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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1934
Page
1
Leader subscribers are asked to notify the subscription department promptly of any address changes. Under Ponte law, newspapers must pay postage due for notices of changes furnished by the post office. Delayed delivery or missed papers are possible. the best plan is to mend address changes in advance.
The piece reflects on year end relief as 1925 nears, urging personal progress toward goals. It notes the tendency to view a new year as a chance to shed past mistakes and sorrows, and to pursue better ambitions with healthy anticipation.
Men of Malvern look forward to New Year open houses hosted by many matrons. A large number plan to receive callers that day, promising a lively social custom. The informal gatherings should expand social circles beyond small circles of acquaintances.
The piece urges keeping social activities small within bride clubs or church societies to maintain sympathy and a wider community view. It predicts New Year open houses will broaden perspectives and provide recreation. It also cautions against sending first class mail with second class postage and urges farmers to cooperate with the upcoming farm census for useful agricultural statistics.
Des Moines resident learns Iowa Moratorium Law protects city property and can delay sheriffs deeds. He seeks extension to refinance, with advice from the Iowa Farm Debt Advisory Council. Law could suspend deeds until March 1, 1995, and possibly extended further by legislative action.
County agents and officers will tell when and where meetings are held. Without expense to the debtor we will try to adjust obligations and offer more time for refinancing to avoid dispossession. Do not be discouraged. sign with your county committee. Mat Bowman executive chairman.
The Mills County year 1934 embraces candidates including Congressman Wearin and Norman Genung, with attention to local leaders like R W Salvern Kenneth Evans and Coach Keeter. County Agent Bruce Kilpatrick Hind oversees the Farm Bureau shift amid agricultural policy changes and Readjustment programs, amid farmer opposition and extensive data work.
Bruce Morgan Kilpatrick is named Mills County Man of the Year for 1934 for his work as county agent. He administered farm programs without bias to Farm Bureau members and oversaw distribution of over 700000 in Corn-hog benefits while advancing production curtailment.
Washington fronts move toward Japan’s denunciation of the naval treaty with hints that the Mikado will approve the recommendation to abrogate. Expect notification to the U S State Department before year end. France and Britain weigh naval race risks as bilateral talks with the United States surface amid fortification questions and Pacific bases.
Record of instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from December 14 1954 to December 31 1934 listing transfers. Albert Jeffers transfers to Victor H Nell son and others with price 2460 dollars for land in township 2 73 44. Equitable Life Insurance Company to H W Clark Commissioner of Insurance with price 1 and VG for multiple parcels in townships 27 72 41 and 15 71 40 and 21 71 40. Willig B Francis to Francis M Jackwoll with price 2600 for NK BWA of 2d 72 42. Miuvola St to Jain D Miller with 1 and Ve for lots 4 and 5 Block 8 MInleals. Win Huntsman Jr to Alta Huntsman with 1 dollar for Lots 181 153 199 Block A g Wola. Wola to Grete of lows with 600 for Lots 2 and 4 in Glenwood. Frances Hurley and Alldred Huttwen to A J te with Three W D and Y Lola 2 and 4 in Glen.
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