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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
4
The notice lists classified rates including 20 cents per column inch, 5 cents extra for composition, extra for guaranteed position, 10 cents per line for locals matter, cards of thanks at 6 cents per line, obituary poetry at 5 cents per line, and resolutions at 6 cents per line. It presents pricing details for LOCALS and related classified items.
The Republican Publicity Association argues that U S honor in world relations rested with Republicans, not Democrats, citing Monroe Doctrine enforcement, Cuban independence, Philippine governance, and restraint from entangling alliances. It claims Wilson misreads history and that GOP leadership safeguarded America's honor and global standing.
Fragmentary passage argues for prudent leadership avoiding entanglements that would demand ongoing military presence abroad and continuous use of Treasury funds. It contrasts moral and legal obligations with desires to prevent international meddling and costly commitments.
A state committee recommended adding Manawa area to the state park system with a lakeside park opposite Manawa park and golf grounds. Ten thousand dollars yearly will fund dredging and hatchery maintenance. Water levels will be kept by dams and locks.
Randolph locals share vacation tales as Fred Travelutes enjoys Estes Park. Frank Ferrer and spouse return from three week trip to Kansas and Missouri amid illness. Tomacr travels with daughter Mrs Barry Stone toward Lake Andes with Elmer Thom as. Rev F J Shedd of Branson Town visits his son Rev Paul Shedd. A young son of Frank Viegertalt suffers a severe ankle cut while weed cutting. Mrs Viper and Kerr treat the wound and he recovers.
The Arterburn Children express gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance during their sorrow and for the Newerg they sent. They also thank the VPFT Club of Hillsdale for the beautiful sewers they sent.
A column recounts Chicago union corruption with leaders Moss Enright Big Tim Murphy and Umbrella Mike, noting violent deaths, arrests, and questionable justice. It contrasts unions’ value with calls for decent leadership and critiques profiteering amid a push for fair wages and stable labor governance. It lauds White Motor Co for modest dividends and wage increases versus Ford, urging recognition of greedless decency in industry leaders.
Tab or Gladys Russell visits Malvern with aunt Mrs John Watkins. A baby daughter Vera Ellen born August to Mr and Mrs Frank Grosse. Swanson and Kilpatrick families enjoy Sunday drive to Twin Lakes. Strahan area families attend Congregational church services. Ed Venus family visit Henderson for weekend. Wearin Lutz and Dalton families travel to Emerson to visit Bert Combs. Aistrope family travels to Lake Okoboji for a cottage stay and visits Dana White and Spencer family.
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