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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
3
Silver City residents report visits to Omaha Council Bluffs and Lincoln. Bryan's speech drew crowds while the Ladies Aid raised twenty dollars serving meals and oysters. A hunting accident left Mr Joseph injured. post office lists January letters remain uncalled for. local meetings and teachers associations were held in nearby towns.
Grahamsville, Sullivan County. H. H. Black, village blacksmith, recalls his five year old son’s severe croup episodes. After failing with doctors and medicines, Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy dissolved the mucus and stopped croup early. He advises it is safe for infants and adults. Sold by W. D. Wilson.
Hillsdale observers report a peaceful election with residents and visitors noted in town. Rev Hanson and Rev Snow moved through, Mrs Linville and Mrs Haney with family updates appear, and several out-of-town visitors from Henderson Malvern Ham burg Watson and West Oak are listed among local activity. Mr Sellera suffered an injury from a hand car but remained able to vote. Mrs Etta Green and Mrs May Pierce, daughters of Mr and Mrs Chas Scovill, are visiting.
Prof Hamilton attended a teachers meeting in Council Bluffs on Friday and Saturday so no school Friday. Mr and Mrs Hardy plan to leave for California Thursday. Uncle John delayed voting for McKinley. Mrs F Hartman and Kansas relatives visit for winter, health poor, Mills County climate hoped to help. Dr King’s New Discovery given away over ten million trial bottles for coughs colds consumption with claims of cures. W D Wilson druggist offers free trial bottle and guarantees results.
Emerson notes show a busy week with Sick list for L W Tubbs, Red Oak rally attendance, visitors from Glenwood Malvern Shenandoah and Hawthorne, church services by Rev Wickersham and Rev Rambo, schooling updates for Miss Darle Warner and Miss May Ladd, plus a funeral in Villisca and Epworth League supper on election day.
A vintage ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble. It urges readers to get it at 8 T Brothers Drug Store and compares its value to a famous painting or a pumpkin prize.
D E Whitfield of Malvern and Henry Baird from Malvern were in town Saturday. Judge Wheeler of Council Bluffs held a short court session. City teachers and others attended a teachers meeting in Council Bluffs Friday. Clyde Genung, Iowa State student, returned home to vote. A Sabin & Co. store site west of the square is being refitted for Swope's Furniture. The Dean building on the south square nears completion. Prof. H G Lamson, formerly Glenwood superintendent, visited and now resides in Nevada, Iowa. Petit jurors for the next term include A H Sherman, Theodore Fort, C J Clemmer, Emerson, G F Coiner, Herman Hopp, Silver City, J B Muller, M K H McCoy, A G McGloud, J B E.
A dated column lists many local surnames and towns then pivots to a personal note about a wife, followed by a claim that indigestion causes irritability and a recommendation to cure it with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin guaranteed by S. T. Brothers.
Mrs. W. H. Miller visited her son Roy in Shenandoah Tuesday. Ben Bellwood’s horse cut him severely on barb wire. Deputy Bushnell of Malvern attended here Wednesday. All Sons of Veterans ordered to be present at Hastings Saturday night. W. E. Burks and son John gathered apples at Peaceville Monday. Dick Gidley from Nebraska saluted friends Saturday. Mrs. Shrader of the Bluffs visited C. E. Eacrett early this week. Maneen Commission Firm visited Salyers & Kayton early last week. Strahan folks pleased with church overhaul. A niece of Philip Hambsch from Galesburg, Ill., visiting Hambsch. E. C. Kayton and family visited Mrs. K’s father DeHart, hear Emerson Sunday. Tacob Achenbach and Maggie of Macedonia visited Bethany friends this week. Miss Campbell, long employed at Chas. Shay’s, returned to Blanco, Iowa, Thursday. A keg of Milwaukee mineral springs water arrived Tuesday, first shipment of the season. Newt Hannah and wife passed through on the mail Wednesday. many met the newlywed couple. Our drum corps went to Hastings Saturday to help honor Jon Y. Stone. hall packed and speech by John Y. well received. Salyers & Kayton started a new elevator Thursday, best in the county, costing about 35000, with mill, sheller, grain separator and weigher. Frank Shinn of Carson delivered a large speech. 116 attendees. Republican club secured strong speakers including Cook, Baird, Lewis, Patrick, Gilliland, Broadfield, Senator Junkin and Frank Shinn.
Syracuse Kan editor A N Lester says two years of failed cures ended when Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured his eczema on the palms. Describes it as world’s best for eruptions sores and all skin diseases. Only 25 cents at W D Wilson’s.
Mrs Chas Moon is sick with La Grippe. Mrs Arthur Marshall visits her parents. A J Munsinger sells his farm to Mr Duncan for 65 dollars an acre. Vena Grosebeck visits Daisy Van Vranken in Tabor. Forest Grove offers congratulations to Mr and Mrs Alfred Dennis Frost. Wood of Tudor visits Sunday School. oyster supper planned Friday night. schoolhouse gathering invites all. Halloween pranks amuse. Frank Hammer’s buggy mud incident sparks ambitions of mischief. Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets promoted with refund offer.
Box Elder items report social calls and visits among DeBolt, Ayer, and Humeston families, a turkey gobbler offer, plus remarks on election day activities in Hastings and surrounding areas. A Neapolitan king tours prisons, finding most inmates innocent except one labeled No 912.
A man faces charges of impersonating an officer but is discharged after testimony disputes the claim. The courtroom exchanges confirm the alleged impersonator did attempt to mislead, yet the judge frees the prisoner. Chicago Tribune reported the outcome.
The Louisville Courier Journal recounts Ballard Smith's swift ascent in journalism after Dartmouth. He began with condescension, wore a silk tile and velvet jacket, sought the dramatic editor post, but was placed on the local staff and promoted to city editor within six months.
A Baltimore woman holds a lavish funeral for her pet monkey, described with humorous asides about attachment. A Cleveland Plate Dealer quips about parting with the animal, while a far older clock of chronology from ancient China is cited, reporting a span of 2,287,000 years.
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