Annual Lesson of lowa Editors Here on Next Saturday
Iowa editors gather next Saturday February 4 for the annual Western Iowa Press Association meeting in Malvern Community building. J. Mike Beck of Grunderville will speak with other editors from The Hamburg Reporter and The Lamoni Chronicle sharing paper problems and experiences. Glen B. Eastburn will address attendees at noon luncheon with Malvern leaders in attendance.
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Lowa
Matvers
Sdath Weet Lowa
Aftual
Weateta Lews Press
Valletia Thetibers
J. MiBeck
Gentervilla Towesland
Town Press Association
American Leston
Graht L. Caswell
State Spaociation
Indianola Record
Malvern
Malvern Tea Room
Glen B. Eastburn
Omaha
Chamber of Con Merce
Western Iowa Press
Allen Wortman
The
Malvern Leader
Auxiliary Quilting War Opens at Mochini Meeting
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary held a Friday afternoon session at the Community building to begin quilting projects. President Mrs Ni piv presided as the group organized work on quilts intended for community use.
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Mochini
American Legion Auxiliary
Othin
Mra 0 Nipiv
Empress Friday Show Called Off
A fragment notes there will be no show at the Empress Friday. The text mentions a date around Friday February 8 but lacks full details or location context.
Boehner Sees Washington Views on Monetary Policy
L W Boehner visited Washington last week meeting several officials and visiting Muscle Shoals to assess conditions. He spoke on the shift from the domestic allotment plan toward direct monetary inflation and reported mixed views from scholars and officials. He noted government control of the Shoals project and potential private distribution of wholesale electricity amid a lame duck Congress.
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Smaivethian
L. W. Boehner
Washingtom
Roosevalt
Bowleshet Wiehone
Pitairn
Boehner
Roosevelt
Washington
Raymond Maley
Columbia University
Tuch
Drain Trust
Bockner
Besseal
Taber
Edward C. O'Neil
Butea Federalioh
J. J. Taber
Muscle Bhoals
County High Schools Vying In Annual Cage Meet
Mills county high school basketball teams prepare for the all county tournament sponsored by the Bill County School Masters club to be held at Glenwood Armory. Pairings include start times Friday evening and Saturday as rounds and finals, with referees Frank Ryan and Harry Free overseeing events.
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Mills County High School
Billa County School Masters Club
Glenwood arm_ory
E. Fe Bliver Olty Ve
Birahon
Pacific Tunodon
Glenwood
Malvern Ve
Hmeraon
Frank Ryan
Omabs
Harry Free
Maredonie
Rohoot Masters Club
Three Men Sentenced After Guilty Pleas in Glenwood Court
Last Friday Judge Tinley presided a district court session in Glenwood where three men arraigned by County Attorney Gilliland pleaded guilty. Lyle Mullica of Glenwood received five years at hard labor in Fort Madison’s penitentiary after larceny of a slo g. Jefferson Thomas, already on parole, also pled guilty and drew five years at Anamosa. Joe Brightenants, charged with larceny of two truck tires and rims from Fuller company in Glenwood on December 18, pled guilty and was sentenced to five years at Anamosa, then paroled to Deputy Sheriff V. Cooney.
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Anamosa
Thomas
Mulica
Jana
Fort
Shariff
Cooney
Mrs Fickel Named to Inaugural Committee from Iowa
Mrs Mabel Fickel of Heatings is chosen as a representative from Iowa to attend the inaugural ceremony of President elect Franklin D Roosevelt on March 4 with Governor Clyde Heve ring Senator elect Louis Murphy and Flora Cotton among other prominent Iowans assigned to the inaugural committee.
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Mabel Fickel
Iowa
Franklin D. Rosevelt Om
Clyde Hevering
V- 8
Louis Murphy
Flora Cotton
Biter
Bigourney
Judkins Postpones Tax Sale Again for Bidder Scarcity
County Treasurer Otto Judkins postponed a second tax sale this year due to a shortage of bidders. He opened the sale Monday morning but closed it quickly, setting a 30 day postponement as required by law. Taxpayers have generally paid, but low demand led to the delay, with the postponement limited by the legal time frame.
