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01 Jan 1931
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Malvern Leader in Malvern, Iowa
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1931
Page
1
New Year Reflections on 1930 Global Ups and Downs
The piece surveys 1930 noting rapid industrial gains, gas pipelines in Millacounty, a governor with income tax plans, and broad economic strain. It highlights revolutions, Gandhi's nonviolent campaign, Russia's export pivot, and a rise of leisure pursuits like miniature golf amid drought and heat. It argues for optimism and improved distribution over doom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla County
Glenwood
Plattamouth Bridge
Mans
Mahatma Ghandi
India
Mahatma
Russia
United States
Flexible New Year resolutions and calendar ideas
A column offers lighthearted New Year resolutions with flexible clauses, suggesting monthly Christmas, and reflects on Hoover era promises. It recalls political speeches from Hoover and Dawes, notes trends in prosperity and fear of unemployment, and discusses decentralization in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Hie Tarlf
Eastman
Republican Party
GO. P
New York City
Dawes
Oly
Cleveland
Unem
Washington
Roosevelt
Teddy
Wall Street
Jackson
Lincoln
McKinley
Wilson
Coolidge
Farmers' Union
Plattville Township Holds Monthly Meeting Dec 14
Plattville township held its regular Farm Bureau meeting at Bethlehem school on December 11. President Harley Karr opened a program organized by Leverne Lincoln Lawrence Lincoln and Wm Powles with talks on nutrition and county Farm Bureau president Rudolph Hopp. Roy Lincoln and others performed old time fiddling. Geo Rosenfeld showed moving pictures. A supper followed and the next meeting is January 8, 1931. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from reporter Mary Bantrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Harley Karr
Leverne Lincoln
Lawrence Lincoln
Wm. Powles
B. Lincoln
Sarah Jane Lincoln
Wauneeta Bacon
Vera Linecol
Franbitn Lincoln
Mills County Farm Bureau
Rudolph Hopp
Roy Lincoln
Shirley Lincoln
Geo. Rosenfeld
Will Powles
Mte
Harry Lincoln
Onen Ivy
Plattville Township
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