19 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
1
The note outlines sending a change of address promptly to avoid delays or loss of delivery. It emphasizes to submit the new address in advance to ensure uninterrupted newspaper service. The plan highlights proactive steps to prevent missed issues.
The article critiques Governor Herring s push toward centralized state power, comparing his plan to North Carolina s Gardner system. It notes touted economies from state road control and prison housing, a state Local Government Commission curbing local borrowing, and the shift of school term costs from locals to the state, warning about reduced autonomy for counties and communities.
The piece discusses tax relief and farm finance amid economic strain, noting deposits in Malvern Trust & Savings Bank and farmer hardship. It cites Roosevelt's campaign stance, a five at home movement to boost self sufficiency, and urges immediate aid while warning against overly harsh relief that could hinder loans. It also praises the public library as a resource for entertainment and knowledge.
The Iowa General Assembly debates measures for 1933 tax relief, including a one third reduction in 1942 assessments, refunds, and limits on levies. Senators Bennett and colleagues push plans to cut state, county, and local revenues, while subsequent notes cover staffing cuts, budget shifts, and political maneuvering in the Senate and House during a tense session.
The capital mourns the sudden death of Calvin Coolidge at sixty, once dubbed Silent Cal, whose quiet persona hid loquacious depth. Amid tributes, debates resume on a complex agricultural certificate plan tied to prewar commodity values, requiring reductions in acreage and production to qualify, with Rooserevelt elect Roose. The measure faces House action early in the week as questions arise about policy and leadership.
The next regular examination for uniform county certificates will be held at my office in Fenwood Iowa on Wednesday Thursday Friday January 26 24 27 82 Examinations begin at ten oclock Wednesday morning Mary Rathke County Superintendent officials announce the event for teachers seeking certification.
Warrants up to and including register number 1680 are now called and will be paid at the office of the County Treasurer. Interest to cease January 20, 1983. Otto Judking, County Treasurer.
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