Malvern Notes Highlight Local News And Farming Wins
Roseville visitor Wood Wearin and Nellie Maher join Malvern activity. The Presbyterian Dutch supper netted about 835 for charity while the high school athletic association box social brought in around 40. Malvern’s champion basketball team beat Blanchard 34 to 10 and Coin 59 to 7. A fire at Boeliner’s cooperage burned 400 barrels. Landlord Hubbell invites visitors to the corn show and institute. Churchill Bros expand cement block work around Strahan and Bentley farms as local economy shows momentum.
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Wood
Roseville
Gal
Nellie Maher
Imogene
Mulholland
Kilpatrick
The
Presbyterian Church
Frances McCoy
Silver City
Malvern
High School Athletic Association
Edith Davis
Cottage House
Blanchard
Coin
Missouri
M C Moore
Portland
Ore
Henry Viner
Illinois
Boeliner
Hubbell
Beckwith
Henry Coolidge
Columbus
Neb
Omaha
Dan Wheeler
Mills County
J M Strahan
Hoa Woodrow
J O Smith
Judge Tubbs
K M Shipman
Emerson
Guess J F Baskins
Strahan
Churchill Bros
Bentley Farm
Hastings Obscure Local Trades and town notices
Frank Robbins bought 50 head of steers from Crawford and Dixon for feeding last week. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Jerome Chapin drew relatives from distance on Friday. Mrs. Underwood remains indisposed and only works part time at the telephone office. Lewis Crow of Smithville Missouri visits with his brother W P Crow, joined by cousin Reuben Crow. DG McMillen injured an eye while husking corn. Isaac Edie’s pension increases to 20 dollars a month starting March 1 1907. For sale a large second hand cook stove with water connections and an 8 A 3 burner gasoline stove 1.50 at Tribune office Glenwood.
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Frank Robbins
Crawford & Dixon
Jerome Chapin
Underwood
Lewis Crow
Smithville
W P Crow
Reuben Crow
DG McMillen
Isaac Edie
Washington
Visit and travel notes fill Mills county pages
Miss Ellen Noonan hosts a Red Oak visitor. Thanksgiving trips include the Johnsons visiting Bartlett and a Creighton football outing in Omaha. The Noonan vicinity records various journeys to Parkville, Denver, Boulder, and Lincoln area towns with family separations, weddings, and club events.
Ames corn show promises premiums and joint grain course
The Ames corn show will offer 500 dollars in premiums and run with the annual short course in grain and stock judging from December 30 to January 21. Exhibits may be sent by mail, with premium lists obtainable from secretary M L Bowman at Ames Iowa. In Glenwood the poultry show officers were elected: O V Byers president J C Kates vice president Bert Rager secretary Will Hall superintendent H S Wireman treasurer. A corn show will be held with next year’s chicken show. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is advertised as a gentle effective laxative with money back guarantee by A J Howe Glenwood.
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Ames
M. L. Bowman
Iowa
Glenwood
O. V. Byers
J.C. Kates
Bert Rager
Will Hall
H. Wireman
Local News From Silver City Area and Nearby towns
Silver City and surrounding areas report a busy period with visits from Anna Plumb and Maud Christy, new home for the Kruses, and Rev Peter Jacobs starting meetings at East Liberty. Births noted at Jones and Schoening and Kahl homes, box social earnings, property sale, and a cantata at the opera house to fund an organ. Thanksgiving visitors include many from Tabor Malvern Emerson Hastings Council Bluffs and more.
