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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
1
Local notices outline display rates at 26 cents per column inch plus 5 cents for composition. Extra charges apply for guaranteed positions and reading matter. Obituary poetry listed at 5 cents per line. Classified ads and local notices priced at 10 cents per line. Obituary listings and broader local notices described with varied rates.
The excerpt contrasts two types of men, recognizing both virtue and fault. It contemplates how people denounce others yet hold mixed goodness, and it hesitates to judge between them while acknowledging God’s placement of each. The lines reflect moral ambiguity and divine sovereignty.
In a correction letter F. G. Weeks of the Carson Critic notes that his own tenure as editor stretches back over forty years, challenging a claim about The Leader’s longest management run. He recalls fellow editors across southwestern Iowa and extends best wishes for continued years of steady leadership.
The Traer Star-Clipper junior editor notes an American national survey on advertising value. Respondents across territory rank newspapers, circulars, pamphlets, and mailers by preference with newspaper ads appearing prominently.
Iowa's plan to buy raw materials produced in state totals 364,378,181 dollars annually. More than 27 percent of manufacturers rely on Iowa raw materials only, while over 37 percent engage in some form of food production. The state has over 300 active coal mines with peak years employing 10,000. Potatoes produced last year reached 7,812,412 bushels, and manufacturing has grown 200 percent in two decades, adding 272,400,976 dollars to raw material value.
Opinion piece arguing the nation faces a dire highway accident record due to carelessness incompetence and lax traffic law enforcement It critiques compulsory insurance as insufficient and calls for stronger pre crash emphasis on driver and pedestrian safety and financial responsibility for fault through stricter licensing and accountability.
The Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America calls on church members nationwide to dedicate the new U S currency to mission work. A service for the dedication will be held in many churches on Sunday September NX. The council also suggests a timely message by pastors on the Chilton use of material possessions.
Riverton Wyoming column reflects on spring changes from North Platte to Cheyenne. The writer recalls rodeo life, old west flavor, and modernization with airplanes cars and stores altering cowboy culture. He notes shifts in attire, goods, and legal methods replacing roughneck customs while cherishing enduring cowboy spirit.
Ordinance No 4 of Malvern Iowa grants Tow Nebraska Light Power Company and successors a non exclusive 25 year franchise to erect maintain and operate an electric light and power system in Malvern Iowa across streets highways alleys and public places for lighting heating power and other purposes. The ordinance repeals prior acts and sets terms for regulation by the town and requires voter approval at a special election.
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