Changes of Address Prompt for Subscriptions Affected
Leader readers are urged to notify the subscription department promptly of any address changes under new postal laws. The piece discusses delivery delays, political commentary, and local relief efforts for Mills County farmers facing winter hardships, stressing relief projects and road work to boost employment and county prosperity.
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Subscription Department
Mills County
Bills
Hastings
Abe
Omiany
Towa
Nonstop Dre Nimwit Ned Faces Hazy Death Certificate
A garbled report centers on a driver known as Nimwit Ned involved in a fatal traffic misstep. He allegedly fled the scene of a crash after pushing a truck, with witnesses noting damage and concern about the death certificate.
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Leader Advertisers Prove Reliable For Buyers
Local advertisers consistently draw customers with trusted products and clear pricing. Shoppers report dependable service, punctual deliveries, and transparent guarantees from leading retailers in town.
History notes on postwar policy and political figures
The week’s summary covers U S wartime and postwar policy, remarks on trade and the executive branch, and a Chantagu address. It notes President Roosevelt’s stance against war, the push for flexible tariff policy, and the influence of Secretary Morgenthau and Senator Vandenburg. It mentions Father Coughlin’s opposition to party endorsements, plus Governor Landon’s eastward campaign plans. It reports on Trotskyist plots within the Soviet leadership and alleged Nazi-Trotsky ties as part of a broader security concern.
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Suevirt
Communist Party
Leon Trotsky
Trotsky
Statin
Cverman Nazis
Protsky Taat
Fragmented civic notes hide in local columns and echoes
A ragged, partly legible reminiscence traces town social and civic events. It mentions Corpol Thezdlyre returning from west Mills while a literary gem stalls, a young ladies club gathering with readings and music, and local figures like Cook, Cash, and several businessmen showing up in front of shops and the first public library.
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Corporal Thezdlyre
West Mills
Beiness
Iowa
Cook
Cash & Cook
Grover Shinehart
J. M. Kline
Guyer
Hendricks
Taylor
Leninists Debate Strategy After Lenin Death
The text notes a split among followers after Lenin’s death. Trotsky advocates worldwide revolution as a path, while others push to consolidate victory in Russia first. The discussion signals a strategic rift within early Soviet leadership.
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Lenin
Trotsky
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Russia
Resolutions of Respect for Brother Wortman
Resolutions note the death of our brother Wortman and honor him as a true and faithful member. Members extend heartfelt sympathy to the family and request a copy be sent to the bereaved and placed on record. Signed by CAL Johnson, QO. 1. Finkel, TP. D. Slethower, Committees.
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Wortman
Jane
Cal Johnson
Finkel TP
D. Slethower
Nations Seek Monopolies In Global Markets
The enterprising and commercial unions of the world see vast profits in securing monopolies in undeveloped earth regions rather than peaceful trade with rivals. Old papers, big bundle, seat The Leader office.
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Leader
Local notes and society visits from The Leader of Wing
A jumble of society visits and town news from Malvern and Hastings. Nellie of Omaha visits. trips to Calgary Canada. Hugo Bontow upgrades his north of lawn property. local businesses improve quarters. teachers institute at Glenwood. registered Crow Malver residents listed. a youth society ride to White Cloud. Strahan MF dedication on Sept 2. J D Robbins completes two large barns at Hastings. descriptions mix with scattered fragments and local events.
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Mattetliad
Nellie
Omaha
Caleary
Canada
AL Kine
Haz Riensry
Hugo Bontow i
Jon [Son & Juelke
Malvern
Teachers’ Institute
Glenwood
Crow Malver
Bessie Pe Markel
Flora Teuton
Liva Richards
Ruth Bingaman
Velma Johnson
Willis Summers
Bertha Bushnell
Thet Martin
Amy Hammers
Mildred Tunnison
Grace Stevesson
Callie Short
Na Tunnison
Ida J. Salvers
Ateont
Strahan MF
Eliirels
Sunrhey
Pincr Jolese
Warren
Cere
Hearth money tax in England since 1063
The hearth money tax, also called chimney money, was levied in England starting in 1063. Each hearth in a house paying church and poor rates was taxed at 2 shillings, with various notes about related items and incomplete references.
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