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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1928

Page

2

Ed M. Smith Appointed Secretary of State to Succeed Ramsay

Ed M. Smith editor and publisher of the Winter fel Madisonian is named by Governor Hammill to fill the unexpired term of the late Walter C. Ramsay. Smith a former district senator and prominent publisher is praised as a wise choice and a natural leader with strong state service credentials.

Walter C. Ramsay Ed M. Smith Winterfel Madisonian Hammill Ramsey Smith

Walter C. Ramsey remembered as Iowa secretary of state

Obituary notes Walter C. Ramsey longtime Iowa secretary of state who served four years and was a strong candidate for re election and a possible governor bid. The piece also discusses Herbert Hoover entering the Republican presidential race and favoring a Lowden candidacy in Iowa for sympathy with the Midwest.

Walter C. Ramsey Iowa Hoover Herbert Hoover United States Lowden Middle West Inwa

Des Moines Proposes Efficient Agricultural Civil Corps

Des Moines reports focus on efficient and economical management of the Agricultural Department and the creation of a new Civil force to meet any situation, with emphasis on European corn belt concerns and agricultural policy developments.

Des Moines Laws

Farm Editor Says Sidewalk Farmer Pays Off

An editor notes W A Hunter bought a small acre farm near Earlham, worked in town, and kept part time farming. He built a crop, incurred debt, but now owns the farm debt free and plans to stay. Other land pessimists failed to deter eastern capital from Iowa land. The piece also suggests declaring February 2 a legal holiday due to Groundhog Day signals.

W. A. Hunter Earlham Grana Hunter Iowa Winterset Madisonian

Helen Wills A Star Of Tennis And Temperance

A Tree American Type Helen Wills is known worldwide for her skill in tennis. She is a college student in California who does not smoke and drinks only tea or coffee. She goes to bed at 6 39 PM and insists that all articles about her be written by herself.

Helen Wills America California

Advertising saves failing firms says Toledo Chronicle

Ample statistics show most failing businesses did not advertise. A survey across 32 cities found 83 percent of failures among those that did not advertise, while Troy, Ohio reported no advertising firms failing. The piece argues advertising benefits business.

Hich Los Angeles Troy Toledo Chronicle

Nebraska Bank Guaranty Law Changes in 1920s

The Nebraska legislature updated the bank guaranty law to help the fund meet rising demands. Officials plan to end the practice of keeping insolvent banks open and to impose stricter limits on deposits payments. Prominent advocates say the guarantee law still falls short of its purpose while monitoring discussions continue.

Nebraska Carroll Herald

Though I walk through the valley I fear no evil church counsel

Charles Elliott Bacrett argues for church membership as personal strength and communal support. He urges readers to join a denomination, notes many varieties exist, and warns that mere registration does not make a Christian. He emphasizes individual battles, comfort from faith, and helping others through church alignment.

Ban Shapespear Charles Elliott Bacrett

Widows Seeks Clerk Role in Mills County District Court

Harry J. Widows announces candidacy for Clerk of the Mills County District Court subject to Republican voters in the June primary. He asks for vote and support.

Mills County District Court Harry J. Widows

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