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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
4
In a gathering with former classmates and teachers, Strahan discussed Ladies' Union plans and future events. The group outlined summer activities and a calendar of meetings, with emphasis on community service and social engagement.
The record reports a wedding between Marjorie Laughlin and Homer Cozad of Malvern with guests including Lola Buccaen and multiple relatives such as Mr and Mrs Callipey Mro, Mrs Virgil Curtic, and Mrs Karl Curtin's mother. A social gathering followed with numerous other relatives and friends noted in attendance.
A whimsical tale of fairies and magic collapses into a grim note as miners in West Frankfort face the impact of a sudden shift in belief and industry. Warnings about folklore and speculation mingle with questions about land deeds and earnings.
A partial readable line notes a large financial figure, $9,000,000, linked to an event or entity named Inghwell. The surrounding text is garbled but implies a major transaction or failure described in a newspaper snippet. No clear dates, places, or corroborating names are legible.
Fragmented text notes a Supreme Court view on government of laws, not will of officials, and mentions a large Roosevelt era spending to harness tides. It references Passamaquody and King Canute as historical analogies, plus scattered garbled phrases about telegraphs and conspiracies.
Bureaucratic delays slow bids for the $4.54 million PWA project on the West Coast, with only three contractors submitting offers. Joratend, head of a leading Chicago firm, cites interagency approvals and costly delays as drivers of higher costs. The 2,700,000 cubic feet Jane Addams project would cost about 1% per cubic foot above the lowest bid, highlighting wasteful red tape and rising prices.
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