Transit listings and coach times unclear in fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows train or transit times with station names such as Kanvas Malvern Tawa and references to passes and arrival times. The text is unreadable and lacks coherent context.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows train or transit times with station names such as Kanvas Malvern Tawa and references to passes and arrival times. The text is unreadable and lacks coherent context.
Chas Schick sold his 320 acre Mills County farm north of Imogene to Pat Maher for 18 720 dollars. Maher plans to move into the Schick property next March, while Schick will reside in Shenandoah after years on the farm. Maher may sell his current farm and will live in Shenandoah.
President Maclean of the State University of Town hears calls for lectures statewide. He spoke October 11 to the State League of Municipalities in Mason City on Municipalities in their Educational Relations and plans November 7 address to Council Bluffs teachers on Fools' Schools and Scholars' English. He will also address the teachers association meeting in Clinton on October 19.
A long reader letter discusses American policy in the Philippines, corrections to earlier statements, and Krell’s observations. It covers Manila campaigns, Santa Fernando operations, prisoner treatment, Filipino attitudes toward Americans, and the spread of English. It notes Filipinos eager to learn English, prefer it for future use, and urges caution by critics of U.S. actions. A separate note on a Glenwood Union newspaper from 1858 follows.
Mrs. H S Galt keeps a 112 page diary from June 13 to Sept 18 detailing Tungcho missionaries in Peking and their move to Kobe Japan. The volume describes awaiting relief, buried books found by Boxers, and the diary’s potential pamphlet publication.
A patchwork of items from the area includes a Cherry Sisters tour rumor a large horse sale report with 33 horses averaging 130.15, a campaign aide with graphophone at meetings, Red Oak whistle changes, evangelist meetings in Villisca, a Red Oak man injured in a gun accident recovering, a Rocky Mountain Tea ad, a political bet on McKinley or Bryan, Sidney football lopsided loss to Red Owl, two Golden Weddings near College Springs and Clarinda, missionary marriage returning to India with a gift, a new rural mail route from Greenfield, and a Philippine War letter noting hopes for a quick end and guarded sentiment.
An old advertisement claims kidney and bladder problems affect both genders, causing mood, ambition, and vitality decline. It touts Swamp-Root as a universal remedy and offers sample bottles and a pamphlet, reflecting 19th century public health marketing.
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