01 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
1
An OCR fragment notes advertising rates per inch at four cents with an extra charge for guaranteed position. The text appears incomplete but implies a standard classified or display rate card for ad placement. It might include a line about line space and possible discounts or deadlines.
The piece argues a bread supply strike would push locally baked bread and raise home industry, boosting purchasing power. It notes grain harvests, corn prospects, and real estate interest as signs of economic health while warning against Nazi influence and urging cautious local ordinances on out-of-town peddlers.
Editors Grimes and Stevens urge harsher punishment for intoxicated drivers in Osceola and Nebraska comments. The Osceola Sentinel backs a one year sentence for an intoxicated Randolph truck driver, while Wood-Hine Twiner notes farmer and Roosevelt-related grievances amid broader calls for strict highway enforcement.
In a brisk summer period, Krish and two entrepreneurs launch a rapid mowing venture, hiring workers to speed up yards serviced by a barber shop crew. The operation draws crowds at the county fairgrounds with teams mowing together, a water rich scene under shade trees, and lively community attendance.
A historical notice from Green River Wyoming presents an ordinance to curb itinerant sellers and peddlers, citing U S Circuit Court support and conflicts with Fuller Brush. It defines nuisance terms, penalties up to 100 dollars, and directs local police to enforce the ban on hawkers and transient vendors.
The town council of Green River enacts an emergency ordinance setting fines from twenty five to one hundred dollars plus costs for a misdemeanor and authorizes prosecution if unpaid in cash. It repeals conflicting ordinances and declares the ordinance in force from its passage and approval.
Fragmented reminiscence recounts Tariff policy from early U S protectionism to New Deal shifts, contrasting high Protective Tariff stance with Free Trade and revenue tariff views, and notes personal journeys from Pennsylvania to meet family, Mellon mansion, and reflections on industrial and agricultural price protections.
A weekly interpretative look reviews the administration banking bill sent to a House-Senate conference. It contrasts a Senate reserve system with a central federal board, notes open market committee powers, and highlights tax wealth measures and inheritance, income, and corporate levies amid party battles. It also covers utility lobby probes, conferees’ tensions, and rising German anti Church and anti Jewish actions abroad.
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