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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
2
The article urges continued funding and gear for health education and prevention against consumption. It notes known transmission and care methods, cites statisticians on the disease history and cost, and calls for supported health bodies to advance the promising work.
Local notes record numerous Omaha and Council Bluffs visits by Malvern residents, plus travel to Lincoln, Shenandoah, and Kansas, with remarks on church, school events, and social gatherings. Births, funerals, business moves, and real estate changes are noted among broad community activities.
The forty fourth annual Iowa Sunday school convention will meet June 2 to 4 1909 at Plymouth Congregational Des Moines with speakers like Dr A A Dixon W C Pearce and W C Merritt. Memorial and Decoration day observances are slated in Malvern with a union service at the Methodist church and a parade and cemetery ceremonies led by Milton Summers Post and the Grand Army of the Republic.
Among the Churches Presbyterian Church reports Sunday School next Sunday at 9 45 in case of church closure classes move to teachers homes The Woman s Social Union holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Campbell There are no Methodist church services Sunday evening due to the Baccalaureate sermon in the Baptist church
Hon H W Byers born in Iowa and Richmond Va 1870 will open Chautauqua speaking on July 3 4 1906 He is famed as Boy Orator of America with 8000 appearances across the continent and 700000 miles traveled since age six His long career as attorney general and public speaker earns him enduring praise from audiences nationwide
The county notes a revised Burlington time card from last Sunday. No. 14 night train renamed to No. 9 with unchanged running time to Denver, No. 10 Denver to Chicago is flat and bypasses most towns, and No. 12 no longer stops at Hastings. The changes aid through travel but offer little local benefit.
The Burgass law requires outward swinging exit doors for hotels churches lodge halls theaters courts schools and assembly rooms in public buildings. Implemented July 1 the measure aims to prevent crushes like the Cleveland suburb fire tragedy and will force costly door changes in many Iowa institutions.
A crowded Malvern classified column touts tailoring services by Tenhuizen and Miss Cora Lake, with patterns for men and ladies suits, cleaning and pressing. Local autos by Robbins Auto Co and Higgins Bros fruit specials appear, plus Hereford cattle for sale, blacksmithing, stove wood, and wagon work. Also advertised are lice killer, cement, poultry fencing, and veterinary services by Dr Thos W Gidley.
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