Mills County Farmers Institute Corn and Dairy Show Dec 10 12
Mills county plans a major three day event in Malvern December 10 11 and 12 featuring the annual corn show and a dairy show with a new dairy feature. Prizes total about 350 dollars with extensive premiums, promising a large turnout of corn growers and lively competitions across many divisions.
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Mills County Farmers Institute
Malvern
Mills, County Farmers Institute
Mills County
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Big Sale At Windy Summitt Stock Farm December Ninth
A large sale of Shorthorn cattle and driving and draft horses is announced for Windy Summitt Stock Farm 81 miles southeast of Malyerd on Monday December 9. The offering features 11 registered Shorthorns with seven bulls and 13 cows and heifers, plus 16 head of horses including roadsters and draft stock. Managed by H. Li Summers, the sale includes stock from leading Shorthorn strains, all breeders guaranteed, with many chosen for growth potential. The event also highlights stock at Windy Summitt such as Jennets, White Lingshin chickens, Chester White swine, and Mammoth White Holland Turkeys, inviting all to attend and enjoy the farm’s hospitality.
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Windy Summit Stock Farm
Malyerd
H. Li. Summers
America
Summers
Windy Summitt
Town
Kentucky
Tragic Death Of Two-Year-Old Max Reed In Hastings
Max Reed two and a half year old son of Prof and Mrs J D Reed of Silver City and Emerson schools drowned in a vault at an outhouse behind his Hastings home. His father attempted rescue as the platform collapsed and the boy sank. Dr Schaufelberger attempted revival but he was dead upon removal. Funeral planned from the family home with Rev Trites officiating. grandparents Mr and Mrs Alexander of York have traveled to Hastings after the news.
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Max
J. D. Reed
Silver City
Emerson
Hastings
Nebr
Mills County
Reed
Hastings Daily Tribune
Max Reed
University Avenue
Mr. Reed
Pred Schaufelberger
Lyceum
Trites
Mra. Alexander
York
The Fight For the Forests by Stewart White
Stewart Edward White plans an American Magazine article titled The Fight for the Forests. He argues the destructive creed of a few opposes government efforts to preserve forests and warn of a potential three billion dollar cost to replace damaged wealth. The piece aims to rally public reaction as Congress convenes amid anticipated battles over the Forestry Service in Washington this winter.
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Stewart Edward White
Congress
Election of officers for Malvern Camp No 1853 MWA
Malvern Camp No 1853 MWA will elect officers for the ensuing year at the regular meeting on Thursday evening December 5. A large attendance is desired. Also advertised are five registered Herefords: three cows and two yearling heifers, Merrill Johnson عرضه. Best wagons by Asb & Loog's, Clinton and Weber.
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Malvern
M. W of A
Merrill Johnson
Smith, Clinton, and Weber
Asb & Loog's
Advertised Mail Letters at Malvern Postoffice, 1907
Postoffice at Malvern Iowa lists remaining advertised letters for the week ending November 25 1907. Names include George Hesseltein D M Greeson Mrs John Riley AH Kry John Sharp T H Dalby.
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Malvern
Iowa
Eorge Hesseltein
D M Greeson
John Riley
AH Kry
John Sharp T H Dalby
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