02 Apr 1931
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1931
Page
1
The notice outlines new subscription terms and advance advertising rates. It specifies the publisher P Wortman and the publication in the Fumi Offrea. The text emphasizes pricing changes and submission deadlines for readers and advertisers.
The text cites a snippet from a brief history noting citizens engrossed in daily life may lose patriotic grip on current policies. It references President Cleveland’s election over Blaine and questions if the era’s political engagement differed from earlier times.
The volleyball season from 1926 to 1931 closes with the research bureau reporting no scandals this year. Games were won honestly, with minimal complaints about league management, player hiring, or drawn names, and overall integrity was high across leading teams.
Des Moines reports the 44th Iowa Assembly debates the income tax bill with county assessor provisions added as amendments. The House passed the measure. the Senate later tabled the county assessor bill. Key exemptions mirror federal rules, with credits for dependents and personal amounts. County officials would assist in assessing and enforcing the tax under state supervision. Appropriations total about 16.0 million for the coming years.
A reader letter describes springtime in Puget Sound country with mention of spring birds fruit and berries. The writer notes clean roads ample groceries and a 196 year old apple tree planted at Vancouver and comments on local commerce and a store named Wolfe.
Cream producers are urged to favor Cold Storage plant claims over cooperative creameries. The letter asserts higher, quicker payments, strict testing for butter quality, and lower churning costs, noting audits in Northwestern Iowa and offering a $25 reward to verify claims.
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