Remodeling Malvern church creates new look on hill
The New Malvern Christian Church reports months of remodeling yielding a near complete facility. The main 40 by 42 foot auditorium includes a 12 by 28 foot room, additional upstairs Sunday school spaces, a pastor study, and a ladies parlor. Eleven rooms may be enclosed for Sunday school work, with a spacious basement in use during construction. The interior is frescoed and warmly lit, with furnaces and a gas plant. The project cost about 8000 dollars, though builder Higbee notes it could reach 10000 when finished with old structures.
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Malvern S
Higbee
Robbery on Atlantic Street After Evening Walk
Miss Belle Bradbury of Atlantic was robbed by two men after 6 o clock while walking in the business district. The bandits took $2. Several arrests were made but no identification of the men was possible.
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Belle Bradbury
Atlantic
Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Pile Remedy Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure for deafness linked to inflamed mucous membranes and Eustachian tube blockage, offering $100 if catarrh cures fail. It also promotes Hall’s Family Pills for constitutional issues and a PAZO Ointment claim for piles with money-back guarantees.
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Hall
FEF
J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. Bald
Law Requires Red Painted Gasolene Cans In Iowa
A new Iowa law effective January 1 1907 requires retail gasolene to be sold only in vermillion red cans or barrels with the word gasolene plainly marked. Dealers delivering unpainted cans are barred and violators face fines from five to one hundred dollars. The statute applies to quantities over one quart and under six gallons.
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Mills County
Iowa
Emigrant Train Heads West From Emerson to Colorado
A large group of Glenwood area farmers from near Emerson plans to move to Wellington Colorado for the coming year. The Malvern Leader notes about 12 or 13 emigrant cars will carry the party including Chas Hall Otis Hall Harry Raleigh Cray Whipple Hi Nims Arthur Cole the Lang boys John and Ed Glen Babbitt and others. They are described as a fine, young group and their departure is expected about February 1.
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Mills County
Colorado
Glenwood
Paonia
Emerson
Wellington
Malvern
Webruary
Colo
Chas
Otis
Hall
Harry
Raleigh and Cray Whipple
Hi Nims
Arthur Cole
Lang Boys
John
Glen Babbitt
Boys capture full grown American eagle near Red Oak
Three about ten year old boys, Glen Hawkins Clifford Hilett and Johnnie Hanfelt, chased a wild American eagle after a .22 rifle shot. They wrestled the bird to prevent escape and carried the captive six blocks to Glen Hawkins home where the eagle was placed in a barn.
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Glen Hawkins
Clifford Hilett
Johnnie Hanfelt
Red Oak
Brakeman Injury From Hanging Mail Sack on Train
Burlington brakeman John Covert was struck on the head by a hanging mail pouch while leaning from the engine cab window near Balfour. He regained consciousness at Pacific Junction and was sent home to Creston with non serious injuries. Robert L. Estes of Sidney sues Burlington for damages over a wreck south of Hastings, claiming a broken wrist and internal injuries. George Chaffes, a mail clerk, was badly injured and permanently incapacitated in the same crash.
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John Covert
Burlington
Balfour
Pacific Junction
Creston
Robert L. Estes
Sidney
Joel Estes
Congress
Hastings
Sidney-Carson
George Chaffes
Remarkable 100 Acre Missouri Farm Near Joplin
A 100 acre Jasper county farm hints at a prime Missouri location 14 miles from Joplin and near a town with three railroads. Highlights include 30 acres bluegrass pasture 4 acres orchard and fruit, rice wheat and spring drop areas, three wells water through pasture fenced and cross fenced 28 by 4 room house good barn and main road access. Price 50 dollars per acre or a bargain. Contact J F Kerby Opolis Kan R F D No 1. Also notes a testimonial praising Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder issues and cautions against unverified remedies.
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Jasper County
Missouri
Joplin
J. F. Kerby
Opolis
Kan
Two Cent Fare Bill Faces Likely Passage in Town Legislature
Dispatch from Des Moines notes broad support for a two-cent fare bill with nearly forty responses from legislators across parties and no opposition. Debates center on the method of reducing passenger fares, including a proposed family mileage book plan selling 1,060 miles for $20. Iowa corn output tops states with 356,725,000 bushels this year, well ahead of Illinois, Missouri, and Nebraska, despite Iowa's slightly smaller planted area.
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Des Moines
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Cummins
Chassell
Towa
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Treasury Secretary Shaw to head Mutual Life in New York
Secretary of the Treasury DL M Shaw is slated to become president of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York after retiring from Roosevelt's cabinet in March. He is reported to have been offered a salary of 860000 per year. Eleven cattle owned by Fremont county farmer Richard Porter near Thurman were poisoned by ice formed from used washing water, narrowly avoiding death.
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Secretary of the Treasury
DL. M. Shaw
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Roosevelt
Richard Porter
Fremont County
Thurman
Apple gift to King Edward noted in 14 year orchard
Goy of Tabor raised 3000 bushels on ten acres in an orchard fourteen years old. The transaction yielded Mr. Goy $1600 clear money. He sent a barrel of apples to King Edward of England as an additional gift.
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Edward W
RB. Goy
Tabor
Mr. Goy
Edward
England
Classifieds Ad Strategy in Tribune Propels Local Exchange
An urging note from the Tribune promotes community notices for buy, sell, and find items. It explains small reading notices cost a few cents and can yield large returns by publicizing surplus produce, animals, seed grain, or lost and found items, encouraging readers to use the paper.
