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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
6
Dr Prices Baking Powder claims to have a dietetic value beyond belief. It makes food taste delicious, remains moist and keeps well, and offers a digestibility not obtainable from other baking powders or leavening agents.
Emerson C. E Ballain and J. P. McGill join new readers for The Leader with room for more. Notices from Red Oak, Omaha, Glenwood, Griswold, and Shenandoah mention visits, wills, land deals at 90 per acre, barn work near Hawthorne, and revival services led by Rev Williams of Hamburg.
Uncle Ben Martin dines with writer E. L. Craig visits A. J. Hamilton while Clifford Phillips nurses malaria. J. W. Martin builds a self feeding bank and Joe Banister grades the barnyard. Neighbors plan a vigorous protest against granting clemency to Watson, the alleged killer of elderly Shelley 22 years ago, urging Mills county to oppose the pardon in the upcoming assembly.
Miss Hawley of Tabor visited Lula McClain on Tuesday. Miss Adda Culver married Nov 14 at Clarinda to Mr Thomas W. Keenan of Shenandoah, daughter of Rev George Culver formerly Emerson resident. A Zephyr Ontario man praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, bought from W. D. Wilson, as effective after a lingering cold.
TABOR W J Wilkins of Brooklyn and wife and son visit brother A T Wilkins north of Tabor while several locals travel or move. Mrs W E B Wilkins known as Kitty Harnim, formerly of Tabor, appears in memories. Mrs Anna Goodwin visits son Frank in Des Moines. Guy Rhode of Ranchester Wyo visits mother A P Rhode as cattle shipments arrive from his ranch. Mrs James Lambert, once of Tabor, travels to Seattle to see daughter Mrs F B Williams. Robert Clark attends the University of Nebraska Lincoln agricultural studies. Flora Howard returns from Burlington Junction with rheumatic relief from medicinal springs. Mrs Robert W Hurlbutt, W L Gaston and W Gaston of Omaha settle estate matters in Glenwood. Gaston to move to Pittsburg Pa for U S Rubber sales. Mrs Lester Yates gains divorce from Mr Yates at Sidney with child custody. Blaine Young and Miss Mary Evang attend Lillian French Read musicale. Rev Peter Jacobs chosen editor of Epworth League state paper. will continue ministry duties. Henry Trook near Tabor ill after surgery to remove tumor.
Mrs S Rosinthal of Turner Michigan praises Chamberlain s Cough Medicine as a trusted remedy for her family saying it is the only remedy for group and highly recommends it. Gala organized by W D Wilson.
Lee Sewell, world renowned jockey born in Sidney and nephew of Mrs David Kilpatrick of Randolph, was killed last week when thrown from his horse during a race in New York. He was eighteen and had earned about $30,000.
A Chancellor style bulletin lists a burglary at Palace Meat Market with about 86 dollars taken. Mentions Misses Rogers visiting Malvern, Rev Campbell accepting a Davis City pastorate, Nelle Antrim's Omaha trip, Mrs Hutchings visiting Omaha, and farm folks from Way Out township near Randolph. Also reports two valued horses lost, J N Menning at Vicksburg dedication, Mrs Mulholland visiting southeast of town, biliousness remedy via Chamberlains tablets, an oyster supper fundraiser at North Grove, and De Witts Witch Hazel Salve endorsement. A boy, Homer Backus of Creston, was shot in the hand with a .22 rifle while outdoors.
North Grove notes Emma Hutchings visits Aunt Sally Edie’s thimble bee and Julia Fleming family time. Robbie Stroud shows off a new organ. ad touts Kodol digestant for indigestion and stomach relief, claiming 3,000 grains digestion per teaspoonful and compliance with Pure Food laws.
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