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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1928

Page

4

Special Session to Act A State Bond Issue

Des Moines Iowa on February 20 widespread sentiment favors a $100000000 state road bond to finish Iowa's primary road system. Glenn Haynes of the Iowa Good Roads Association says a special session in March with a unified legislature will approve the bond bond issue, funded from the primary road fund without extra property taxes. Federal aid could lift the annual surplus to 5700000 or more, easing fears of tax burden. The survey lists six advantages: speed, interest savings, cheaper contracts, centralized planning, reduced detours, and counties freed from current bonds to advance local roads.

Des Moines Towa Iowa Glenn ©. Haynes Iowa Good Roads Association Haynes Maren Sth John Hammill Ahl Adttorn Wartona

Northern grown seed favored for Iowa potato crop

Iowa State crop specialists report northern grown Cobbler and Ohio seed offer the best bet for Iowa potato brewers. J Fitch notes first time in years northern seed may excel Iowa seed in early varieties while hot weather caused Iowa seed to over ripen. 1926 seed kept by growers also yields poor results. late varieties escaped damage and remain high quality. Prices this year may be lower for seed, helping Iowa growers.

Ohio Iowa Iowa State CG. J. Fitch Fitch

Social notes from Silver City and nearby towns

Wm Pollitt traveled to Council Bluffs on business after visiting Hastings and home folks. Don Clay arrived from San Diego with his discharge and will stay home. J J Flanagan and J H Peterson visited Kearney Nebraska for ranch land business. E Morse and wife from near Port land Oregon visited Talboy family. Mrs Morse is Talboy's sister. Adolph Schultz and son Donald returned from St Louis after a market shipment.

Silver City Wm. Pollitt Council Bluffs Hastings Don Clay San Diego Bluffs Sam J. J. Flanagan J. H. Peterson Kearney Nebr Flanagen E. Morse Porthland Oregon Talboy Morse Adolph Schultz Donald St. Louis

Visitors from South Dakota stop in for a family gathering

Mrs. 2 A Richardson and Bernice Richardson visited relatives in town after meeting Lestie Richardson in Omaha. Horton family sold part of farm equipment at a sale and planned a farm sale near Jefferson, Iowa. Joe Lamkin has severe abdominal pain. hospital exam, high blood pressure and possible surgery discussed. R P Galt drove Lamkin and family to Edmundson hospital.

Wattees Hotton Deieht Carlock South Dakota A. Richardson Bernice Omahe Lestie Richardson Horton Eekamit Jefferson Lowe Joe Lamkit Gundas R. P. Galt Mr. Lamkin

Tabor Notes and Local Movements in Oskaloosa and Nearby

Roy Dunston traps a red fox named Misa Marjory Parkison at Penn College Oskaloosa though ill with tonailitis. Mrs Dale Chantry and son Bobby visit Ames to see her parents Mr and Mrs W T Gulse. Georges Weatherhead visits Tabor relatives then travels to Hopkins Missouri to be with his daughter Mrs Harvey Forney. Lee McAlexander of Percival visits sister Mrs Fred Briley in Alva Bell and Herman Gay accompany cattle and hogs to W J Bell and cars for W G Gregory to Chicago. Ed Hall learns of his son Warren marrying Mrs Alice Frey in Hastings Nebraska and his daughter Dorothy marrying Charles Downing in O’Neill. Warren runs a theater in O’Neill. Mrs Downing teaches there.

Tabor Bearon Roy Dunston Misa Marjory Parkison Penn College Oskaloosa Dale Chantry Bobby Ames W. T. Gulse Georges Weatherhead Hopkins, Mo Harvey Forney Lee McAlexander Percival Fred Briley Alva Bell Herman Gay W. J. Bell W. G. Gregory Chicago Atha Williams Mise ‘Aleda Laird Kansas City Misa Williams Ed Hall Warren Alice Frey Hastings Nebr Dorothy Charles Downing Oneill Downing

Clip comments on juries and insanity in press clippings

The clippings note diverse opinions on jury sanity versus killer sanity. A Connecticut man who married 16 women since last August may plead continuous insanity. A rural minister is cited as a top authority on the minimum wage.

Indianapolia Star Connecticut Minneapolia Journal Boston Herald

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