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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1950
Page
3
A fragmentary editorial laments neglected heritage and the belief that leisure should be uplifting. It contrasts sober public entertainments with revelry and highlights how some found inspiration in literature or art after observing disasters, urging constructive use of free time.
Fragmented text discusses potential impacts of higher income and profit taxes on rationing, wages, and price controls. Mentions states, agencies, and market dynamics with uncertain details and incomplete phrases.
Text argues price controls and taxes to aid war effort, urging sacrifice and avoiding profiteering. References to national policy, moral purpose, and public safety gains from a proposed measure. Notes past experiences and weather in Mills County.
An odd narrative thread recalls a cat living near a house for years avoiding contact yet caring for kittens. A dramatic scene describes the cat’s fate as the house is paid with guardlike pets and a sudden, unsettling end. The piece blends dreamlike imagery with a long, wandering meditation on companionship and loss.
Mrs Raymond Stevens hosted a better brush party at Mrs Clifford Mackey’s home with Mrs Ann Plath of Omaha entertaining twelve ladies and three guests. A Kingery family event at Mr and Mrs Tommy Kingery’s home drew thirty eight in attendance with a noon pot tag dinner and afternoon visiting. Various relatives and neighbors from Waterley Waverly Emerson Glenwood Red Oak and nearby towns attended, sharing meals, drives, and daily life updates while others visited kin in Omaha and Waterloo.
Materials plus a small provii de amounts to a few cenes per call. The profit is a tiny part of what you pay, yet it is just as important to you as to us. For a fair profit tells everyone that the business is sound and healthy and therefore a good place to invest wee money. It's the new money, attracted by houpe of return, that gies us the funds to expand and improve thy serv ice.
Saturday social notes report Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haney as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Kingery. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haney visited Elmer Haney and Roy Britton Sunday evening. Missouri river fishing yielded a good catch Friday night. Threshing in Mt. Vernon district paused after an inch and a half rain Monday afternoon. Want ads pay.
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