05 Aug 1943
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1943
Page
1
The entry notes the mail matter is filed as second class mail at Pont Gnoce in Malvern Idwa. It documents the official mailing status and location for the item in transit or processing.
The column laments coffee rationing and praises gas expansion talks, recalling a Lincoln trip to view gas lines. It criticizes postwar planning and bureaucrats, questions leadership, and muses on name popularity and mispronunciations, ending with reflections on local commentary.
Fragmented town meeting records from Malvern Iowa dated August 5 1344 show mayoral session with roll call and list of bills approved including wages licenses and supplies. The document also includes a long legal notice about a property quieting title case in Mills County Iowa.
A Malvern note recounts a partial blackout last Friday with 3. M. Steele and wardens, an ambulance run for Mrs. Hering after a supposed water tower incident, Mayor Mansfeld in a fluster, and a humorous miscue on loading a patient. The piece also critiques bank loan profits and lists fictitious bank charge fees from Lawyers Title News, urging readers to buy defense bonds.
Monday’s mail carried a treasury department communique urging the business manager to place large ads. Morgenthau seeks funds via advertising to support the September bond drive, with payment drawn from bond sales proceeds to cover space, food, and clothing costs. The note hints the more money the government earns, the more merchants profit from such advertising.
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