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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
2
The author urges readers to buy corn sugar and other corn products to absorb surplus corn. Desi dorff is advertising a pure wholesome corn sugar already carried locally. If grocers and residents order corn sugar instead of cane sugar, demand for corn products could rise and stabilize prices.
Governor Hammill lauds Iowa clergy on the eve of prohibition's sixth anniversary saying ministers helped build a temperate state and endured setbacks without losing sight of the goal. He notes growing statewide dryness and improved cooperation with federal agents aiding liquor law enforcement.
Governor Hammill urged equal enforcement of law against the rich and poor. Iowa Anti-Saloon League asked churches statewide to observe Sunday January 17 with special prayers and prohibition sermons as Iowa marks the birth of prohibition law that began January 36, 191%.
A humorous verse extols the dairy cow as the foster mother of the nation, urging proper care with alfalfa corn oats bran soybeans and silage to ensure ample milk. It warns that neglect or poor feeding could force selling or culling the cow.
Ames Abe argues radios have advantage over human loudspeakers as easy to turn off, while a human speaker requires extreme action. He also claims Russian Bolsheviks avoid the League of Nations, implying they do not want involvement yet.
The Highway Education Board and National Automobile Chamber of Commerce announce the fifth national safety campaign for elementary schools. Essays of 200 words win 6500 in prizes. medals, cash awards, and national honors follow for students and teachers.
By virtue of an execution from Mills County District Court Iowa the real estate of defendant is levied for debt of 370.66 with costs and accruing charges. The property includes lots 323 424 and 369 in the Original Town of Emerson Mills County Iowa. Sale to the highest bidder for cash at the West Door of the Court House Glenwood on February 13 1926 between 9 am and 4 pm morning auction starts at 10 am. Attendance required. Dated Glenwood Iowa January 11 1926. Sheriff W S DeMOQSS.
Clerk of the District Court of Mills County Iowa announces a judgment against Mary R Cary et al in favor of Bankers Life Company for 107,447.01 plus 168.09 and costs 1,162.97. Real estate described including sections 34 35 26 27 and more will be sold at public auction at the West Door of Court House Glenwood on February 90 1936 between 8 AM and 4 PM. Attendance will be by order of the undersigned.
Malvern Iowa council in regular session on January 4 1926 with members Horton Beam M M Norton W D Slothower J D Robbins and C L Kanee. The body corrected an assessment error for 1923 1924 1925 lowering a property assessment to 932 dollars and urged tax rebates. They ordered a water meter installed at the school and approved several bills and fire department purchases including nozzles hoses and rubber coats.
Notice that on December 4 1922 during the regular delinquent tax sale in Mille County Treasurer sold to Thomas Windham lot 17 block 4 in the original town of Malvern for delinquent taxes with Antonio fees due. Redemption must be made within ninety days from service.
In May the Senate faces a pivotal vote on a major bill amid rising tensions and fragmented support. Key senators weigh concessions as deadlines loom and party lines tighten across chambers.
A fragmented notice indicates redemption terms tied to expiration. It mentions deed for fee simple redeemable and a potential trade of redemption rights. The readable text references a person or entity seeking to redeem a property, with conditions to expire and be executed under a specific statute.
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