06 Apr 1939
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1939
Page
1
The piece speaks of Easter as the start of spring and a time to shed past disappointments. It urges expansion beyond old habits toward a higher character, noting many will make an annual church pilgrimage and give to the collection plate, feeling philanthropy.
A notice urges readers to promptly inform the with a new address to ensure uninterrupted newspaper delivery. It emphasizes notifying the postal department about changes and highlights the importance of updated contact details for steady service.
Editorial notes weed growth along Iowa roadsides and urges a weed control policy. It praises outdoor recreation facilities, golf and tennis offerings, and cautions against relying on large bakeries as town women vow to use only homebaked bread to protect independent bakeries amid price wars.
Winterset reservoir project bids opened for the job showed estimates ranging from forty thousand to sixty six thousand dollars above city expectations. The CBEQ railroad track from Shenandoah to Norwich is being torn up and sold as old ties to Norwich area farmers. Adair county is chosen by the U S department of agriculture for a unified land use program this year, unique in Town. Leader advertisers are reliable places to buy.
A collage of verse and current affairs, readers encounter playful whisker cheer in Omaha and a Chicago election overview. The piece blends light comic verse with references to mayoral politics, Francoist and British moves, and rising tensions in Europe as Poland, Romania, and Japan move in diplomacy and strategy amid looming conflict.
A fragmented verse reflects on marriage and gender roles, noting a wife when seeking fortune and a husband in life. It hints at domestic life, children in school, and the return of spring as a recurring cycle. The piece reads like a reflective meditation on aging, work, and renewal.
The article purports to reveal a fire walking study by the University of London council for physical investigation, claiming no genuine occult power, and attributing the feat to thermal conductivity, brief foot contact with embers, and confidence in walking. Probate notice opens in Mills County District Court for the will of S. S. Hurst filed March 28, 1939, proceeding for probate set for February term 1939 with Ward Slothower as clerk.
Notice to G. R. Rice that Lots 387 and 385 in Emerson, Iowa were sold for 1936 taxes on December 14, 1921 to A. D. French and assigned to Dre Gillen. Redemption period ends ninety days after service of notice, or a Treasurer's Deed will be issued. Dated March 23, A. p. Gillen owns the tax sale certificate.
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