Rife Line Sealing A Line In Quiet Corridor
A terse report notes a line sealing incident in a quiet corridor. No injuries reported as authorities investigate the origin and purpose of the line while routine security checks continue.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
1
A terse report notes a line sealing incident in a quiet corridor. No injuries reported as authorities investigate the origin and purpose of the line while routine security checks continue.
Fragmented public notice urges timely changes of address to prevent delivery delays. Advises submitting address updates in advance to avoid missed notices and post office charges, noting reliance on postal regulations. The text is garbled but centers on formality of updating records to ensure continued delivery.
Editorial notes quiet talk about Henry Peterson a prominent Council Bluffs attorney as a possible Republican candidate for Congress next year. It argues he would be a strong choice and outlines road program benefits and local fiscal questions including Mills County road work and a lenient Malvern hearteaters ordinance.
Amid a low mood the government drains private capital to fund relief, raising burdens on federal finances. In July a batch of 61 new state laws adds to 16,000 codes, including dairy grade based purchasing, a general fund rise to 13.55 million, tax hike, higher teacher pay, and stricter motorist liability rules, affecting many citizens.
A group of 100 local businessmen formed a Community club and voted to stage a pavement dance on July 3 on a smooth street. Harlan electric plant managers boasted of a strong year with a large ad in The Harlan Republican detailing rate cuts and curren t consumption changes.
A nostalgic narrator recalls a ten year old poem by Lonefellow and the birds that enriched a home’s life. Orioles, goldfinches, wrens, martins, a cardinal, robins, blue jays and sparrows populate seasonal memories and the author’s attempts to host without inviting the English sparrow. Birds depart as nests depend on horsehair and sunflower blooms wane, leaving lessons about hospitality and change.
The administration pushed for immediate enactment of the share the wealth tax, tying it to the nuisance tax extension. President Roosevelt faced backlash as progressives and press criticized haste, with leaders ordered to backtrack and pass the nuisance tax bill first. Debates over broader tax reform and agricultural adjustments continued, while work relief funds for youth drew scrutiny and a coal miners strike threatened to influence policy.
The narrator sourly describes various birds that scold us daily and quarrel with the yard’s squirrels and turtles. They mock our cats as public enemies and would gladly eradicate them, even if by legal means, while mostly ignoring us.
In Mills County Iowa the District Court issues notice in a banking receiver matter with D W Bates as Superintendent of Banking and Receiver for Iowa State Savings Bank Malvern listing P M Cadwell Harriet as respondent in the suit.
H J Whee referee reports sale of Lot 37 and East Half of Lot 58 in Strahan's Addition Town of Malvern to Nellie Donner for 31000 cash. Abstract of title must show good merchantable title free of encumbrances including taxes. Hearing set at Glenwood Court House at 9 am July 10. objections or higher offers may alter outcome.
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