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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
3
Emerson region notes stock buying in Omaha, family visits, and a busy reunion week. Local band performances, farm plans, and a string of accidents, illnesses, and social events populate the recount from Strahan to Hillsdale with updates on residents, marriages, and upcoming gatherings.
An advertisement proclaims Chamberlain's Pain Ball can instantly soothe pain from cuts bruises burns and scalds and accelerate healing without leaving a scar unless the injury is very severe. It also claims to cure rheumatism sprains swellings and lameness. Sold by W. D. Wilson.
John R. Robinson of Glenwood takes over the family abstract business from the late J. K Robinson. He holds the elder’s extensive abstract books and his own, offering prompt service to patrons. He is also ready to sell real estate or arrange loans at reasonable rates.
A note lists several thoroughbred young males and a few first class young sons as eligible for registry. Bett O.M. Former is noted among the entries.
Professor Houton notes in ten years of travel that Green's August Flower is the most used cure for dyspepsia, liver and stomach issues, and constipation. He says tourists and workers with headaches from irregular habits benefit, and that it does not harm the system. A free sample is available at W.10. Wilson's, with sales across civilized countries.
Notice reports dissolution of Mellor and Royce partnership. All accounts owed to the firm to be paid to Geo Mellor and all debts owed by the firm shall be paid by Geo Mellor. Dated Malvern Iowa September 18, 1400.
Mrs. Leader visited Mrs. Wilson over Sunday. T N Frost delivered corn to Myron Munsinger Monday. Miss Pearl and Elinor Meron visited Charley Moon. John Russell sprained his thumb in Saturday’s ball game. Harry Grosse broke a finger. Neighborhood trip to Malvern Trin reported a good time. Bertha Glynn visited grandmother Betsey Glynn. Surprise party at Mr Moon’s Friday night. Frank Hammers bought apples from C H Moon and will go to Omaha early week. Water supply scarce. Will Bicknell has no water yet. Lutz digs deeper well. Anna Tell to dig a new well this week. Forest Grove baseball lost to Tabor second nine 9 to 8. Players say not discouraged after winless season.
O and St L announces Sept Oct 1900 fare sales for Fall Festivities in Kansas City and St Louis with round trips from 86 25 to 11 25 plus 2 for west northwest south and southwest one fare plus 2. specials to Council Bluffs Ak-Sar-Ben Sept 24 and Omaha Sept 25 28 with return good to Oct 1 1900. Agent RB Wheat signs.
A public auction will occur at the seller’s residence five miles northwest of Emer son, south of Henderson, and northeast of Hastings on Tuesday Sept 25 1900 starting at 10 am. The haul includes cattle horses implements wagons harness and farm gear plus a warm noon lunch. Terms cash up to 85 00. over 85 00 credit one year with approved note at 6 percent interest. Auctioneers J U McCammom Re M Adkins Clerk I N Cheney. Also notices ad for health products and cold remedy with guarantees and prices.
In a reader letter editor I M Higgins reports years of painful piles resisted by doctors until Bucklen Arnica Salve cured him with two boxes. The ad touts a guaranteed remedy at 25 cents. Also notes two insane patients attempted self harm at an asylum, with unspecified details.
The Des Moines Annual Conference of the M N church, covering southwestern Iowa, met in Boone last week. Bishop Walden issued assignments Tuesday morning. few local changes occurred in Mills County with Glenwood and Hillsdale effected. The conference reported rising membership by over 1500 and benevolence contributions reaching about 68000, plus a push to raise 100000 for Simpson College endowment. Malvern relief funds were sent to Omaha Mayor Moores with about 7000 reported to date. a list of Malvern letters ending Sept 15 is also noted.
In Fremont County, Trullinger and Coleman publish testimonials from Richard Trullinger and Charles Deppe praising Dr Kay's Renovator for curing stomach trouble. Trullinger recounts long pain and opioid use before relief and renewed appetite, while Deppe reports dramatic improvement after trying a sample and full packages.
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