08 Apr 1886
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1886
Page
1
The item lists subscription terms for a paper, remarks on Mills county delivery, and a weather prophet’s forecast for April to June. It also covers comments on Easter dating, Sheridan’s army bill, and a lively exchange on editor strikes. The text includes anecdotes about sheep and a Friday year superstition, plus President Cleveland’s weight gain and apoplexy speculation.
Key provisions authorize nuisance prosecutions in the state name by the local prosecutor or any county resident if refused. A building housing nuisance liquor can be seized and closed for up to a year, with bond possible to reopen. Illicit liquor possession near authorized sellers or in homes is presumptive evidence of illegal sale. repeat offenses carry prison terms. Officers may break open packages. property excluding homestead may be confiscated to pay fines. A separate sermon extols public duty and future leaders. A Gainsville distillery raid reveals a tunnel system and dammed pond concealment.
A poem contrasts a hopeful youth chasing an unseen tomorrow with an old man waiting for a future that never arrives. It widens to a world of people all under the same sun, eager for what lies ahead yet failing to seize the present. The speaker notes a common longing among many to wait for the perfect moment.
The Department reports summer teaching assignments for Mills County teachers led by Prof. Moore. Names include Emma Brown Prairie Valley Josie Wetmore Pleasant Hill Myra Bishop Osborne Valley and others. An editorial stresses grit courage and perseverance in pupils and urges teachers to pursue professional growth and study.
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