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Newspaper
Mills County Republican
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1880
Page
7
Fragmented local items noting Isabaugh in Omata and travel by Tayee Annie, Cluvdinday visiting Shere and Calhoun front page, mentions of Mrs Lychelks thanks to a band. References include Kemple's track trip to northern Nebraska, Moses Weaver threshing wheat near White Cloud, and Charlay’s move to Wy. Other brief notes cover telegraph mishap at Malvern and local writing about the St Louis Railway.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention places like Mall and No Va Braaeht with references to buses or trains and a schedule. It hints at express service, a time line, and a recurring Saturday delivery or sale pattern. Names, dates, or clear events are unreadable in the fragment.
Fragmented text is unreadable and lacks clear names places or dates. The fragment offers no actionable event or attribution to derive a coherent news item or summary.
The correspondent reports on a busy week with a military company drill from Red Oak, J B Conner Republican candidate delivering a strong address to the Young Men's Garfield and Arthur club, Baptist church social at M G Iddwards, and combined Baptist and Methodist societies hosting about 400 at the Lincoln excursion. Gel Mepburn spent Tuesday evening in Glenwood, A G Partish of the Himerson Chronicle visited town last Tuesday.
Silver City: F C Geratenberg, arraigned before Esq Guffaker on a rape charge involving a German girl Imma Gottch. After a lengthy trial from Friday afternoon to late Saturday, he was bound over to the next district court term with bail fixed at 4000. Kelley led the defense with clear, principled arguments.
Col Hepburn spoke at Hastings on Oct 12 defending himself against H C Ayres claims and refuting them. Thos Stephens of Glenwood closed the meeting with a five minute speech praising Hepburn. The Malvern Coronet Band provided music and was royally treated.
A Mills County gathering on a gloomy day at the fairgrounds showcased bands banners and large delegations from Deer Creek Emerson and Glenwood. Speakers Col Hepburn J S McCabe J W Chapman Maj Anderson and others attacked democracy pledging loyalty to Garfield era policies amid rain delays and civic pride.
An 1879 advertisement touts Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets as cures for fevers skin diseases and consumption, claiming worldwide reputation, quick sales growth, and cures. A regional medical ad imitates sensational language while a political card urges voters to support Republicans and warns of civil conflict if the South’s aims persist.
A notice lists a Republican convention for Bilver Creek township at Centerline school house on Monday the 18th in Gu-Lober with an order from the chairman Howg J. S Joussox J. W. Rosenberg is inviting visitors to the Spencer building for a sales and range of groceries and prices. Thomason's offers candies nuts oranges and lemons while Munger & Goodwin promote trusses and shoulder braces. Thomason's is noted as a headquarters for sweets. Bremmer's Star oyster and Golden Sheaf Flour are sold by Kutks. Kensall’s Spavin Cure and Love’s flour are advertised. W B Sam and W G Kling are mentioned with generic goods and produce in Malvern.
A bold local fashion item highlights fresh cheap styles from Me Rangburn Senpa. The feature praises Thai inspired trends and affordable prices, emphasizing variety and modern silhouettes for shoppers seeking new wardrobe additions.
A fragmented local notice advertises a large stock of fresh candies at Bates' restaurant and a showroom of ladies' furnishing goods at Miss Paoghiurn's. It mentions new clothing, other sundries, and invites a call for viewing and purchases, though portions are garbled.
Local ads tout a department move to a larger building adorned with vast displays. Munger and Goodwin promote hats and millinery while Bochner offers caskets and shrouds next to Love's on Third Street. Kendalls Spavin Cure features in a highlighted ad and watch sales are advertised. Fresh oysters and restaurant offerings appear with Bates Restaurant and Rickabaugh's listings nearby.
A clipped notice promotes an annual viewing sale of remus goods with the aim to boost sales. It invites readers to send a trusted Marcius to participate and purchase from the catalog of bargains. Initiates include an offer to send a trusted party for viewing and ordering.
In our community some claim residents endure misery from dyspepsia and constipation. O. F. Snyder touts Shiloh's Vitalizer as a guaranteed remedy to ease these complaints and improve daily life.
An advertisement claims six years of bedridden sickness cured by Wop Bitters costing 200 per year, totaling 31200, halted by the bottles used by the wife who kept house for a year without missing a day, urging trust in the product. It includes testimonials and endorsements for Dr Bosimke’s Rheumatic, Catarrh remedies, and others, with local sellers and physicians cited.
Inought into Mills county at Munges and Coodwine offering a wide range of clocks and widertakers supplies cheaper than elsewhere. Thomason advertises Cres Borka and Malvern brands with various models. New and used items include baby garments and furniture. Also notices private boarders sought with sample room and flexible terms.
A reader praises Deacon Wilder for keeping his family well during the season, claiming medical bills were saved by proactive care. The column also promotes Dr. B C West’s Nerve and Brain Treatment, detailing price, order options, and a money‑back guarantee on cures. Munger & Goodwin are listed as sellers, with Brown’s Tar Troches advertised for sore throats and voice issues.
An OCR filled page lists Brown's Veg Liver Pills as a Western remedy for biliousness and headaches, with various druggists selling them. It also mentions Stay wagons, fresh oysters, pantry items, school books, organs, wagons and carriages painting services, winter wheat flour, and local groceries promoted by multiple merchants, plus a rush to buy before stock runs out.
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