26 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1935
Page
1
Notice urges subscribers to notify changes of address promptly as required by postal laws. Inaccurate addresses risk delayed or failed deliveries and notices. Best plan is to send a change of address in advance to ensure uninterrupted service.
The piece weighs whether Congress can start after Christmas as editors note the political jockeying around Alf Landon and the GOP. It contrasts a busy yuletide with the softer, universal good will of the season, arguing that peace and fellowship transcend material measures and should endure beyond December.
The Leader notes a rear room conversion by Sta. Ralic. Eand EWA and partners to a spay and comfortable retreat for leisure during idle moments. Also mentions a new railroad company Chicago St Louis and Pacific Incorpora tion with $12,000,000 capital to build from Missouri river area toward St. Louis. Merchant H. E. Boyer and wife of Solomon visited town. Fern Robbins and Eu Inia Larsson returned from Oberlin College for a four day home visit. Philr Society schedules second program with orchestra debate and multiple performances including Grace Bingaman and Lilian Chantrys.
Harry Uammons Pret wishes the community a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year while thanking the Legion, Community Club, CC Camp and Legion Auxiliary for a successful barbecue. The piece also discusses Congress and the Legion’s push for adjusted compensation for veterans, citing Bernard M. Baruch and urging readers to contact their representatives. The notice ends with a public legal posting from Mills County Sheriff W. S. DeMous about a January court event in Glenwood, Iowa.
Greenfield residents show high hopes in the Townsend plan as a local Townsend club gains about 60 members. Toledo merchants install Christmas broadcasts to spread carols daily and Jefferson’s junior chamber of commerce sponsors a two hour Christmas program at the county courthouse. Oakland residents retire about 16000 in school bonds while Denison and Winter shop workers are fined and jailed. Storm Lake expects new prosperity with a cheese factory opening Jan 1 employing 25. Granger subsistence project brings 60 families from coal towns to swank Dutch colonial homes near Des Moines. Uncle Sam owns land and homes and retains title until payments finish in 4 30 year terms, raising tax questions for local residents. Jesse B Glass receives a pension of 1517 to boost Christmas spirit. the Spanish American War veteran has sought the pension 13 years.
Sheriff’s sale directed by the Clerk of the District Court of Mills County Iowa follows a judgment dated April 6 1945 in favor of Geo W Douglas Executor against D W Bates Supt Banking of Iowa for 2091 36 and costs 171 91. Property described as the east half west half of the southeast quarter and northeast quarter of the south half quarter section seventy one range forty in Mills County Iowa. Sale to be offered to the highest bidder.
In a colonial era style notice, the Worcester Evening Gazette recalls older tactics of forceful restraint with a raised hand gripping a water hose. The piece suggests parallels to a proposed public arrival or control measure affecting Brooklyn teachers, highlighting a historical method of intimidation.
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