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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1936
Page
8
Multiple injuries reported after a truck with eight softball players and others from Shenandoah Derby detours on a marked road and plunges into a ravine. One man dies, several hospitalized, neighbors assist. additional crash incidents noted at the same location.
Farmers protest plans to loosen embargoes on Argentine meat amid fears of reintroducing foot and mouth disease and rinderpest. US livestock groups warn imports threaten cattle health, recalling 1924 California outbreak and urging strict protection of disease-free status.
Record of instruments fled Aug 7 1936 to Aug 14 1936 in Mills County Iowa. Transfers include F J Wallace to Geo Hill price 1459 dollars for Lots 1 and 4 in Block 15 Glenwood. H C Lookabill to Hazel Owens price 200 dollars for Lots 1 and 2 in Block 3 Grand View Add Malvern. Ted A Walker to W H Cozad price 80 dollars for Lots 1 and 2 in Block 50 Malvern. Antonia Lutz to Everett C Lute price 3000 dollars for Lot 3 Atk 17 Malvern. Hi J Widows Admr to L W Trip Jett price 1510 dollars for Lots 5 and 6 in Block 1 Railroad Add to Henderson.
A garbled local item notes various names and events including Johnny Laughlin with a Ford sedan and Jimmie Tanglin driving to Me. Ayr on Sunday. The fragment mentions Avethine, Ane Caer, and Miro kinship, with references to Laughlin’s visit and unclear works.
Governor Alf Landon and his son appear at a campaign event amid remarks about the impact of a leader’s past mistakes on children. The Republican nominee seeks broad support as he addresses voters and defends record while facing scrutiny from opponents.
Gallup polls show President Roosevelt dropping from 56 percent on June 7 to 81.8 percent by July 12 as Republican and Democratic conventions set the race. Fortune survey of 3,000 people finds 59 percent feel no improvement after three years of the New Deal.
In Topeka Kansas the Republican Senate approved a 23 to 10 resolution to confine the current session to considering state constitutional amendments urged by Governor Alf M Landon. Landon urged enabling the state to align with federal social security laws and noted the Republican platform supports a security plan differing from Congress act.
The treasury department reports the United States national debt at the close of the 1936 fiscal year stood at 33 billion 779 million dollars. The debt equates to about 266 dollars per person for every man, woman, and child in the nation.
A quirky note describes a wordplay game where Bresich and midans rhyme in a witty, evolving verse. The piece hints at a twist in phrasing and a playful contest judged for cleverness and rhythm.
A garbled line from a Wesley Chapel column hints at an ale det or detainment near a twenty lane area. The readable bits reference local venues and a possible event adjacent to a lane name, but precise details remain unclear.
Palm Treea article fragment mentions deaths and a local scene with unclear names. Readable parts indicate an event connected to a death and nearby names, but details are fragmented and not recoverable. This brief item preserves the neutral tone and local-paper urgency of the page segment.
The text is garbled and unreadable. It does not provide clear names places organizations dates or events to summarize into a news item.
The Milly County Board of Supervisors meets for the 1935 budget and tax actions with discussion of the total county budget, hearing date set for 6 August 1936, and notices published in Silver City and Glenwood Opinion. Emergency tax approval requested to fund Poor Fund and General Bond, with vote recorded and adjournment noted.
An Iowa county board of supervisors will meet on August 6 at 2:00 p.m. to hear the proposed budget estimate and the record of filing. Officials listed include county supervisors and assessors, with details about the hearing and related expenditures to be reviewed.
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