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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
4
Advertising spaces priced at 20 cents per column inch with 5 cents extra for composition and extra charges for guaranteed positions. Local sections include reading matter cards of thanks obituary poetry and resolutions with rates listed per line.
Washington statement from the Republican Publicity Association led by Jonathan Bourne Jr argues against Democratic free trade policy. It cites declines in exports and rising imports of breadstuffs in 1920, warns of labor and debt issues, and urges support for Harding to prevent hunger.
A man awakens to a startling realization and shares a surprising sequence of events with his wife, a baby, and a hired helper before deciding to modernize the bathroom. He plans to replace twenty-year-old fixtures with sanitary equipment.
Fragmentary line shows a person named J. R. Cardwell associated with a phone number fragment. Other details are unreadable, leaving the item as a stray contact reference in a local notice context.
The Mercantile Trust Company of St Louis head Festus J Wade proposes canceling the 10 billion dollar war debt Europe owes the United States. Wade, an American by adoption, Democrat, and adviser to Wilson Railroad Administration, is mocked for alleged rail chaos and car shortages blamed on the administration.
Secretary H. Cunningham of the Town Farm Bureau Federation urges farmers to stockpile any kind of fuel for winter. He warns coal supplies will be scarce and coal profiteers will push high prices, advising use of wood and other fuels while boosting farm wood prep. Also notes potential coal flow improvements if strikes end and rail logistics improve, with discussion of a farm boy savings plan sponsored by vocational instructors. Registered names and details reflect the period tone.
Iowa vocational agriculture instructors at Iowa State College discussed a father and son farm partnership to keep boys on farms. Plans, led by W H Bender, proposed contracts granting farm boys a financial interest as a long step toward sustaining farm families and vocational education in Smith Hughes programs.
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