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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
5
Practical farm home design shows a 30 by 40 foot house with a central hall second floor plan, nine rooms including six bedrooms, attic space, and a full basement. The article by William A. Radford notes economy, frame construction on a concrete foundation, and standard materials available from local lumber dealers.
A Northside resident watched a colony of ants forage. one ant carried a grasshopper twice its size, navigating obstacles and consulting a second ant. The second ant severed the grasshopper’s legs, allowing the prey to be stored in the ant domicile underground.
A fragment shows two girls in conversation about a new dress. One admires the outfit while the other jokes about the dressmaker’s workmanship, mentioning clothespole style and graceful attire in a light, humorous tone.
The piece reflects on memorial rituals for fallen soldiers, critique of maternal neglect of children by Justice Dresscher in Big Rapids, and Alice Robertson urging women into local politics. It highlights the Temple of Triumph plan by the Women's National Foundation in Washington, advocating home, family, and civic reform through women led efforts, plus Harding’s endorsement of father and son ties by the YMCA.
Mills County Iowa recorder notices list transfers from November 5 to November 11 1921 involving Ray Clark to Katis Clark Amos Dean to Jas Beard and others with properties in Pacific Junction Glenwood and surrounding areas. Entries include lot and block descriptions plus small cash considerations and special warrants.
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