10 Cent Line on Vine Street Comically Misprinted
A brief item reports a misprint showing a ten cent line on Vine Street with odd figures. The note suggests a playful error in a local page and notes no street changes or official actions.
14 Jan 1932
Page 1
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1932
Page
1
A brief item reports a misprint showing a ten cent line on Vine Street with odd figures. The note suggests a playful error in a local page and notes no street changes or official actions.
The piece reflects on Depression era resilience and public mood, recalling past flu and war gaps while noting Dawes’ colorful tenure and looming 1932 elections. It mentions Speaker Garner’s selection, armament debates, and Belgium’s WWI neutrality, alongside local winter recreation, basketball games, and a quiet city campaign landscape in Malvern.
A burglar entering a dwelling is deterred by the homeowner’s demand to remove muddy boots. The intruder’s partner waits outside as the thief expresses remorse, calling the house too much like home. A Detroit News note reflects on George Bernard Shaw’s enduring relevance beyond his era.
In a Rachett column the town sows organizing zeal while men and women pile into many clubs. Citizens discuss low mood, labor debt, and street protests as leaders echo Stalin era calls for action, urging communal measures and shared sacrifice amid hunger and economic strain.
The Eels description covers American eels and the freshwater species found in the Mississippi valley. It notes their elongated bodies, skin types, size range of three to four feet and five to eight pounds, and their habit of inhabiting deep water and river mouths. It mentions their carnivorous yet scavenging diet, uses of skin for books and whips, and their anadromous migration from freshwater to saltwater to spawn.
A fragment describes eel development within two qoontha and spawning in Zefi, noting a two npting aid for oinks toward thinking of invitation and remaining fh treeh deterrence. It mentions full growth, sea refusal, and daring migrations with no food. After mating, both sexes tie and the eel proves highly prolific, with a single female 44 inches long estimated to produce 16,700,000 eggs.
Judgment creditor Council Bluffs Savings Bank seeks sale of real estate in Milly County to satisfy a $21,418.13 debt plus costs. Property covers multiple sections in Township 73, Range 41 West, with all appurtenances. Sale set for February 5, 1982 at West Door of Glenwood Courthouse, 9 am to 4 pm, conducted by Sheriff W. DeMons. All official county and town news published in The Leader.
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