07 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
1
The notice urges subscribers to promptly inform the subscription department of address changes. It stresses timely updates to prevent delivery delays or missed issues and advises sending changes in advance to avoid postage due charges for notices.
In a sharp editorial, Iowa senators Dekine son and Murphy are praised for voting against world court membership, arguing it would bring trouble with no peace or national benefit. The piece criticizes Governor Herring’s handling of $3,500,000 anticipatory warrants and notes past finance scandals and secret sessions, while touching on Mrs. Roosevelt’s views on public finances and experimental programs.
The Birthday Ball draws the town together with annual social impact and camaraderie. General Chairman Fleble Mulholland is credited for strong organization and execution as reporter Oscar Briley notes from Clark station. Gorse and Briley report a northbound trip, while geese or groundhog may face disappointment.
The House debated and passed an appropriation bill for Treasury and Post Office Departments this week. The measure increases funds for extending rural postal routes, boosting service in our district. A reception at the White House featured President Roosevelt and others, with the crowd mingling as dancers and attendees moved through the rooms.
Readers are urged to keep their letters brief and to the point as they discuss questions freely. The note emphasizes clear, concise dialogue and appeals to readers to engage constructively in the forum.
In a chatty morning call Mrs C and Mrs Be discuss how litter from paper ads and foot traffic from bill boys mars yards and porches. They lament lack of respect for property and urge better behavior, noting children and dogs damage plants and the need for home upkeep.
Mrs Be expresses interest while arranging an outing at 1 40. The note mentions a law proposal granting a tax rebate on 10 acres planted with trees for 10 years, tied to 160 acre holders, and references Charles Elliott Escrett and AO Reuter.
Editor outlines a Roosevelt era plan to plant a 1400 mile strip of trees from Canada to the Fie Grande valley. It argues for employment, future wealth, and feasible cultivation using walnuts, acorns, maples, osage orange, cottonwood and other fast growers. Describes ground prep, deep furrow, top rail fill, corn and tree spacing, weekly cultivation, moisture retention, and snow retention with corn stalks.
Senator Hush outlines Iowa legislature actions on debtor relief and moratorium law extensions to 1937. Bills delay foreclosure, extend redemption after sale, and broaden exemptions for real estate contracts and personal property. Proposals aim at justice amid shifting prices and unemployment, with further bills on contracts and exemptions pending.
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