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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
2
Classified locals list advertising rates and terms for various positions and adjustments. Rates show 25 cents per column inch and 3 cents per additional inch with guaranteed placement. Includes notices for events and thanks portions from the community.
The noisy farewell recalls Robert M. La Follette as a towering figure in American politics, detailing his influence and the era’s reform impulse. It notes his enduring legacy, public speeches, and the era’s shift toward progressive policies and political ideals.
The National Grange campaigns for reduced freight charges on farm goods, accusing current rates of harming farmers and industry. The appeal cites data on costs and rates, contrasting farm and manufactured product transport, and argues rate fairness supports rural economies and national progress.
A nationwide Defense Test program airs July 4 from 9 to 10 30 p m EST. View President of the United States Acting Secretary of War General Pershing Chief of Staff Major General Hines and other officials will participate lined up with notable figures from AMT and Army Signal Corps.
The program plans a Formal opening of exercises at Ninth Corps HQ in Lincoln Nebraska. Major General Charles M. Solano as Chief Staff Officer will address by Hon. Price F. Acting Secretary of War from Taneton. The ceremony includes remarks from the President and a review of corps dispositions, with reports on the Eastern and Western fronts and a culminating address by General Bing.
Names of residents and visitors appear amid a report on a severe wind storm that damaged barns on two farms west of town. The piece also lists social visits, travels to Chicago and Denver, and county residents gathering for a Ladies Aid program with a play "How the Story Grew" and refreshments served.
Governor Brown argues property taxes must rise to fund local services, citing needed revenue and fairness. The reply frame emphasizes existing tax exemptions and community support, asserting increased rates reflect public needs and investment in towns and counties.
Ginly News reports a village fete drawing crowds to nearby towns. Miss Mars Methireéil ships Manik Hopporls for Herre Caterork, with rivals plotting, while Clete Che and Hiewird Minnick discuss plans. Miss Flossie Addy faces a severe tooth issue. liaisons include lp Laouis Printy visiting his mother. A son born to Mr and Mrs Anthony Saner, seven carloads of Imogene men head to Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha. Albert Addy serves as Ambassador. rain delays return of several.
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