Town
Des Moines Register
Tax Reform and Mill Levs Urged for Iowa Budget
Dan W Turner argues any tax reform must cut millage rates and ensure fair shares from all taxpayers. Ed Smith predicts half of state wealth is taxed and calls for complete tax justice, noting the state board of assessment has already identified over 40 million in unlisted values.
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Smith
Atate Hosrd
Hosrd
Critics Blast Newspapers At Iowa Meeting In Des Moines
At the Iowa State Press association annual gathering in Des Moines, leaders from medicine farming and banking criticized newspapers for sensationalism and advertising ties while urging constructive reporting. The Leader reporters W P Wortman and Allen Wortman attended and faced a range of grievances about coverage and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Press
F .M. Roberts
Knoxville
Lorne Parker
Cherokee
Parker Alan
Dloneesa
Ofd
Fred H. Nelson
Btory County
Nelson
Ang
H. K. Hawley
Ames
Jonah
Bob
Hawley
Wells
Wall Street
Newamen
Airera
Greater Pes Moines Committee
Degenhart Sells Harness Business After Stock Sale
Frank Degenhart, Mille County harness dealer, reportedly sold out his stock and exited the harness business this week. One of the oldest dealers, his sale affects local trade as radio and mail order shops loom in competition.
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Frank Degenhert
Mille County
Pronger
Donathi Fr Pogsohert
Barnes
Bal
Harry Hae
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John Hammill
Brit
Frank J. Lund
Webster City
William O. Payne
Des Moines
Daniel F. Steck
Ottumwa
Congress
Swanson
Council Bluffs
Mra
June M. Fickel
Otto Lange
Dubuque
Ed M. Smith
Winterget
Dan W. Turner
Coring
Fred P. Hageman
Wayserly
Arch W. McFarlane
Waterloo
Oscar Ulstad
Holmes
T. FR. Osborne
New Bharog
A. c. A Remnalt
Don Mol Teka
Anlett
Mason Ve
Baunders
Emmetaburg
Charan Hindley
Centervi Ie
Mee
Biter
Bigoursney
Ray
Johnson
Musca
Hue
Den
Rockide
Sea
Airiet
Bloug City
W. Btorme
Fort Madeaise
Fischer
Det
Ines
Genes Finch
Aare
New
Mare
Fort Madison
Chant Bera
W. F. Wilkins
Golf Club
Shenandoah
Mexico
Association
Dre Milady
Beauty and
Strahan
Emerson
Silver City
R Strahan
Goorite
Degenhart
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