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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1936
Page
2
Leader notes readers and subservients must notify the subscription department promptly of address changes under new postal laws. It warns of postage due for notices from the post office and delivery delays. The issue also previews upcoming features on the region’s geological and historical heritage.
Mrs AL PS Kilmartin, chair of the park commissioners, started a supervised play plan for Malvern legs and winks to provide a healthy constructive outlet for children under the guidance of a supervisor. The initiative aims to channel youthful energy into active, beneficial activity.
A reflection on improving child health through ventilation, exercise, cleanliness, and medical advances. It notes past winters with heavy clothing and unheated rooms, contrasts with modern practices, and honors medical professionals for reducing illness and improving daily life for children.
A weekly interpretive summary covers county veterans parade plans, nominations, and district leadership as Union era memories mingle with current politics. The piece reviews Congress and Army funding moves, Italy's Ethiopian war, British tax shifts, and shifting League of Nations dynamics while noting Roosevelt's reelection rhetoric and party keynote selections.
Parents of Tubor’s winning high school band consider sending the contingent to the Iowa City state music contest. They estimate transportation at 35 dollars for other costs about 80 dollars. no charter bus is planned. A separate City project aims to create space for needy residents to grow their own gardens.
Notice in Mills County Iowa district court that DL Bates as receiver seeks court permission to accept 2500 dollars from Joe Haden in full settlement of all liabilities to Botna Valley State Bank Hastings. Hearing set for May 6, 1936 at 9 AM in Greenwood Court House, objections may be filed. Attorneys: Cook & Cook.
The Malvern Volunteer Fire Department urges community support to prevent fires and improve safety. It calls residents to teach fire prevention, keep properties clear of hazards, and cooperate with crews, noting 700 firefighters and new equipment as part of a national safety campaign. It warns against crowding near fire trucks to avoid delaying response times and stresses move when trucks need space.
From The Leader of April 29 1886 a diverse note set recalls packing pork hogs slaughtered at speed, hats with mansards, a stove pipe accident closing school, street repairs and sidewalks, The Leader office sightlines, a tax of mentions, local band concerts, births and congratulatory notices, street improvements, automobile day and Blue Grass Roads Association events, and plans for a river road route through Glenwood Malvern Hastings and Emerson including Hastings.
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