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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
1
The piece notes July 4 safety concerns with fireworks causing injuries and deaths, contrasts past celebrations with safer modern practices, mentions veteran pension bill controversy and a looming cost rise, and references wartime soldier insurance and campaign expense filings alongside a political nomination.
Dar W Turner of Corning argues campaign spending limits rely on salary proportions and disclosure, urging full expense transparency. Mills county fair boasts twenty acts, a full race program, and entertainment, inviting community support to boost Mitta county’s profile and success.
The piece notes early census figures hint at decentralization of population from Manhattan and elites toward the suburbs. Borough President Miller cites 65 000 annual outflow and urges 25 builders to create modest rentals in apartment houses to stem white collar migration. Estimated Manhattan housing loss since 1910 reaches about 700 000.
A loose essay features debates on urban centralization versus decentralization, the lure of city amenities, and a satirical reminiscence of a Washington senate scene with Mrs. Hanford MacNider and Daniel Steck. It weaves in editorials and quips about Hammocks, newspapers, and champagne social mores, ending with brief humorous lines about marriage and advertising.
A jumble of letters and editorial musings from an 1980 Malvern community page. The writer lampoons club meetings, golf ball ownership, and a swimming pool, while noting local rumors and weddings.
Probate No in Mills County District Court Glenwood Iowa. An instrument claimed as the last will of C M Jones late of Mills County has been filed and set for proof at 9 oclock a m at the Court House in Glenwood. Objections may be heard in the County Court. Seal, H J Widows, Clerk. Spouting oil well in Oklahoma damages crops across miles. farmers seek relief.
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