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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1932
Page
7
A description of pioneer Iowa homes from The Palimpseat notes rough log cabins, scarce furniture, and uncurtained windows. Whitewashing walls each spring, cleaning floors, and airing furniture outside were common routines, with a final tidy sweep to end the day and a hot steamed prep table ready.
A fragmented OCR line suggests a comparison between a man who whispers about his goods and another who climbs and hollers, implying lethal risk or fate for the former. The text is garbled with stray digits and misspellings, hindering precise meaning.
Former Provident Amovicst Bankers Association leader calls for a national economic plan built on savings, working, and buying to lift the country from low mood. He argues prosperity must precede spending and urges a shift toward normal purchasing power, predicting a new era of demand as old imbalances fade.
Henderson's first string overwhelmed Malvern 62 to 23 at Malvern Community Building led by Viner with 17 points and Wilkinson controlling the boards. Henderson reserves defeated Malvern 19 to 10 in the preliminary as Smitty Knight and Amstrong energized the second unit.
Government aid to agriculture provokes relief demands from those hit by economic pressure. Agencies often delay needed readjustments rather than alter prices, and temporary measures fail to solve core imbalances. The piece argues basic supply and demand laws resist permanent intervention.
Emerson's town team dominated Essex Independent with a clear 42 to 10 victory. Earlier, the Emerson Alumni defeated the Emerson High quintet 16 to 11 in a preliminary game.
In a chaotic game Henderson edged Hastings 4 point margin as both squads traded leads. The bout featured Frias Hastings and Henderson each scoring in bursts, with key baskets late securing victory for Henderson amid a rough finish.
Games listed show Mulhollands facing Post Office and Mulhollanda meeting Firemen with Cold Storage to play Crickets and Salyera Auto, Farmers against Farmatia on January 14. On January 18 Leader Prints faces Batches Randersona meets Colline Drug, with Mulhollanda against Firemen and Post Office against Salsera Anto.
Malvern succumbed to a three game sweep by Tabor as the Orioles' offense struggled. Tabors youth-forward line dominated inside while Malvern shot poorly from the field and free throw line, with key players McCurdy Armstrong Knight Mulholland and Jackson held to limited scoring. The final tallies read 28 to 10, 31 to 9 and 26 to 15. Maddock of Silver City refereed.
Tabor defeats Malvern 26 to 19 in a fast paced town game. Gidley led Malvern with points while Hertz and Mulholland supported the Malvern attack. Stivers starred for Tabor scoring thirteen as sharp passing by Malvern failed to convert after drives.
Evening activity at the Community building volleyball court saw eight teams clash. Captain Clarence Kunhee led Crickets to defeat Cold Storage as Leader Prints rallied from cellar to win two of three against Salyera Auto. Firemen and Wandersons also competed closely with balanced scores throughout the play.
In memory of Brother B Ta Byers a faithful member of Silver Urn Lodge No. 234 A. F. & A. M. The lodge expresses heartfelt sympathy to his family and orders a copy of the resolutions to be sent and recorded. Signed by L. A. Talbott W. D. Slothower and F. A. Muthollana Committee.
The Wesley Chapel Women’s Missionary Society met Monday at Ida Fickel’s home with Blanche Wilson as leader. Details of attendees and visits include De Moines state rally for ministers, Leota Sinter's stay in week, and Evan Tibble’s home involvement. A Manonie lodge and Eastern Star event at Macedonia is noted, plus a church social Friday evening with a brief program and refreshments.
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