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Newspaper
Mills County Republican
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1880
Page
7
The readable segments show month names and scattered words like Nov 1 and Nov 16 alongside unclear phrases. No coherent event or clear entities emerge beyond these partial date tokens and garbled text.
Corrocled avary reports grain prices and farm items. The notice mentions Glenwood Fair dates, Malvern visits, band practice, a revolver theft, and local social events around Norris Hall and Malvern with references to land purchases near Clear Creek and church activities.
Paddock and Co open a clothing store in the Iettner building to showcase their large stock. Nearby prospects include Dr. Tluover from Vermont visiting for relocation, Win Van Doren's high quality Sorghton moluseog, and plans for Bonham to expand the store with a long 20524 foot room. The town hosts a temperance address by Mrs. Foster and coverage of a mob control Supreme Court ruling. The Central House receives improvements, and the band reports finances, new horns, and community support. A crackdown on immoral behavior leads to fines for counterfeit money and prostitution at local saloons.
From Glenwood comes word that public schools are crowded this fall with lower grades full while some departments have space for new pupils. John Davis and others leave for higher education destinations including Cornell College at Mt Vernon Iowa and Hastings to lead or attend schools. Archibald siblings and Miss Briana Archibald are noted among travelers and visitors with family updates.
The report recounts fines for contempt, local social events at Congregational church, political chatter about Republicans and Democrats, mentions of Redjohnick and Whiter speeches, and a meat market rush. It notes a Malvern Leader journalist visiting and praises for the Garfield and Arthur club, plus a band of boys kept busy with campaign "blowing" at meetings.
Malvern shops push fresh Thomason oysters and a wide range of groceries. Rowland and McCabe Bros advertise jars, wire, Queensware, seeds, and bells. Munger Goodwin offer tools and bracing while Thomason touts candies nuts and Bremmer's Star oyster. Local services include wagons, carriages painting, sewing, and tailoring.
Mr OC W Newell informs the public he is ready to furnish the trade with any grade of brooms at reasonable rates. A note mentions moving a display of clothing and veneers to a larger building, and a promotional line for Kendalls Spavin Tire ends the advertisement.
A Chicago wholesale druggist says a 60 year old man who suffered rheumatism for fifteen years improved after using the cure. The notice lists local businesses advertising products and promotions including a gold watch giveaway and coffin stock, with mentions of paint and flour suppliers in the area.
J. D. of Avdock & Co announces a semi animal clearing sale for fall and winter. Prices cut across verdant and odd goods to insure quick sale.
A local note touts Shuloh's Vitalizer as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and general debility. The ad claims the product can relief misery and pass days with ease and promotes O H Snyder as the seller.
A claim credits three bottles of Hop Bitters with curing six years of sickness costing 200 dollars a year. Advertisers defend advertising, praising Beeds and various remedies. Notices include Manroxe force pump rights, Little Giant Wind Mill details, and Bhiloh’s Catarrh Remedy with nasal injector. Local sales listed by C. H. Snyder in Malyarn, Iowa.
The fragment cites Dr G C O Gilleland of Gallatin Missouri praising Sansapanita Danpucom and Jopipe of Potassius after over a year of use in his family. It claims the blood tonic provided good satisfaction and the medicine produced positive results, attributed to AN Snyder and Munger i Goodwin.
An unusual catalog and shop notice lists diverse goods and services from Schaffer and Frownfelter selling undertaker supplies at higher prices, to Thomason's Bremmarts Cream Soda crackers in Malvern, and promotions for a new book edition by Jas. Al Gre. The fragment mentions Malom Bundy and Dea Garteld endorsing diets, with ad copy praising the product and inviting active agents, including a $1.00 offer for complete outfits from A. & Barnes & Co. in New York.
A brief classified notice advertises lodging for traveling men with good accommodations and a sample room. Terms are stated as reasonable and the contact is Mrs. J. A. Laprex.
The Western public adopts Brown's Liver Pills for relief of biliousness and to aid stomach and liver function. Sold by OTL Snyder and Mun.
An 19th century ad suggests Doctor Tanner could have endured fasting for forty days if he used Brown's Extracts of Blackberry and Ginger, a celebrated remedy for Diarrhea Dysentery and Cholera Morbus. Sold by all druggists.
A deacon explains how Mop Bitters kept his family well during the pest season, avoiding doctor bills. He claims he spent dollars’ worth and kept everyone able to work, urging others to try the medicine as a safeguard against illness.
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