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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
2
Muted timetable fragment from The Malvern Leader showing Chicago Burlington and Quincy service details. Listings include departures and arrivals with times and station notes as well as agent names Burns and TABOR & NORTHERN.
Letters uncalled for at the post office were for C. H. Arthurs. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mayberry of Center township on Friday Sept 8. The Malverard ball team beat Hillsdale 20 to 10 at home. A. R. Williams brought a splendid melon. J. A. Tyler left for Glenwood Neckyoke Co with a replacement for Safety Neckyoke. Mr. and Mrs. Hubbell celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. J. M. Strahan shipped five cars of cattle to Chicago with Peter Bare and B.S. Stone. four cars from Tabor shipped by Durrutte and Davis & Munsinger. Mrs. Maurath will open a branch millinery in Glenwood. L. H. Badley returned to Malvern with his family. Ladies of the Liberty Cemetery Association progressing on a tool house. A. J. Munsinger of Tabor discussed stock for Tabor Clothing Co to open next Saturday with partners A. B. Walling and A. L. Yeese. L. L. Greenwalt returned from Oklahoma noting peaches and praising Mills County. Rev. A. E. Slothower’s first year as M. A. church pastor ends. his return voted. Finances healthy with $2100 paid in. Ex-Governor Lewelling of Kansas, cousin of A. E. Cook, born in Salem Iowa, friend of J. B. Brown, and noted for his genial nature and political troubles during his tenure as governor.
Shenandoah Sentinel items report 700 pupils enrolled in Shenandoah public schools, a revived Montgomery County Fair Sept 24 28, Red Oak list of area students going to college, Clarinda vote against selling Fair Grounds Park, Cass County Veter ans association meeting, Evangelist Williams to begin Clarinda meetings Sept 23, Chautauqua highlights with Alexander, Essex merchants fund baseball park, Chariton street fair praised, Clarinda Chautauqua officers re-elected, Kennedy retires from Villisca Review, Red Oak Christian Science church disbanded, Omaha festival details, Bellstead Band concerts, Major’s Bear Stories picked by Ladies Home Journal, Blue River Bear Stories serial, local editorial on a lazy boy’s wasted opportunities, Iowa School for the Deaf notice for 1900 term start Oct 1 with transport arrangements, general call for pupil arrival, Rocky Mountain Tea advert.
County board sessions approve tax refunds and exemptions, cancel unpaid 1899 poll tax for a National Guard member, and deny further reduction on a rural land valuation. Bills for county offices, roads, poor relief, schools, and institutions are itemized, with adjournment to September 4, 1900 noted. The report closes with a testimonial on Electric Bitters.
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