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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1941
Page
1
A notice urges Leader subscribers to promptly inform the subscription department of address changes under new postal laws. It notes newspapers must pay portage for notices of address changes and highlights delays in delivery and failure to receive papers. The plan is to forward changes by forwarding the address?
A 1941 Iowa leadership column blends public safety data with farm land data held by Insurance companies and FCA agencies. It notes highway accidents cost 1 336 000 during five weeks, 39 fatal crashes killed 42, and 936 injuries in 5 880 accidents. It discusses corporate land ownership, farmer purchases, and local mills county farm buys. It mentions Malvern mud, a gas-out story, a speed anecdote, subscription taxes, and poultry industry growth in town.
Action by House and Senate appropriations committees calendar major bills weeks ahead of usual signals possible adjournment around April 19. Senate and House leaders push three-part outlay for state institutions, education, and departments, with road maintenance and other measures to follow. Delegates prepare for a mid spring recess and final adjournment amid heavy bill activity.
A wooly worm explains cooperation as ants band together for a common goal. Miss Josephina Dye, the office assistant, handles farming queries with help from hundreds of bulletins. County AAA allotments are issued and farm plans drafted as marketing quotas loom with a near full participation aim to curb corn surpluses and avoid quotas.
In the Iowa Mills County District Court Walter Breen and Rose Breen sue Kate Richardson et al for action by heirs of Alma Maud Richardson Chambers. The filing, dated April 3 1083, lists Virgil Chamber a Carl Chamberg Claud Chambers as sole heirs at law and executor L J Richardson.
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