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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1919

Page

4

Legislation and Code Revision Debate in the Iowa House

A Legislative Letter outlines plans for a five member Code Revision Committee with paid but nominal salaries to codify Iowa laws, especially school statutes, with a possible extra session to enact the new code. It notes bills on barberry eradication, salary increases, auto theft justice, and a Sunday Blue Law repeal proposal, plus upcoming state political conventions and hearings.

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Tire shop offers wide stock and guaranteed mileage prices

A tire dealer advertises tires of all grades with guaranteed mileage pricing. They offer standard sizes, tubes, new and rebuilt tires, and secondhand options to meet both price and quality needs.

Armstrong is discharged from Camp Dodge returns to Lincoln

Paul Armstrong is done from Camp Dodge after an honorable discharge and expects to return to Lincoln in a few days to resume duties at the First National Bank. John Hintz and son from northeast of Clarinda visited Randolph, liking his new location nine miles northwest of Clarinda. Milt Jordan bought Katharine Wolfe's residence and sold it two days later to Albert Rickahaugh who plans a new house this spring.

Eardier City Army Remount Camp Dodge Des Moines Ford Savery Clothiers State Bottlers’ Association Iowa Press Association State Fair Board Paul Armstrong Lincoln First National Bank John Hintz and Son Clarinda John Stille Milt Jordan Katherine Wolfe Shenandoah Jordan Albert Rickahaugh

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