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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1926
Page
3
The notice outlines advertising rates for the second class mail matter at the post office. It lists pricing details and conditions for periodicals and publications, urging compliance with postal requirements and delivery timelines.
The University of Michigan Daily excerpts debate on temperance, duty to God and country, and societal restraint. The piece blends biblical references with campus commentary, urging moderation and obedience to moral law amid Prohibition debates and public behavior concerns.
The text cites historical votes on beer and wine in states like California Ohio Michigan and Washington, noting results and dates such as 1919 and 1923. It debates which states supported or opposed liquor during the era and questions which others could muster sufficient demand to shift policy nationwide.
Fragmentary historical religious note discusses gossip and jealousy around Jesus the Christ. It notes Pharisees seeking to trap him by accusing him of sedition and using flattery to ensnare his words.
In Ames Abe remarks that paying a dime for the YMCA plate would hurt men as much as losing pay. He recalls a friend earning 14 dollars daily who waste an afternoon dodging a solicitor asking for a dollar for the YMCA.
Wall Street Edger Lair recovers from appendicitis. Families and friends from Malvern, Tabor, and nearby towns visited, with updates on patients, Sunday gatherings at McClure home, and a large social at the Nagle residence. Several residents reportedly improving after illnesses and fevers.
Readable fragments describe a local event with unclear details. The text references a person named Dede and mentions sight and suspension context, but lacks concrete actions, dates, places, or organizations to form a complete news item.
Fegren oats offered to farmers by the Agricultural Experimental Association at Ames compare three varieties with Green Russian. Seed costs include a $2.25 charge per shipment for each of three varieties. The new line, from Green Russian, shows superior performance in tests and is described as the best among tested strains.
Space has already been reserved for the largest auto show to date featuring most manufacturers. Cars from the Chiesen and New York Shows will be on display in Omaha, with sharp price reductions generating strong buyer interest. New motor designs and accessories, from the new Flivver to top models, will be showcased to visitors from several states.
Tabor residents share in visits across cities including Brice Dalton in the hospital and relatives from James town. Wave Aileen Watkins, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Watkins, born Jan 17 1926, dies February 20 after brief life. funeral services held at home with Dr. Price officiating. Portland, Oregon and Nashville, Tennessee connections noted. local farms sold for 180 per acre.
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