11 Oct 1883
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Newspaper
Malvern Republic Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1883
Page
5
Job printing facilities advertise updated equipment and improved methods to produce quality work efficiently at reasonable prices. Strong emphasis on modern types, fast turnaround, and inviting customers to trial the service.
The LeADER prints orders for legal blanks used by Tua tices and Constables with Scoopa on hand. Decda and Mott- Sager are named as providers and authorized agents in Allger City. All business translated by CHMISTY th Tun Lrapen's agent will be approved by the office.
Slyman Anderson left yesterday for Quincy Illinois. The Packing Company will begin operations next week. County correspondence reached us 100 Into for this issue. Isaac Baldwin of Hillsdale returned from Kansas. Public telephone stations were put in at Hastings and Emerson. The telephone aided election returns. Arthur Metz of Maryville visited his brother Pieron Metz. A. J. Hougas of Henderson sold his property and will move to Carson. St Roberts of Redalk visited his daughter Mia Cheney. Fannie Cottrell returned from Omaha. Geo. McCabe called to Illinois for his wife’s illness. Samuel Elwood bought a farm in Nebraska. Miss Lucy Solomon visited H. A. Baird family. New clothing and grocery firms comment in Trade and Traffic. Local ballots and raffles noted. Several townsfolk honored with visits and travels to Chicago, Omaha, and Missouri. Lightning damaged the telephone line near Tubbs. Diagonal surveying squad reported in the county. Various local people listed with brief life updates and movements. The fair featured fine horse Hong of A. T. Turney with Clyde stock. Millinery opening by Justice & Jones drew crowds. Family gathering of Hunters described in Webster City Freeman. Election results: Republicans carry most precincts. Dr. Brothers loses by margin. Jack Pierce noted for local tales. Brown county Nebraska produce showcased by Wm. Van Orsdol after trip.
The Mills County vote yields Dr. Brothers as the representative choice, with Mer French defeated. The piece praises Brothers' character and notes the precinct’s sentiment, while also urging local readers to contribute ideas for winter literary clubs and intellectual recreation. The column covers rail timetable changes, sorghum syrup success, property trades, and church ordinations.
Notice states entrance fee refunds and premium payments are available by calling the Mills County Central Fair secretary in Malvern Iowa after the October 2 to 4 event. It also announces the Mills County Agricultural and Mechanical Association stockholders meeting on October 27 1883 for officer election and business. Public warned to avoid fair grounds without society permission. trespass penalties apply. Another mask skate set for October 18 with same regulations as last.
Market summary listing items like corn 31, best spring 68, oats clean white 17, potatoes new per bushel, apples 60, butter 11, eggs 2, lard 11, bacon 11. Notes indicate farm products and prices for the Malvern market day.
A collage of local notices touts businesses from Schaffer’s store to J D Paddock and Co. and Young’s Clothing, announces a New Grocery Store opening with low prices, advertises brick for sale, warns against hunting on private land, and offers cord wood for sale four miles southwest of Hillsdale. The notices reference Malvern Mills County and local traders like E McLanaquin and Joan Muncon.
Foulkes Bros advertise School Books and upholstery services while Munger & Goodwin sell Diamond Sewing Machines and clocks. Harris & McCabe handle buggies wagons and lumber. O'Brien Bros tout Ohio made wagons. Fourks Bros promote Schuttler wagons and Keystone Cider Mills. Summers announces sale of a White Cloud schoolhouse on Oct 20.
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