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Judkins
Otto Judkins
Neavent
Spair
Grane
Farmers Rally Demands for Relief and Tax Reform in Union Meeting
A large audience in the Union Community Building heard Iowa Partners Union state president Glenn Miller urge militant action to protect farms and homes. He pressed for immediate legislation to halt foreclosures and tax sales and to end deficiency judgments, citing urgent relief from Reconstruction Finance Corporation programs. Ottumwa’s G F Blom criticized the General Assembly’s actions, arguing banks won’t recover without farmers as depositors and warning of leftist influences and riots in corn country.
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Mille
Glenn Miller
Iowa Partners’ Union
Miller
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
General Assembly
G. F. Blom
Ottumwa
Blossan
Blows
Meeting Urges Passage of Two Senate Bills
A speaker-led gathering of trusts bankers and insurance figures urged legislative action. A telegraph directed to Herman Knopf, president of the county Farmers' Union, pressed the legislature to pass Senate File 118 and Senate File 04 to keep a stronger element in control. The first bill would allow postponement of foreclosure proceedings, while the second nullified the effect of deficiency judgments.
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Herman Knop
Plumb Appointed Food Inspector for Southwest District
Joh Plumb, a prominent Democrat from Anderson township, has been appointed food inspector for all counties in the Southwest Jews district under the state department of agriculture. He is in Des Moines attending a training school for new appointees and expects to begin duties soon.
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Nué Plumb
Anderson Township
Waek
Te State Department of Agricultura
Plumb
Des Moines
Msn
Abs
Wall
Visit to School for Deaf is Reported in SF
A brief note describes a visit to the School for the Deaf in San Francisco. Details mention attendees likely including visitors and local officials, highlighting the purpose and reception of the visit and its potential impact on students and the school community.
Bedford breeder praises Angus herd in buyer letter
An outspoken letter from Bedford breeder James Chambers extols his Angus cattle. He recounts selling two halfbred Trot cows to a purchaser named Summers and touts the Blackcaps line. Chambers notes Mills County’s historic Angus notoriety and claims his herd offers comparable quality, naming cows and calves by Blackcap Romano as proof.
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Sates Chambers
Bedford
Attra
James Chambers
Mills County
J. Evans &Sch
Emerson
Mr. Summers
Horedeen
America
Blackey Betdie
Black¢ap Romano
Eny
Greene Announces Jury for February Term of Court
County clerk J Franklin Greene Jr announces the jury for the February term of district court. Grand jurors named include George Graves Pacific Junction EE L Powles Pacific Junction EB I LeFever Glenwood W A Smith Emerson CV Bell Silver City H W Casebolt Henderson F J Thieschatter Council Bluffs CG Cole Warmson A H Culver Glenwood F Ry Oban Maly with Judge J H Mantz presiding in Glenwood February 31 start date listed.
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J. Franklin Greene Jr
Handyand
Glenwood
J. H. Mantz
Audubon
George Graves
Pacific Junction
Ee L. Powles
Pac
Junction
EB. I. LeFever
W. A. Bmilth
Emerson
C. V. Bell
Silver City
H. W. Casebolt
Henderson
F. J. Thieschatter
Council
Toppar
Herndon
Roy Fackler
Hilda Miller
Pacife Junction
W. EB. Walker
Malvern
C. C. Fieselman
John Kong
Mineola
E. Houser
Everett Pouton
Hastings
Tra Summers
J. &. Waymire
B. H. Abel
Hen L. Wilson
H.L. Bowers
Lowe Walker
Sale dates listed for upcoming auctions in The Leader
The Leader announces multiple farm and general sales with dates in February. Andy Herkhimer of Malvern hosts a general sale on Feb 7. Charles Amiti hosts a farm sale near Ettrian School on Feb 8. Mrs. John Triplett closes out a farm sale near Nonderaon on Feb 9. John Doyle runs a central farm and horse sale near Strahan on Feb 11. Bo Houser conducts a general farm sale in Honderaon.
