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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1926
Page
2
Advertising rates listed include 25 cents per column inch for display, 5 cents additional for composition, and extra charges for guaranteed position. Local classified matter priced at 5 cents per line, resolutions 5 cents per line, obituaries poetry 6 cents per line, and cards of thanks 50 cents per notice.
Local dealers expect to stock Bermuda onion plants and garden seeds when the season comes and can supply them promptly. Mall order houses push early orders, but dealers offer similar prices and prompt delivery through neighborhood outlets.
The article condemns Senate members who block World Court support with delaying tactics calling it baby play. It notes Coolidge’s worldwide policy mandate and argues the nation seeks decisive action rather than obstruction. It urges reform of Senate procedures and praises Vice President Dawes.
In Des Moines Iowa church and school leaders seek closer cooperation to raise moral and religious education in public schools. The plan arises from a state concern about unequal pupil time between school and church related programs following a recent discussion among religious education heads.
Association officials say intensive high school programs limit church centered activities. Iowa religious educators approve a state wide plan to allow one evening weekly for church education and a church centered program coordinated with secular schooling.
Readable fragments from Philadelphia Inquirer Washington Star Chicaga News and others question Columbus discovery claims and future air about coal timelines. Notes cite Britain's war debt payments and US population figures while lampooning Mussolini themed armor jokes and census scope.
County Agent Fred Farquhar reports nine thousand dollars worth of seed ordered through the Farm Bureau seed committee. Most orders have been tabulated and cooperators in many communities have embraced the new project with strong interest and prompt response.
Notice describes an estray red heifer taken up near Hastings Iowa with details on ownership claim and posting dates. It also covers seed seedings news from Malvern and nearby towns, listing seed orders, distribution plans, and a farm bureau meeting notice for Ingraham township in Silver City with dates and invitation. Governor Hammill seed proclamation referenced for seed corn situation.
A court ordered sale of real estate in Mills County Iowa as the Bankers Life Company defeats Mary R Cary et al. The property includes multiple parcels described by section township and range, with a sale to take place at the West Door of the Courthouse in Glenwood. The sheriff W S DeMoss will conduct the sale on February 20 1926 between 9 AM and 4 PM for cash.
On December 4 1922 the Mills County Treasurer sold Lot 17 Block 24 Original Town of Malvern to Thomas Windham for delinquent taxes. Redemption ends ninety days after service. deed issued if not redeemed.
Delinquent tax sale conducted on the first Monday in December 1922 in Mills County Iowa. Treasurer sold Part of Lot 6, Block 38, original town of Applyern to Thomas Windham for payment of back taxes with redemption terms and deadlines noted for future action.
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