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03 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1930
Page
1
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Slogan More business and less politics cited as governorship goal. Smith notes governor would expand state finances by returning 208000 dollars from motor vehicle fund and 390000 dollars from code revision act. Malvern council and mayor reelected with no opposition, signaling voter satisfaction with local governance.
Mills County Recorder Hattle M Brown announces candidacy for reelection. She praises a year round, people focused approach and cabinet style service, thanking voters for courtesy and urging support in the upcoming primary. She notes home duties and office workload limit campaign outreach.
Commentary notes the Soviet Union pushing a five day week, describing the plan as ambitious. It reflects on broader labor efficiency aims and the pace of reform, hinting at expectations and public reception without endorsing or opposing the policy.
Anderson man John R. USER seeks Mills County representative seat as a progressive farmer. Active in Farm Bureau and local schools, church, and farm organizations, he is well known and urged by friends to run.
A fragmented narrative recounts a road trip with Hon Otha D Wearin in Mexico. The speaker imagines vacations as portable experiences, comparing travel by rail and car to a synthetic, comfortable trip. The piece hints at commercializing the concept of portable vacations.
Political notices announce candidacy for Mills County offices including treasurer and county recorder and a representative position. Re public voters June primary actions urged. Also brief note on Russia discarding the calendar and early vegetable sowing timing.
A fragmented and faded OCR item mentions a figure or nickname Rastus Sambo Bones Ham and a homeward theme with a chorus. The garbled text suggests a regional piece or verse about travel or home life, but lacks a coherent narrative or clear names, places, or dates.
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