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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment notes subscriber issues for LEADER publication. It references notifying a department about variances, reporting storms and papers, and mentions piety and plants in vague terms without clear names or dates.
The piece argues the Christmas season boosts business and relief efforts through the CWA project, praising community service by the Malvern Fire Department and noting rising buyer interest in quality goods at fair prices. It highlights goodwill, generosity, and social virtue as central to the holiday period.
A fragmented item reports over $100,000 of funds dedicated to improvements and tying, plus $465,000 deposited to Lowa Stites Satinga depositors. The CWA plan injects $3,000 into the county weekly, aiming to improve credit conditions and county road surfacing.
A detailed Iowa General Assembly summary notes a tax revision battle likened to the 1917 good roads fight. It describes Senate rounds, committee work, and tentative measures on replacement tax, liquor laws, and sewage controls. House and Senate debates reveal tense tempers, with personnel and public access restricted during hearings as bills move between committees and toward potential passage.
A historical summary notes debates over agricultural adjustment, taxpayer reforms, and farm support programs. It highlights reactions by Secretary Wallace and former AAA head Gedteo Peek, the shift toward market profit views, corn and wheat relief efforts, and anticipated federal funding for civil works amid unemployment and budget considerations.
The 73 acre Berenty-Two range and 48 acre Ty-Three tract will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the Glenwood Court House on the 16th day of Taquary A D 2004 between 9 and 4. A.M. bidder attendance is required. Sheriff W. DeMees of Mills County notes the date at Glenwood Iowa the 7th of December 1088.
By virtue of an execution directed from the Clerk of the District Court of Mile County a judgment in favor of A Andrews Bapt. Rev. of Iowa against Zelma Plete et al for 94886.33. The sale covers property in the county under state law to satisfy the decree as provided.
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