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John & Speer
Creston
Anna Plumb
Blanchard
HW Kruse
Peter Jacobs
East Liberty
Sadie Reeve
Pierpont
Maud Christy
Tabor
Silver City
Mort Morse
C P Hale
Pleasant Valley School
May Manter
Neb
George McKeen
J G Flanagan
Roy
Maud
Malvern
Wearin- Nickerson
Flanagan
Opera House
Emma Huffaker
Bertha Plumb
Miss Plumb
J B Taylor
Lena Schults
Rose Plumb
James Buckingham
C D Greenwood
Emerson
CA Miller
Hastings
Elory Coburn
Mabel Swarts
Council Bulls
Henderson Local News Roundup of Visits and Events
John Mayne's baby ill Supt Moore visited schools Wednesday. Joel Woods visiting brother in Washington Kaw. Mrs Will Oliver recovering south of Henderson. Mr and Mrs W E Owens and Q T Evans left for Nebraska. Hayden Carter returned from Loveland Colorado. Win Frizzell near Balfour visited uncle Isaac Wilson. Primary and intermediate pupils staged Wednesday program. Vic Wilson shipped fat cattle to Chicago with herd helps. Griff Jenkins near Henderson sold big hogs. 53 head average 447 pounds. High school youths enjoyed a debate on who harms society more the Miser or Spendthrift. Oyster supper at Wesley Chapel Thanksgiving night raised about 40. Good time reported.
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John Mayne
Supt Moore
Joel Woods
Washington
Kaw
Will Oliver
Henderson
W E Owens
Q T Evans
Nebraska
Hayden Carter
Loveland
Colo
Win Frizzell
Balfour
Isaac Wilson
Vic Wilson
Chicago
Griff Jenkins
South Omaha
Wesley Chapel
Epworth League
Local notices and travel plans from Hillsdale region
Arthur Bennett Balfour moved to Glenwood for winter. Misses Ruth and Jennie Knight visited near Henderson. A Richardson family plan wintering in San Diego California. Mrs H Brougham and Miss Broug ham travel to Council Bluffs then Lacombe Alberta Canada for part of the winter. Mrs Broug ham swapped Hillsdale property for Nebraska land.
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Arthur Bennett
Glenwood
Mis H Ranne
Claude Chambers
Nebraska
Ruth
Jennie Knight
Henderson
A. Richardson
San Diego
Cal
Brown Miller
H Brougham
Miss Brougham
Council Bluffs
Lacombe
Alberta
Canada
Dorothy's Dilemma in the Oakdale Golf Party
Dorothy Dalrymple frets over a mistaken invitation and train times for an Oakdale golf weekend. She travels by misdirected plan, faces a cold reception at Carleton Morgans, and ends up with Jimmy Morgan arranging transport. A web of telephones, misread dates, and romantic tension unfolds as fate guides them toward a private parlor reunion.
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Dorothy
Mrs. Dalrymple
Oakdale
Carleton
Mumsey
Miss Dalrymple
Numsey
New York
Carleton Morgans
Jimmy Morgan
Jimmy
Dorothy Dalrymple
Papa Dalrymple
West Pointer
Mr. Morgan
Morgan's
Jehu
Doworthy
Long Island
Southampton
Carleton’s
Timetable fragment at Tabor and Portthern
Readable pieces show a time table with arrival and departure times for Malvern Tabor and Porthern routes. Entries include times such as 4 30 pm and 12 20 pm with morning and evening segments. The fragment references Malvern and Tabor stations with periodic service not fully legible.
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East Bound
Nowa Art Am mm
Bad Sane
Conneil
Pacific
Filenwoor
ALO Balfour
Malvero
Ifastinga
Emerson
Red Oak
Chicago
Omaha
Hastings
Oak
Denver
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Ellen Noonan
Allie Galbraith
Boulder
Cole
J C Markley
Elva Douglas
Jennie Crawford
Parkville
Carrie
Tansas City
James Noonan
M L Hivans
Kenneth
Creighton College
Haskell
John Lang
J C
Thomas Kesterson
Malyen
Latham
Kan
Thomas
Valentine
Edna Bruen
J W Carlton Packard
C E Bruen
Colfax Ave
Woman's Club
Speller
Shipman
Emerson Woman's Club
Gertrude Geopfarth
Jones
Edna
May Evans
Edna Jones
Prof Galpin
Rev Taylor
Renolds
Sydeman
Opera
Wood & Ward
Glenwood Opera House
A. Ij. Howe
Orothy’s
Gopyrighted
P. C. Eastment
Western Iowa College
the Tribune
Tabor & Porthern
Plattamonth
A. Plattsmouth
Pacific Junction
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Aeee
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Homeseeker’s Rates
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J. L. Waterman
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Walter Breen
Mills County Abstract Company
Gienwaed
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