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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1923
Page
2
Public notice outlines advertising rates for locals and classifieds with various charge scales. It lists costs per inch, per line, guaranteed positions, and special discounts, indicating pricing structure for obituary portages and resolutions.
The legislature, urged by the State Highway Commission, weighs rapid code revisions and highway funding reforms. Bills seek federal aid alignment, primary road powers, and municipal financing while governors’ vetoes loom. Senators propose tax relief via district consolidations and altered pupil transportation. debates surface on primary election reforms and film regulation proposals.
The article notes calls for stronger controls on indecent films, mentions state officials and a signfest, and discusses a Rockefeller Foundation gift of 2.49 million dollars to establish a medical school at Town and an equal state match over five years. It covers state legislators visiting Ames to review highway plans, bond financing for institutions, and trends in wartime savings, tariffs, and living costs.
Secretary Mellon appeals to all Americans to save more and waste less to make 1923 better than 1922. He cites government savings of a billion dollars and urges individual thrift without sacrifice, stressing prudent living, avoidance of strikes, and national economy.
Special correspondence notes that American Bankers Association data show savings deposits increasing by 1.5 billion dollars in 1922. The rise reflects wage earners' savings and overall sound industrial conditions, though much of the savings flowed beyond banks according to bond dealers.
A verbose reflection argues that labor and capital are two forms of value and that hurting one harms the other. It suggests equality rests on fair wages for good work and warns the concept is a figurative proposition rather than a solid doctrine.
All road warrants from No a3s to 4894 with register numbers 666 through 764 are called and will be paid with accrued interest at the County Treasurer's office. Interest ceases February 10, 1923. Ralph D. Linville County Treasurer.
Notice in probate to whom it may concern for the last will and testament of Robert H Pierson deceased of Mills County Iowa presented read filed January 15 1923 and February 20 1923 at 8 oclock am fixed as time for proving instrument at the Court House in Glenwood where objections will be heard Dated January 11 1923 Carrier Wright Clerk
In The Misa County District Court Native In Probate To Whom It May Concern porting to be the last will end testa ment of C C Taylor late of Mills County Iowa deceased presented opened read and filed with the Clerk on January 12 1922 and February 20 1923 at 9 o clock am the first day of the February term 1923 fixed for proving the instrument at the Court House Glenwood Iowa all proper objections will be heard Carrie T Wright Clerk January 12 1923
An advertisement describes a cold in the head as an acute nasal catarrh and links frequent colds to a run down condition. It promotes Halys Catarrh Medicine as a treatment, claiming relief from symptoms and a tonic effect, with a postal address in Toledo.
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