Editorial on rural rehabilitation and world peace
The Leader lauds Father Liguiitti for promoting subsistence gardens in Iowa and questions relief logic. It argues for growing food, avoiding costly arms races, and supporting a world police force led by nations to prevent aggressive expansion and preserve peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Father Liguitti
Father Liguittt
Catholic Church
Iowa
Father Liguittl
Japan
Mills County
Father Ligultt
Iowa General Assembly Sprinting Toward Fast-Evolving Legislation
The 49th Iowa General Assembly, two weeks in, has enacted key tax bills on a 60 percent property valuation basis and a five percent municipal debt limit. It reports early Senate and House bill surges, with Gov Wilson naming officeholders ahead of schedule and Hickenlooper assigning all senators to chair committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Press Association
49Th Iowa General Assembly
49Th Town General Assembly
House
Senate
Des Moines
Iowa Taxpayers Association
George A. Wilson
John C. Reid
Cedar Rapids
State Board of Education
Virginia Bedell
Spirit Lake
State Parole Board
Clarence Godfrey
Albia
State
B. B. Hickenlooper
Wilson
D. W. Bates
Roscoe Thoma
Fairfield
W. G. C. Bagley
Mason City
Ghotgun
A. Claire Dewey
Washington
Dewey
Audubon Society
Iowa
Slaughter House
Joseph N. Waener
Scott County
Wagner
Apple Tree Calamity and Tax Talks At Farm Meeting
A farmer meeting discusses a severe November cold that will likely kill many apple trees, risking years without fruit. The talk shifts to income tax changes lowering exemptions, bookkeeping diligence, and support for 1941 AAA programs, with warnings on marketing quotas and corn conservation. Legal notice at Glenwood court warns of default if appearance by April 22, 1941 is not made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hit
Sam
Lars
Aaid
Glenwood
Iowa
Yous
Woodford R. Byington
Hillsdale P T A Meeting and Nearby Socials
The Hillsdale P T A met Friday evening at the school with a large attendance. Program included songs, piano solo, various readings, and a bingo social hour with candy bars as prizes. A misc shower honored Miss Vada Holden, and several families visited or dined together in nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Hilladale
Kenneth Graves
America
Marvel ‘Axson
Ferdinand Bichel
Clara Blackman
Harman
Local Notes From Box Elder And Decorah
Box Elder reports Mrs. Fred McVay returning home after two weeks in Des Moines to care for her ill mother Elizabeth Weatherly. Goldie Smeakey remains unwell at home. Richard and Joyce Allely have moved to Henderson school and Bernard Bryant to Pleasant Valley. Wade Freeman assists Burl Moore this week. Fred McVay family visited Acie McVay’s home. Mrs. Wilt Hammell’s hand improves and she manages chores alone. Mise Shining spent weekend with parents. Vera and Richard Freeman with Marguerete Burgoin Saturday. Mrs. Will Rew visited Henderson school Wednesday. Bil McVay had dental work in Malvern Friday. Decorah city council acts to curb rats, purchasing 120,000 cubes of poison for strategic placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McVay
Des Moines
Elizabeth Weatherly
Goldie Smeakey
Richard
Joyce Allely
Henderson School
Bernard Bryant
Pleasant Valley School
Wade Freeman
Burl Moore
Acie McVay
Wilt Hammell
Mise Shining
Vera
Richard Freeman
Marguerete Burgoin
Will Rew
Bil McVay
Malvern
Licensed to Wed: Early January Marriage Notices
Licensed to Wed notices list couples with ages and hometowns across Nebraska and surrounding states. Entries cover dates from January 7 to January 18, naming brides and grooms such as Alfred Butera and Reeba Regier, Grant Felt and Louise Watton, James Lorenz and Marie Brinkhaus, and others in towns like Omaha Malvern Council Bluffs and Weeping Water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Rawin Ll. Bigford
Mathes
William
Bismarck
N. P
Robert Eugene Tyler
William Francie Heater
Glory Mabel $Qall
Owshe
Pauls
O'Neil
Arline A Studer
Duu
George J. Kycura
Markiet i. Meckva
Owsbe
Joe We Nepadal
Mary ¥. Corder
Guaba
Mills County District Court Notices Heirs Claim Boundary Dispute
Original notice in Mills County Iowa district court informs defendants of a petition claiming ownership of real estate in Section 7 Township 72 Range 42. It describes a boundary dispute between heirs of Alma Maud Richardson Chambers and seeks permanent resolution per will and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Richardson McElrose
Leslie Leon Richardson
Rhoda Helen Richardson Horton
Ruth Corene Richardson Estes
L. L. Richardson
Z. A. Richardson
Virgil, Chambers
Carl Chambers
Claud Chambers
Alma Maud Richardson Chambers
Clerk of the District Court of Iowa
Mills County
Iowa
Chicago, Buriington & Quincy R. RK
A. Richardson
de Conead
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Malvern Leader
F. A. Wortman
Towa
Board of Supervisors
National Editorial Sea Ise I
Yaa’-Association
Ptly Leader
Subscription Department
Editorial
U. S
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hutchings
University of Chicago
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Hitler
Britain
U.S
England
India
Italy
Ethiopia
China
Green Bay Lumber CO
Green Bay Lbr, Co
Raymond Gram
White Owl Cigars
Drs. Kline
KLINE
Kunce & Nelton
Houee
Kiing
E. Hoover Malvera
Assembly
Malcolm Campbell
Malcolm
Sot
G. F. MacLean
Oldsters
Malavern
WPA
White Malvern
Carolyn Fatt
Opple Hering
Golde Cozad
Glanwood Teaders
Shirley Cites
Duane Sell
County Seat
Orioles
Hillsdale
Hen Jackson
Maurice Bateman
Vada Holden
Arthur Goehring
Ben Jackson
Roy Mayberry
Charles Nelson
Ethel
Zeno Bass
Sidney Scherer
Strahan
Mayo Basa
Mayo Bags
Dewey Atteberry
Spokane
Wash
T. B. Atteberry
Drayton Slaughter
Slaughter
John Powlea
Pacific Junction
George Howard
John Skerritt
Silver City
Schoal
Waunila Holden
Ladies Aid
A. H. Culver
T. B. Atteberry and Sons
Arley and
George van Orsdel
Omaha
Aviation Industry School
Wayne Anthony
Orvit Stockatell
Fegan
Charles Hunt
Decorah
Wed
District Court OF
Walter Breen
Rose C. Breen
A. Parsons
M. D
Malyerg
Mills County Chevrolet Co
Frank Juelke
Americas
Pittsburg & Midway Coal Mining
Amal City
Missouri
Gearhart Lumber
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