Malvern area social notes and local trades
Malvern and nearby residents were in town Saturday for sales and visiting old friends. Clues note W L Mestraine and Claude Hrooke among visitors, along with farm goods trades, arrivals from Henderson and Emerson, and multiple mentions of local families and hospital updates. A rail trip sale offers round trip coach tickets to the International Livestock Exposition for nine dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Hrooké
Balfour
W. B. McGrew
Mineraon
Q. L. Kilpatrick
Down
Randolph
Harry Dunlap
South of
Emerson
R. W. Criswell
F. R. Chantry
L. A. Talbott
Omaha
Mr. Criswell
Co. W. Moore
Hastings
Henry Nims
Strahan
H. W. Dye
D. N. McGrew
John QR. Clark
Henderson Way
George W. Brower
Glenwood
Malvern
D. A. Johnson
Sorthwest
Joe McLain
Emerton
Champion Hil
Burlington
Ady
John W. Innes
Evanston
Creston
A. EB. Kiser End
Davenport
Malverp
Northwestern Bell Company
Max Frank
Gertrude
Martha Rosenblatt
J. A. Fletcher
Opiaha
Charles Wonderlich
Columbus
Nabr
Will Wonderlich
Hilda Wenant
Herbert
Harold
Fred Hall
Gail Dice
Richard
Kenneth
Max Murphy
Keith
Shengadoah
Mat Coprad
K. C
Funeral Rites for Charles M. Rice at Tabor Church
Funeral services for Charles M. Rice were held Wednesday afternoon in the Congregational church at Tabor conducted by Rev. Willlar Lee. A male quartet from Faith Hope sang. Mia M. W. McFarland played the organ. Burial was in Tabor cemetery. Pallbearers were cousins George Phelps Arthur Cuimings E. H. and Verne Matthews Walter Harrison and George R. Gaston. Obituary details his birth June 29, 1854 near Amherst Ohio, education at Oberlin and Tabor, editorship of The Southwest Iowan at Malvern, mayor of Tabor 1904-1905, civic work, and death November 19 1934 after health battles. He leaves wife Frances Jewell Rice two daughters Myrtle Elizabeth and Jessie Frances five grandchildren and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiine
Kling
Wayne Killion
Malivern
Baturdey
Peggy Winona
Killion
Wahneeta Scott
Albert Nelson
Yankton
Milla County
Marvin Woodfill
That Hand Hospital
Shenandoah
Mra. Wood
Milas Bernice Wilson
W. Carl Wilson
Carolyn Jean
Malvern
Boord
Covington
Ind
Lee
J. O. Laird
J. R. Hall
J. F. Wearin
W. M. Hiett
Abbie Bellewood
Harold Baker
Moville
Wm. Hensley
Vermillion
Bo. Dak
George Short
Verna Crook
Raymond Swangson
Orville Wenka
Bronx City
Charles NM
Wilson
Charles 1
W. P. Wormian
Whodlerty
Glenwood
Charles M. Rice
Tabor
Willlar Lee
Faith Hate
Bennie Lee
Gerald Dorkes
Wayne Walkins
Merrill Wolking
Mia
M. W. McFarland
Mr. Rice
George Phelps
Arthur Cuimings
E. H. and
Verne Matthews
Walter Harrison
George R. Gaston
Ashtabula
Ohio
Forest Grove
Tabor College
Oberlin College
Painesville
Mills County
Misa Frances Fellows
Myrtle Elizabeth
Jessie Frances
Rice
Southwest Iowan
Frances Jewell
First Congregational Church
Oberlin
Presbyterian Church
Niance
Ralph 8. Hicks
Flandreau
Dak
J.westherhead
Charles Sterling
Snd
Rosemary Hisks
Lisle Stanley
Mary Princes Weatherheld
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
The readable text outlines an advertisement for a sale action with local official names and a schedule fragment. Details are incomplete but indicate a public sale to be conducted under municipal authority.
