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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1929
Page
1
A quirky note mentions ten cent per line pricing sparking discussion about line 606. The text hints at a formatting or pricing scheme with emphasis on lines and costs, suggesting a micro-advertising or typesetting context within a newspaper framework.
Malvern businesses prepare exhibits for the Tri-County Old Settlers reunion on Sept 12. The pieces will showcase changes in household, farm, and business equipment, highlighting once luxuries now common. The piece notes rapid invention, patents, and the tension between adapting to machines and harmonious living.
A new miniature car hits the market in the east priced at about 200. Inventor Tayent unveils a light car that can be carried aboard an airplane, allowing a passenger to drive from ship to landing field and continue to a final destination. It also claims use in theater buildings where walking long distances was once needed.
The Board of Supervisors of Mila County, Iowa will meet at Glenwood to hear taxpayers on the county budget estimate. Details show proposed expenditures and filing records for the estimate. participation by residents is invited to comment on the budget and tax impact.
A writer reflects on the new pavement with mixed feelings about repairs and expenses. He recalls mud and snow experiences, noting time and money spent getting pulled out and questions future winter costs if the pavement had existed earlier.
A reflective memoir recalls a childhood in Carbon county Montana when schooling was scarce. The author describes walking to a neighbor’s house for lessons, learning to spell with chalkboard work, and valuing education despite long distances and limited resources. The piece contrasts early struggles with later schooling and notes local figures like Don McClymond and Perry Wortman.
Ex senator Dan W Turner of Corning declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Governor in the forthcoming primaries. The piece contrasts small town and big town mindsets, noting small towns may hold more ability on the whole and previews Turner’s political stance.
Fragmentary note cites Madisonian warning on Iowa land selling below income potential as the auctioneer prepares to strike. Mentions Moore of Cedar Rapids alongside J Nites of Anamosa and town Republicans awaiting a busy campaign season, with emphasis on land value and investment safety.
Iowa farm prices slip as cattle hogs and dairy goods retreat from the bargain block. The new farm board faces doom prophets but aims to stabilize values. Wheat around 1 45 per bushel at threshing, hogs 10 to 12 dollars per cwt, alfalfa stored for winter feeding. Winterset Madmonan notes one Iowa. Wichita Eagle mocks logic trends in stockingless fads and neckpieces.
Registration for high school pupils set for Thursday and Friday August 29 and 30 at the school house. Seniors register Thursday 9:00 to 12:00 am and juniors 1:30 to 4:00 pm. The superintendent will be in his office all day Saturday to meet non resident pupils and parents. Non resident pupils must provide district of origin, secretary name, and ninth grade admission certificate from the County Superintendent.
High school and junior high teachers listed with subjects including history algebra economics physiology Latin English home economics English jr girls physical training vocational agriculture physics mathematics general science and athletics Principal and grade teachers named plus a special music and penmanship instructor.
Malvern High School offers NCAC accreditation allowing graduates to enter most U S colleges without exams. It is state accredited and provides a College Entrance Course and Normal Training Course. Vocational Agriculture Farm Shop support farming as a vocation, plus a general course for non college goers. Music drama and wholesome athletics are emphasized with a high quality student body and modern textbooks.
The fragment outlines various 9th and 4th year subjects such as Farm Shop, General Science, Mathematics, Algebra, English, Farm Crops, Modern History, Plane Geometry, Animal Husbandry, American History and Civics, Botany, Farm Management, Marketing, and Economics. It contains garbled words and typos indicating OCR issues while preserving listed subjects and grades.
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