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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
2
The notice lists subscription options with annual and half year terms, prices per copy, and paid-in-advance dates. Advertising rates show display at 25 cents per column inch with extra for composition and guaranteed position. Local sections include obituaries poetry resolutions and messages of thanks with brief category labeling.
The piece notes President Roosevelt’s Friday announcement that the nation has passed its peak in appropriations and voices optimism that Dr. Tugwell will craft a bold new program. It contrasts federal priming with critiques of spending and hints at broader concerns about economic policy and public projects.
The page reports a petition to open a liquor store in Malvern and a remonstrance. The Leaders opinion favors respecting the majority who voted dry in repeal. It cites Omaha World Herald and New York Times editorials on rising drunken driving after prohibition. Kilmer’s figures show sharp state increases, including 200 percent in Colorado and 84 percent in Arizona. The Twader opposes makings that ease booze by relocating a business into Milvert.
Record of Instruments filed in Mille county lower until 1986 shows transfers including Clell Trant to Ray Honey and W C Loods to See, plus Edward Forne delarun mortgage details. Amounts include 8800 dollars and land parcels described with township and range notations.
Unclear text fragment discusses fleas and duration of life or exposure. No clear persons organizations dates or places readable.
A week in review shows the United States balancing neutrality with economic pressure on Italy as oil embargo talks and League sanctions unfold. Europe’s sanctions, Laval’s crisis, Mussolini’s warnings, and Japan’s actions in North China shape a tense, uncertain global stance.
Readable notes from The Leader dated December 1885 recount leasing of a packing house for nine months ending Sept 1 1886 with J F Evans of Council Bluffs as lessee. Items include shipments of cattle, Sabbath school committee work, Thanksgiving events, county paving amounts, social gatherings, and Dr J C Laird elk head mount.
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