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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
5
A local message urges calm about contagious diseases and praises quarantine. It stresses that Malvern is safe as authorities keep suspects under quarantine, and suggests it is better to be isolated briefly than risk spreading illness. It encourages cooperation and avoiding denial of quarantines.
Advice repeats that when tired or seeking consolation or fun one should go home. It urges reflection, showing reform, and improving at home with family, and ends by saying for extra liberal behavior to practice on wife and children, then light up the household.
On the street we meet Sam A. Faultfinder who points out defects in every compliment. The exchange shows a habit of finding fault, while a child's innocent smile shifts focus from criticism. The piece ends with a wish to forget Sam and not hear constant flaws.
The piece recalls the old label rube as farmers transform into rural businesspeople students and country gentlemen. It notes farmers’ education access telephones and news, contrasting city life with farm life and ends that the day of the rube has passed.
A primary road fund balance of 6 046 770 is reported for Towa. The fund, sourced from automobile fees and federal aid, is set aside by the state legislature for construction and maintenance of about 6 400 miles of main traveled roads. It averages about 785.00 per mile and will receive large additions in the coming months from fees and aid.
The December Highway Commission summary notes federal aid available and unobligated totaling 1508.66, with plans before the U S Bureau of Public Roads to obligate most, and more plans to be offered by February 1. It also urges farm inventories between January 1 and March 1 for tax and business record keeping, listing farm value assets and payables. the Farm Business Record is available at the county agent's office.
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