Malvern Leader correspondent describes a road trip to Denver
A Denver bound journey from Malvern through North Platte and Sterling is recounted. The writer notes rough Nebraska roads, drought affecting lakes, and the return to Denver to visit family including Grandpa Stark. He sends regards to The Leader readers and mentions church attendance at Montview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvard
Hints
Towa
Malvern
Ford
Uncle Dick
Tf Litcomm
Grand Island
North Platte
Henry
Gates
Iowa
Minnesota
Rank Weeda
Sterling Hotel
Nebraska
Stering
Denver
Starke
Grand Dad Stark
Milla County
Colo
Fairfax St
Care
Montview
Bacrett
Corn Hog Pact for 1935 Presses Farming Freedom
Bruce M Kilpatrick county agricultural agent and US Department of Agriculture representative explains the 1935 corn hog pact. Production control aims to adjust output rather than reduce, preventing price drops to 1932 33 levels while permitting expansion over drought year production. Four reasons support higher 1935 corn acreage without a control program including drought driven shortages normal yield rebounds cattle and hog adjustments cheaper reseeding and seed corn availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce M. Kilpatrick
United States Department of Agriculture
Kilpatrick
Saga
Presbyterian Church Christmas Services and Prayer Day
Cherition Chith Waite Shenefietd Minteter heath Phi 4 8 Ro prayet sreeting Pworeday Nev 29 All the children who are ots to be in the Carietmes ptoeras ee ie in the winfeh t 3p ti vseaday aehiol abd thatch from Hopink you all a preating keene Presbyterian Ohtid Henry Dale White Minister Sunday tichoo at 10 Miss Hane Herté superintendent Preaching services at 11 Dr White will preach The sermon aubject will be The spirit of Praise and Thankegiving
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherition Chith ‘Waite
Shenefietd
Minteter Heath Phi
Prayet Sreeting Pworeday
Nev
Carietmes
Winfeh &T
Keene
Presbyterian Ohtid
Henry Dale White
Miss Hane] Herté
Dr. White
Sermon Theme and Church Notice for Sunday Worship
Pastor Leo Roy Bobbitt invites the congregation to gather for worship and community uplift on Sunday. Bible study at 7 20 p m. An invitation to parents to visit the school next Sunday morning to see their child's department and class. Open house postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pace
Springfield
Ill
George Pace
Clyde Pace
Corning
Francia
Red Oak
Earl
Pork market outlook limits hog expansion, Iowa State says
An Iowa State extension economist says conditions do not justify large pork production expansion in 1956 and 1937. The 1826 corn hog contract allows about one fifth more allotment than last year, but not as large as 1932-33. Pork exports show little growth as foreign tariffs and quotas remain strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economist
Iowa State College
Sweet Gum Tree Fine One Followers of Boone Into Kentucky
Fragmentary report mentions Sweet Gum Tree and followers of Boone moving into Kentucky along river lands. References vague aims and payments, with unclear dates or organizations. The readable text suggests a frontier movement or settlement note but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Kentucky
Rivera
Aise
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Triéode
Keira m
W. L. Mestraine
Total Christian Church
Montana
R. O H. Mintle
Millet County
Mr. Mintle
Corington
Louis Knop
Evelyn
Omahe
Robert Criswell
Clarkson Hospital
Plattsmouth
BE. C.keyton
Emma DeHart
Landis Special
Eavy
de Laval
Landis Hardware
Dixie Fruit
Stuart
P. C
Richelieu Jupiter
New York
Baby Stuart
Congregational Chetch
Charles Milton Rice
Peter J. and
Bila Townsend Rice
Amherat
Lorath County
Mane
Cote
Patefak
Leo Roy Bobbitt
Mi Faye
Ory
Impreso Brueatens
Jackie Cooper
Wallace Hosea Lewla
Los Anti
Greger Rogers
Fred Aptaira
Trene Dunn
John Boles
W.L. Smith, Jeweler
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