Change of Address Notice for Subscribers
A, 5¢ Ling Be a Hne Boe Bend changes of address prompt promptly to avoid delivery delays and postage due notices. The notice urges readers to inform the subscription department of address changes in advance and warns that newspapers may face delays if changes are not communicated, reflecting postal law impacts and the need for individual action. The fragment also references Poor Richard and Franklin era advice on frugality and virtue.
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Leader
Poor Richard and Franklin’s thrift in hard times
Editorial reflects on Poor Richard’s Almanac 1768 Preliminary Address by Benjamin Franklin. It contrasts Franklin’s advice to live honestly, work hard, and spend less with modern views, arguing individuals should curb idleness and waste rather than relying on government to cure financial distress. It laments reliance on political fixes and urges self-reliance.
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Richard
Franklin
Hemingway
Notice in Probate Mills County Iowa Will Hearing
In Mills County District Court Iowa a purported last will and testament of Jay C Philips deceased was filed August 11 1938 and August 22 1998. The court sets a time for proving the instrument at the Glenwood courthouse with objections to be heard. Dated August 11 1938 J F Greene Jr Clerk.
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Mils County
Jay C. Philips
Mills County
Towa
District Court
Said County
Glenwood
Red Oak plans 33000 hospital expansion
Red Oak submits a 33000 hospital expansion proposal to the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works for a three story brick, fireproof building with soundproof walls. The Iowa Supreme Court ruled a Feb 11 1936 special election in New Market for a 55000 municipal electric plant was invalid due to improper ballot handling and delayed canvass. Winterset Madisonian begins 83rd year with Aug 19 issue. Tama County homecoming Iowa Centennial drew 23500 in Toledo last Thurs to Sat. Britta courted for the Hobo convention soon.
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Red Oak
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Shenandoah Chamber of Ecommerce
Sidney
Iowa Supreme Court
New Market
Winterset
Madisonian
Tama County
Iowa
Toledo
Britta
Postcard excess and Yellowstone fashion fads through travel notes
A travel obsessed column recalls sending over 100 postcards on a vacation without lists, likening postcard rituals to golf and warning of an eventual sanitize if unchecked. It tracks fashion shifts seen in Yellowstone trips from 1910 to 1938, noting women’s attire, future garb hopes, and humorous social observations.
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Mauve Heath
Japan and Religion: patriotism tied to emperor worship debate
The piece argues that Japanese cannot be deemed a religious race unless emperor worship and patriotism are treated as religious elements, challenging conventional definitions of nationality and belief.
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Japan
Malvern Council Adopts Ordinance on Billiard Rooms
The Malvern Iowa council met August 16 1938 to hear the budget and amend Ordinance Number 6 re pealing Sections 2 7 and 8 and enacting substitutes for billiard tables pigeon holes wheoting galleries pool rooms and bowling alleys after reading the ordinance thrice and final passage Mayor Albert Nelson signed the measure with Woodford R Byington as Town Clerk. Absent Councilmen Kilmartin and Mansfield.
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Albert Neilson
Albert Nelson
Moer
Stothower
Steele
Kilmartin
Mansfield
Malvern
Mills County
Iowa
Malvern Leader
Piper
Slothower
Woodford R. Byington
Albert Netgon
Off Day at Emerson Leader mentions Tubbs and travel
The Leader notes Judge Tubbs of Emerson as a caller yesterday and reports Mr and Mrs Tubbs have not returned from California where they had been in poor health. The item also records local social scenes including a Des Moines pharmacy course for Stewart Foster and a house party hosted by Miss Ruth Bushnell with several young ladies attending.
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Judge Tubbs of
Emerson
Tubbs
Calfornia
Coun
Gueda
Nive Kitna
Mias Nellie Bochuvr
Mandolph
Sidney
Stewart Foster Bay
the Collies
Shaffer
Babcock Institute of Pharmacy
Des Moines
Stewart
Des Noines
White All Grounds
Mines Army Nestdort
Melvin Robbins
Gladyg Fleher
Marjorie Bumington
Isabel Wolfe
Houe
Ruth Bushnell
Glanwagd
Malvern Ordinance 19 repeal and new billiard rules
Erosion costs Southwest Iowa farms as soil surveys show half to three quarters of topsoil lost across 44 500 acres. A Clarke County soil team surveys 245 farms from Shenandoah Red Oak Malvern and surrounding towns to map topsoil loss and guide conservation practices.
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Iowa
Qlarinds
Malvern
Red Oak
Shenandoah
Sidney
Denison
Moorhead
Shenandoah Oil Conservation Service Office
Bryan Boatman
Soil Scientista
Acoo
Boll
Reels of Language in Primitive Expression
The earliest forms and functions of human language appear in dances ceremonies and songs of primitive societies highlighting language emergence through ritual and performance rather than spoken word alone.
Wheat crop insurance as collateral for farm loans
Mills county farmers may gain credit access by insuring wheat, as policies under the Federal Crop Insurance program can be used as loan collateral. Officials say insured wheat with guaranteed minimum yields improves security for lenders, with many growers seeking 75 percent coverage on the 1939 crop.
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C. Rollin Buffington
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Farmera
Mills County
Farmera U
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J. F. Greene Jr
Naila
Green Bay Lumber Co
W. D. Slothower
Mgr
Yellowstone Park
Sony
Dad
Yellowstone
Raglon
Adn
Zooo
Duffington
Drs. Kline
KLINE
Baturda
Kunce & Nelson
McCormick-Deering
F.o.b. Chicago
McCormick-Deering Farmall
Lister
McCormick Deering
Fann
Malverg
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