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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
2
Advertising rates announced for display space at 25 cents per column inch plus 3 cents per additional inch. Each line priced at two per line with emphasis on standard column measurements and spacing. Rates suggest practical unit pricing for ads in the period.
A long discussion asserts crime stems from environment and parental influence. It argues two main causes: mental inferiority and structural tides toward crime, driven by improper surroundings. Emphasizes parental responsibility and community influence to guide youths away from criminal behavior.
Advertising did it says Wrighey built a multi million dollar chewing gum business by constant ads. He claims to have spent over a million dollars annually on newspaper space to educate people to chew gum and to chew Where. He asserts persistent messaging is needed to keep attention and sales rising.
The Mills County Farm Bureau presents explanations on 1924 farm land valuations, state tax hearings, and proposed freight rate increases. County figures from auditor Frank Choate show per acre values, with notes on implications for farmers. The report covers county tents at the state fair camp, rodent control methods, and local farm bureau activities and meetings.
Fragmentary copy reports a mourning scene with a distraught group around Reverend Hanley after a train incident. The text references medical figures from Oregon and India and notes a strong display of affection from family and friends as the tragedy unfolds.
Capth cee onl papromer ti help care for him and have been fatheal fo rp purpose for the end. Banerad cereims will be held in the Methodist church in this city at 16:86 a.m. Wednesday and all the ministers in Shenandoah will partici pate In the services.
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