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Newspaper
Mills County Republican
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1880
Page
7
A fragmented timetable from September 10 1880 lists select trains for passenger and freight service with odd spellings. It notes an eastbound express train and a Saturday night eastbound service around 11:50 am, plus various freight movements and limited stops for specific routes.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Pavile Express and freight train details. References Malt 82 and Campbell agent. Times like 07 pm and 11-00 appear. overall text is garbled with multiple nonstandard place names and partial passenger mentions.
Malvern Markets reports weekly stock and grain updates corrected each Thursday evening by J. Due Padock and Re. Vive with price notes and market summaries for local traders.
A scattered page reports on illnesses including a man named i ley on the sick list, a death of Gidley Jostnhouse, and various neighborhood happenings. It mentions visits to relatives, a storefront display, a resident attending Burlington Business College, and local farm and road concerns. Names include Conrad, Mrs Kling, Jas Nieman, Anderson, and others amid scattered dates and places like Clarinda Hastings Kirksville and Silver City.
Henry Clay Dean the famed unwashed Democratic orator will address Mills County residents in Malvern next Wednesday September 16. The notice mentions local volunteers, printer credentials, and a series of regional travels and small town happenings with names like Red Oak Glenwood and Springfield Missouri, plus routine community notices.
A new normal school will open in the Malvern academy building on October 4 to train teachers and prepare students for college. The event includes lectures by Mrs. J. Hilen Foster of Conte, Iowa, with the date and full program to be announced. a regional Sabbath-School convention is also slated, inviting delegates from several counties. Separately, Farmers and Traders Bank announces a move to larger quarters on First Avenue and Third Street in Mills County, detailing a new fireproof vault and updated facilities.
A fragmented Malvern area page catalogs merchants and promotions across groceries, hardware, furniture, and services. It touts Thomason’s candy, McCabe Bros cooking stoves, Munger & Goodwin trusses, Rowland’s wares, and Love’s spavin care. It notes upcoming events and contests offering a gold watch from Munger & Goodwin, plus assorted livestock and sewing services advertisements.
Mr. C. W. Newell informs the public he is prepared to furnish the trade with any grade of brooms at reasonable rates. price listed as 46 cents.
A department store shifts large stock of clothing and gentlemen's furnishings to the former D L Winsizhimer Co premises on First Avenue. Ads promise items by the dish or can at Bates' restaurant and advertise various medicines and tonics, claiming relief from rheumatism after long suffering.
J D Pappock and Company advertises a fall and winter clearance selling remnants and odd goods at prices designed to assure sales. The notice emphasizes bargains to clear stock.
In our community some residents suffer from dyspepsia, live complaints, indigestion, constipation, and debility. Shiloh's Vitalizer is advertised as a guaranteed remedy, sold by O H Snyder.
A catalog of health cure claims and advertisements includes Hop Bitters cures for six years of sickness at $200 yearly, Dr. Bosanko Rheumatic Cura, Manresa pump promotion, Shitles Catarrh Remedy, Sansaveniena DAnpetoni for Potassium, and biographical notes about Major Bundy. The page also touts agents needed and promotional blurbs from various sellers and publishers.
Old timey noir tone lists drug stores and residences around Think Avenue in Malvern. Mentions Thomason Bremmar's Dream Soda crackers, shoe fittings at Kline's, and a slogan about best crackers. Detects a mix of local shops, products, and street directions from a fragmented OCR fragment.
You are notified that on November 6 1977 the Treasurer of Mills County Iowa sold lands described as the West half of the Northwest quarter of Section 8 Township 3 Range 7 to W Z Green for 1875 and 1876 taxes. Redemption period ends 90 days after service of this notice. I W Woops Assignee.
A fragmentary ad notes traveling men can find good private board and accommodations with samples rooms. Verma and Mors are mentioned alongside J A Lypimn in the sparse text.
The west adopts Crown's Liver Pills for relief of biliousness and stomach and liver comfort. War sale offered by O. H. Snyder and Munger & Goodwin.
An old advertisement praises Doctor Tanner for enjoying meals during forty days and promotes Brown's Extract of Blackberry and Giger as a renowned remedy for diarrhea dysentery and cholera morbus, available at all druggists.
Deacon Wilder claims his family stayed well last season by using Bitters, avoiding doctors and high bills. He says three dollars worth kept everyone healthy and able to work, contrasting with neighbors spending up to two hundred dollars to stay sick. He urges readers to take his medicine.
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