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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1926
Page
5
The text describes White Rose gasoline as refined with many points beyond ordinary blends. It claims pure power and carbon-free appeal with instant ignition. The fuel allegedly produces a rapidly increasing force pushing a piston to full stroke for a smooth turbine-like power flow.
An advertisement touts En-ar-co Motor Oil as capable of a silk like finish on polished steel. It claims the oil forms a heat absorbing coating that reduces friction, prevents pounding contact, and preserves motion. The copy asserts superior quality beyond low grade or high priced oils.
Drive your car onto our racks and have the crank case drained flushed and filled with En-ar-co Motor Oil. The chassis receives complete lubrication with En-ar-co Pressure Gun Grease and the transmission and differential are filled with En-ar-co Gear Compound. Service is free. only lubricants are charged.
A long Hastings area rural schools event featured a morning picnic with programs and songs, followed by a track meet at Hill, with winners named in multiple grades. Community gatherings included church notes, upcoming events, and local visits, as residents shared meals, games, and social updates.
Last Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Fred Priest entertained at a six o clock dinner in honor of Miss Jeannette McDonough who is soon to leave for Colorado The teachers of the public schools were guests at this occasion A delicious dinner was served in excellent style after which all joined in playing card games Wit and Mrs Priest are royal entertainers
The Hastings church reports a well attended commencement program for the Wik school held at the church. Graduates are praised as fine, with high expectations for their futures. A solo by Arleene Boylan and encouragement for talent to serve the church are noted as part of the service.
Political announcements show Bert L Sealt declaring intention to run for trustee of Indian Creek Township with term starting January 1, 1828, subject to Republican voters in the June primary. Support requested.
The writer describes visiting a new cemetery mausoleum with sealed caskets and flowered graves, then travels to Santa Ana to reconnect with Mr and Mrs W H Crosse and their daughter. A stop on the Tustin road introduces Volney Tubbs, an established orange orchardist, and reflections on old homesteads, maple shade, and farm gear. The journey continues to Mulia and San Bernardino visiting Mrs Will Pubhe and family, sharing memories of Milton era farming and California’s tropical climate.
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