10 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
1
Postal subscribers and residents are urged to end changes of address promptly to ensure uninterrupted service. Verify current mailing details with the post office and notify institutions of any relocation to prevent mail disruption.
The piece argues shared work by employed and employers, plus one unemployed person per worker, could revive the economy. It notes Roosevelt's N R A program offers job creation, increases demand, and urges widespread support, especially for rural areas, as benefits emerge slowly yet broadly.
Mills County supervisors push for state highway approval to start road resurfacing projects that would employ many workers. The Sidney American Legion reports its upcoming rodeo next week as a model of rural cooperation, while Malvern gains cheap water by upgrading city park wells and stores see longer hours and heavier Friday and Saturday sales. Public cooperation under NR A codes is seen as essential to progress.
A motor vehicle department report shows June 1933 deaths equal June 1932 at thirty eight while injuries rise by about two hundred and accidents fall by nearly two hundred. One fewer pedestrian was killed and four fewer injured. vehicle involvement drops by about 300.
A garbled historical OCR fragment questions prosperity amid entieat practices. It mentions a bank, a physician, and political notes about order and months, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates. It hints at calls for reform and condemnation of ongoing bad practices.
A fragment from a local column recounts rustic happenings around Billings and the Crow reservation. It notes discussions of Areleigh Everett with Russell Miller Milling in Billings, a major Montana wheat concern, and mentions Barrett buying substantial wheat. The writer describes fencing repairs, heat, and a rattlesnake caught on a trap, plus home repairs to secure a cracked foundation and keep pests out.
A broad week in review covers world wheat talks delaying price cuts till August after a reconvened conference. US policy debates swirl around crime federal gains while market prices bounce and trade nears zero as trading winds down. The Chicago mayor visits exhibits amid renewed caution and private concerns about access.
A fragmented local chronicle recounts a near NR A program disruption caused by a mis timed fire siren. It notes citizens rushing to fires, a later failure to act, and a public reaction fueling controversy. It also covers a community athletic scheduling crisis, hats and pay disputes, and a bridge project on Little Creek with tractor safety quirks. The piece ends with regional travel shows.
A garbled message references borders and weights, tents, and rain needs. It mentions 4 traps, a price names like Robeevelt, and a signer initials B. Kecraty seeking guidance on securing tents and resources amid uncertain weather and farming plans.
The Columbian Bleel Company makers of the Red Top Grain Bin and Hottiom Block Tank join a money saving campaign with Geillein, urging farmers to store their grain as a hedge against price swings. The effort relies on newspaper outreach to inform the public about improved storage solutions.
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