15 Dec 1932
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
1
Bend changes of address promptly. Leader subscribers are naked in notify on. subservition department promptly of any changes in their addregees. Under the new postal lines, newspapers and periodicals must pay postage due for notices of any changes in address formatted by the post office. Delay in delivery or failure to meet the imjer. The host pantafovenil the change of address in al 4.
Editorial notes the new arched arrangement of Chrialmar lights in the business section appears more attractive than last year. It claims the county has many farm lots and suggests a total crop failure next year would not seriously threaten the food supply.
A report on reducing governmental expenditures favors consolidating county governments to trim administrative costs. It argues a county manager system could yield savings across the county’s administration, noting current levies and potential relief for taxpayers though benefits depend on plan specifics.
The piece argues taxes rise from demand for government services despite low commodity prices. It notes many delinquent taxpayers continuing to skip payments for years, cites broader social spending trends, and critiques U S government actions amid the Patriot Corp controversy and Professor Einstein questioning.
Malvern Iowa council minutes from December 1922 record mayor D K Whitfeld presiding with Piper Salyers Steele and Slothower present Mansfield absent. Bills listed include Water Fund payments to Wiley Dunn Alfred Hall Interstate Machinery and more. adjournment follows after reading and approval of prior minutes.
A playful, collage like piece lists gag gift ideas and cheeky recommendations for customers and friends. It satirically parodies consumer culture with references to subscriptions, books, and novelty items, including whiskey, newspapers, and a toy shotgun, all framed in a dated, humorous voice.
A veteran country newspaper voice lauds the country merchant as the nation’s essential backbone. He endures hardship, extends credit, sustains communities, pays taxes, and supports charity while others prosper. The piece urges public backing and recognition, asserting the merchant’s pivotal role in industry, farms, and daily life.
Fragmented text hints at political commentary favoring McAdoo for Senate and skepticism about his Treasury Secretary prospects. Mentions weather and country matters, with unclear references to Gore and a “sarout te rometet” phrase. Entities are faint and disjointed.
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