Political Announcement for County Clerk Candidate
Political notice from Harry J. Widows seeking Republican primary support for a second term as Clerk of the District Court. Solicits vote and backing from Republican voters in the June primary.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1930
Page
1
Day Seeks Republican Treasurer Post in Mills County Primary
Clarence B. Day announces his candidacy for treasurer of Mills County subject to Republican voters in the June primary. He urges support and votes from party members.
Candidate Announcement for County Recorder Re election
Hattle M Brown announces candidacy for re election to the office of county recorder subject to the action of the Republican voters at the June Primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattle M, Brown
Mills County Representative Candidate Backed by Clark Support
A Mills County race note indicates a Republican primary decision in June for a representative nomination. John R. Clark expresses backing for the candidate, with voters urged to consider his candidacy in the June GOP primary.
Sheriff Candidate Seeks Republican Voters Support
For Sheriff didate for the office of Sheriff of Milla county subject to the action of the Republican voters at the June primary. Your vote and sup port will be appreciated, Ed Rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaase Anticice
Mills County
Clarence B. Day
Milla County
Ed Rush
Schade Seeks Relection as County Auditor in June 2 Primary
County Auditor candidate E. A. Schade announces he will again seek the office, subject to Republican voters at the June 2 1920 primary. Support greatly appreciated.
Carnegie Foundation Pensions Report Statement
A Carnegie Foundation report states that society does not owe pensions and that any pension plan providing an old age annuity at no cost to the beneficiary is challenged as unjust, reflecting a critique of universal pension obligations and cost-bearing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Thrift and pensions in aging work force debate
The author argues thrift remains key to independence for older workers on fixed pay. He warns that widespread substitution of machines erodes employment and demands some non-charitable support. A pension system funded by workers’ earnings could work if steady jobs persist.
Planning a Development Program for Malvern
The article argues that machinery and mergers reduce jobs and urges careful long term planning for Malvern. It suggests staged development over years, with benefits like fewer municipal failures and better use of funds. Proposes a new public school plant and a community swimming pool as core elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Malvern
Planned Projects Seen as Economical Growth Models
The text argues that with careful planning, projects can be developed as finances permit in a very economical way, noting that time is a factor only for those who lack use for it.
The Boy and the Banker
Ed M Smith recounts a boyhood memory near Winterset of unloading hay for a banker who invited him inside and praised his work. He says the simple courtesy left a lasting impression and informs his outlook as governor candidate on encouraging youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed M. Smith
Winterset
Widows Seeks Reelect Clerk of Courts Post
Milla county's efficient clerk of courts Harry J. Widows announces his candidacy for reelection. He is serving his first term and claims a fine record of careful and efficient service. The office has rarely been better handled and records kept in better shape. Widows is courteous, careful and conscientious, earning many friends who favor another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Widows
Milla County
Widows
Danger Seen in Chain Store Spread
The growth of chain stores and mail order houses sparks nationwide Grange discussions on whether rural patronage should stay with local merchants who serve farm communities. Grange sympathy leans to local merchants vital to every farm town, a loyalty long noted as key to community life.
Ed Rush Enters Sheriff Race in Glenwood
Ed Rush of Glenwood announced his candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket. A World War II veteran who served with Company I in the Rainbow Division, Rush has worked at the Glenwood Institution and spent much of his career in Mills County and southwest Town. He is married, resides in Glenwood, and urges Republican voters to support him in the June primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rush
Glenwood
Rush
Company I
Glenwood Institution
Fen Mills
Editors Question Tax Reform Draws Mixed Reactions
A local editorial notes that editors see taxes as a political burden. It argues voters want others to pay while seeking easy solutions, citing Mark Twain on weather and public talk about income tax without clear public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Woodward 1 Enterprise
Land Tax Theories Prompt Debate In Iowa
The writer critiques radical tax ideas from land-only to land-exemption plans, urging a balanced approach. A sane legislature and governor are needed to improve tax fairness, avoiding extreme positions. The Osceola Tribune mocks bureaucratic overreach and fiscal excess in Iowa state government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bewatea
Iowa
Unio
Following the Leader by F A W
A fragmented critique by F A W on a Corspea corporal and a local publicity project. The piece mocks literacy myths, weighs who reads, and questions the value of widespread reading while citing dubious statistics and sources across Malvern and local drug stores.
Magazine ads and road zeal spark Malvern debate
In a lively Malvern snippet readers discuss magazine publishers and the lure of popular stories. The piece cites True Story and McFadden publications, noting reader interest, school debates, and a State Patrol encounter as part of a broader tale of advertising, literacy, and urban myth. It mentions Joshua Gray, a car purchase, and a humorous local reflection on speed and legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crovell¢ and
Curtis Pablishtag Company
McFadden Publications
Malvern
McFadden
Ton McFadden
Amazing Stories
Police Gazette
Amer Ean
Coll Liers
Saturday Evening Post
Lite Eft
Movie
Popular Science
Ritchie
Virginia
Fetele 4
Fragmented clip quotes from several papers
A collection of clipped newspaper snippets notes humorous lines about home ownership census taking naming a planet calculations and eye strain from parking. The quotes reference Ray M Hutson from the United States Bureau of Standards and remarks from the Rockford Morning Star Indianapolis Star Detroit News Macon Telegraph and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray M. Hutson
United States Bureau of Standards
Rockford Morning Star
Strain on Holiday Gift Budget Sparks Frugal Exchange
A fractured dialogue reveals financial strain as a spouse complains about splurging on Christmas gifts. The partner pledges to barter more to stretch funds and covers the lack of pennies for presents.
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