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The
Tribune
the Tribune
Brandreth's Pills and a Nebraska Ranch Adverts
Keep in Good Health promises Brandreth's Pills as a plant-based laxative tonic used for over a century and suitable for all ages. Ranch for sale describes a 920 acre Holt County Nebraska property near Dustin with fenced land, springs, timber, and hay, priced at 16 per acre with easy terms offered by Barrett Bros. Also an Orino Laxative syrup ad endorses quick relief and money back guarantee.
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Dustin
Holt County
Nebraska
Barrett Bros
Neb
Real estate transfers listed from various counties and sections
Transfers show multiple parties including Barnes Feist Illingwood Schmit Knoeller Boyer Loving Sullivan Savings Institution and others. Parcels range from 6 to 122 acres across Deer Creek Lyons Platteville Anderson Center Oaks Glenwood and Indian Creek with values from 400 to 10 735 dollars and including lots and blocks in Glenwood and Adams areas.
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A Barnes
A Feist
Deer Creek
Illingwood
P Schmit
Lyons
Knoeller
W Webster
Platteville
Boyer
H C Newman
Loving
James
Indian Creek
Sullivan Savings Institution
Aanimmo
G H Gill
G Johnson
Merson
Allen
Leroy Dixon
Ce Eeeare
GJ Chapman
J W Wilson
Anderson
M Houser
J WH Houser
Kelley
Fae
Center
Dibale
Oak
J Plyon Tod Saltz
Oaks
Cee 'H Evernham
L J Hamilton
Glenwood
E White
Fred White
Nipp
J Batley
Local and Area Visitors in Silver City Notes
Elmer Hiatt travels to Hastings Nebraska for business. Miss Noul Wasson of Lincoln spends the week with H. H Huffaker. Miss Sadie Reeve visits Miss Alice Woodel in Northboro. Mr and Mrs Ellis McCune of New London stay with E Banister east of town. Mrs Ada Lawson Johnson of Shenandoah visits the Lawson family. Mr and Mrs E Banister visit their daughter Mrs J S Willard in Henderson. Isaac Wyant and daughter from Sioux Falls visit Will McCoy. Robert Ingram of Council Bluffs stops en route to Treynor to see relatives. Ned Huffaker and family from Crofton, Nebraska, visit L. W Huffaker and relatives. Also an ad for a cold cure, with Be. W. Groves signature on the box. 250.
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Sadie Reeve
Northboro
Alice Woodel
Ellis McCune
New London
E Banister
Ada Lawson Johnson
Shenandoah
Lawson
J S Willard
Henderson
Isaac Wyant
Little Daughter
Sioux Falls
S Dak
Will McCoy
Robert Ingram
Council Bluffs
Silver City
A Ll
Treynor
CW Huffaker
Crotton
Ned
L. W Huffaker
The American Magazine Changing Hands Brings Starline Editors
A new editors team led by John S. Philips will curate The American Magazine with Ida M. Tarbell Ray Stannard Baker Lincoln Steffens and others. A limited time offer sells 14 months for $1.00 or 14 numbers for $1.00, promising two novels 98 stories 28 poems 70 articles and 800 pictures. Submit by mail with payment to The American Magazine at 141 Fifth Avenue New York City.
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Ida M. Tarbell
Lincoln
Rakefeller
William Allen White
Kansas
F. P. Dunne
Mr. Dooley
Ray Stannard Baker
Lincoln Steffens
John S. Philips
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Banking notice on drafts and securities offered in all cities
Collections made on al promises at lowest rates with drafts drawn in principal cities of the United States and Europe. Coin coupons and government securities bought and sold. Loans at the lowest rates. D L SheinshHinen pres J M Buffington vice pres D French uxshhier H A Wrnch assistant cashier signatories listed in the firm record.
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United States
Bond guarantee trusted by leading financiers
American Surety Company of New York, the largest pure surety firm, concentrates only on suretyship bonds with capital and surplus of 8,000,000. The company is named as sole guarantor for money orders issued by the American Bankers Association, signaling high financial strength for jetty official court or license bonds. AD WIGAN SECURITY CO. OF NEW YORK promotes its services as the contact for secure bonds.
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Bank of Trust
Dhe
Ban‘kers’ Association
AD Wigan Suuity CO
New York
Faror and Northern O Arrival Schedule Update
Arrival times for Faror and Northern O routes are listed with morning and evening slots. The timetable shows travel windows from 9.00am to 6.30pm and additional notes for Tabor and 3380 pm times.
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Lonven
Matvarn
Tabor
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Opera Hones
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Theo. W. Ivory
Carl H, Otis
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Attorneys At Law
Glenwood Abstract Co
Nebo
Ride Square
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Amos Dean
Carpenter & Contractor
Glenwood, Iowa
A. H. Winkler & CO. Real Estate, Loan and Exchange Agts
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Mickelwall
Advo Collection Agency
T. G. Byers
Jowa Epxese
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Paxton Bik
Ofaha
NEW Malvern Christian Church
Glenwood Institution
Elgin
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Bertha
Luebbecke
Chicago
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H. R. Thompson
Catalpa Treea
Burlington Railroad Company
Ragte
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Foley
Gugurauec
A. J. Howe
Glouwood
Woley
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J Howe
Elmer Hiatt
Noul Wasson
H. H Huffaker
BE. W. Groves
Leslie
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Fr Per Yuen
D. L. Sheinshhinen
J. M. Buffington
D. French
Uxsshier
H. A. Wrench
Dis Bom
Bullington
C. W. Rathke
L. Usinshveimer
WB. Woodrull
A.J. Giettlar
American Surety Company of
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Omaha
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Bartlett
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Nod Nott
Ard
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Mineola
Toe
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Htrahan
Imogane
Bik St Louis
Ron Soodaya
Will M. Donelan
Salls
Glenwood,iowa
Robt. P. Jensen
16Th
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