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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
3
A fragment from a page notes currency units and per line pricing terms such as cents per unit and per hinge. The text is incomplete and lacks clear subjects, dates, or named entities, making precise interpretation difficult.
A letter argues that adding ninth grade to the rural school system would raise costs by about 25 percent and lower efficiency. It contends teachers would need two years of college prep and more equipment, harming rural education economics.
Brief crediting President Harding and the Republican Publicity Association with urging universal conscription during war as a path to peace. The piece compares Harding’s draft idea to Bok’s peace prize, lauds constitutional adherence, independence, and the aim to render great service to mankind without surrendering U S institutions.
The Farmers Tax Bill from the National Industrial Conference Board shows farmers pay roughly forty percent more tax relative to income than others. The report claims farmers contribute little to the income tax, yet bear a significant share of state and local taxes, highlighting an uneven burden across income groups. The board discusses the impact of proposed reforms and the distribution of taxation among classes, including agricultural earners and city residents.
The Veterans Bureau and South region leaders described a government reeducation effort for disabled ex servicemen, detailing two and three year agricultural training tracks. Tuition books and supplies are paid, with living stipends and project training on approved farms overseen by government agricultural instructors. The program aims to produce self supporting citizens with farm operations on a paying basis after yearly supervision and budgeting.
Iowa seed corn faces a serious mold problem as diplodia mold develops in many ears. H D Hughes of Iowa State College says five of every hundred ears in fields are spoiled and many ears that seemed sound on hanging show mold later. Farmers should select seed suited to Iowa conditions and store carefully this fall to gain big dividends next spring.
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls Army service at Camp Dodge and Kentucky with Salvation Army charity bake sale. References to pumpkin pie doughnuts and a homemaker named Mother Brown stirring memories of holiday treats and a chelating dipuer in a wartime context.
An old advertisement proclaims Hall’s Catarrh Medicine has over forty years of use for catarrh. It features an ointment for local relief and an internal medicine described as a tonic that acts through the blood, offered by Marcus Sur a EPO Mts Inflaimenarian-Keney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
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