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Andy Herkhimer
Malvern
Charles Amiti
Getters Farm
Etratian School
Houas
Bo Houser
Honderaon
Bobbitt to Talk at Union Service
Rev L R Bobbitt pastor of the First Baptist will deliver the union service on the sixth at 8 pm The local divine man chosen for his object A Quartet Who Could Not Ring But Who Had Harmony Members of all churches and any others may attend A mixed quartet rehearses special music for the service and this will be a feature of the meeting
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L. R. Bobbitt
First Baptist Pteen
Deveroh
Rey. Boublit
Doyle Farm Sale Set for February Ninth
John F. Doyle announces one of the season’s largest farm sales to be held Thursday February 9 at his Lis home on the old Hambscd farm, ten miles east of Biree. Sale features about 110 head of livestock, including five head of horses and mules, with many well matched teams and reliable stock.
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John F. Doyle
Billy
Biree
Plans for Community Club Dinner Set for February 16
The Community club prepares a dinner program and menu as committees finalize plans for a well known speaker and other entertainment. Citizens are urged to keep the date open to avoid conflicts and ensure attendance.
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Thuregay
Cuo
Malvern PTA Plans Meeting Next Tuesday
The Malvern P T A will hold its next regular meeting Tuesday evening February 7 in the community building. Leader Mrs Amy Hammers will preside. The program includes Bigsy Music, talks on proper flag equipment and the effect on character development, and talks on the educational background of the child. Recitations by Frances Brewer and others are planned.
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Malvern Parent-Teacher’ Association
Migs Amy Hammers
Freak Juelke
Myre
Fred Butimann
Yoos Duel
Rerolce Cugdall
Margaret Harkhimer
Frances Brewer
Unclear historical item from Blake Farm area
The text is garbled and unreadable, hindering extraction of concrete facts. It mentions locations and names that cannot be reliably identified, with no coherent event or date to summarize.
High School Declam Contest Tonight At Malvern
Malvern high school dramatists and humorists perform in the Community building auditorium tonight for the annual preliminaries. Eight humorous speakers and seven dramatic contestants, with no admission. Participants include Evelyn Latelinn Charlotte Wederquint Lorraine Fletcher Hildly Bwain Wilma Custer Mhyl lis Wilson Deniiece Schoening Mary Ellen Summers in humor and Wands Shook Deipha Donner Edythe Bell Nora Summers Mar Jolle Donner Data Cary Mary Elizabeth Summers in drama.
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Malvern High School
Evelyn Latelinn
Charlotte Wederquint
Lorraine Fletcher
Hildly Bwain
Wilma Custer
Mhyllis Wilson
Deniiece Schoening
Mary Ellen Summers
Wands Shook
Deipha Donner
Edythe Bell
Nora Summers
Mar Jolle Donner
Data Cary
Mary Elizabeth Summers
Mineola Bank Tank Surges Back After Holiday Break
Mineola Bank Hawks, a Mills County stronghold, reopened last week after a holiday Jan 12 while wartime deposits were secured. The bank reported excellent success in netting earnings as operations restored and business increased, marking a surmounting of earlier troubles.
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Watvarn
Busineen
Mills County
Library Board Meeting Set For February 7
The Leader announces a library board meeting for the following Tuesday evening February 7, though the correct rule is the first Tuesday of each month. A strong board attendance is requested to ensure a full session.
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Library Board
General Assembly Acts to Cut Secondary Road Levies
The General Assembly passes a bill repealing mandatory secondary road levies, funded by existing gas tax receipts, potentially saving 35,000,000 annually. The measure, backed by both Senate and House with no opposing votes, signals a shift by the new Democratic administration under Gov. Clyde Herring toward efficiency and fiscal reform. A separate banking bill rapidly becomes law, allowing banks to transfer operations to the state banking department to protect depositors and prevent insolvency, with Lt. Gov. Kraschel contributing to the plan.
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House
Clyde Harring
New Democratic
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Clyde Herring
State House
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Hanke
Iowa
Banate
Lisut
Kraschel
Tte
Wang
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