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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
1
Notice urges leaders to promptly notify subscribers of address changes. Under new postal laws newspapers and periodicals must pay postage due for any address changes provided by post offices. Risk of delivery delays or loss of the paper is noted, with the plan to send changes in advance.
The Leader prints two reader letters on agricultural policy, praising both sides and defending the Supreme Court's constitutional role. It argues for democracy’s efficiency, warns against paternalism, and cites tariffs and subsidies as tested by history. The piece also notes ongoing federal tax refunds, the bonus bill debate, and international events shaping policy.
A ragged summary from Wm. McCullough reports B L Bonnell harvesting wheat near Fort Culling Colorado, with stray notes about a golf club, city versus town, and political fare. It mixes local anecdotes, church collections, party menus, and a Nebraska clipping line about lost contracts, all in a restless village voice.
In Mills County District Court a petition for absolute divorce on cruelty grounds was filed against Blanch Fritz by Homer F. Fritz. The defendant, a non resident of Iowa, must answer by February 26 1946 or a default judgment may be entered. Cook and Cook are attorneys for the plaintiff.
Fragmentary text references a wolf chase and a disclaimer about poetry not reflecting the views of The Leader in Ft and of individuals named Corporal Heezalyre, suggesting reprint for literary interest rather than endorsement.
Johnson Bros. shipped 49 pure bred Hereford bulls to Montana, boosting beef stock. Elgin Water Softener Co faced iron in water after filters failed, installing an aerator under a council contract. C C Barr claimed a long farm tenure record near Winterset. Toledo creates an offbeat mail service via Tama. Oakland schools to offer individual band instrument instruction. Belgian mares brought to Atlantic ranch for 250 each, with more expected. Clark county wolf and dog damages totaled 2460 for 1935.
The first appropriation bill for independent officers passed the Hayge with only minority opposition. It includes provisions for more agencies, higher pensions for Spanish American War veterans, and a total appropriation about 21 million dollars less than 1985. The Appropriations Committee led by Buchanan of Texas achieved a 47.6 million dollar saving while expanding oversight. Agricultural policy dominates debate as lawmakers push reform and rapid docket movement continues with over 10 000 proposals awaiting action and 1 083 new House introductions.
The Louisville Herald-Post notes that the significance lies not in closing on Tuesday but in what shops provide on other days of the week. The piece highlights ongoing offerings, variety, and possible weekly schedules that emphasize continued access and service.
The Leader reprints items from 1911 including Yehabod intrepid Dawson's Singing Skule at the opera house led by local talent under Presbyterian church guidance. It mentions a hotel damages incident with a demand to pay, disputes about unrest and foreboding of trouble, and missing church bells at Ella Baird's family request. Also notes Malvern high school declamatory can t es winners and several Omaha visits by J W Boehner and C S Royce.
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