06 Jul 1939
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1939
Page
1
The piece comments on General Assembly laws effective July 1 including itinerant peddler licensing for consumer protection and tax fairness. It praises breakfast habits, discusses education on temperance funded by profits from state control, and criticizes reliance on associations for civic work while urging individual initiative.
Submembers are asked to notify the subscription department promptly of any changes In Pete Badpeunen Under tha ae lava. Newspapers and periodicals must pay postage due for notices of any changes in address furnished by the post office. In addition, there is also the problem of delay in receiving or failure to wet the paper. The best plan is to send the change of address in advance.
Our Neighbors About the State reports Barraque high school's commercial department won the national commercial contest for the school year just ended. Novice typewriting amateur typewriting and bookkeeping honors were awarded, with Shenandoah residents noting the unusual alligator sighting in the Nishabotna river. A 40 inch gator was displayed after being found Friday.
The planet Uranus was discovered by Sir William Herschel in 1781, marking a milestone in astronomy. This finding expanded the known Solar System and renamed the era of planetary exploration.
The county celebrated with a 1912 vibe parade and a bold Air show that ended in a crash as a pusher biplane failed to clear an air pocket and plunged, drawing 2000 spectators from the grandstands. The local committee had a 200 ft flight rule to dodge a 400 fee.
Field tests by J W Stunden from the extension service compared treated versus untreated grain seed. He and Bob Boehner found near total smut control in winter wheat planted with treated seed, while oat and barley results varied. Thermo barley lagged but hot water treatment helped. Farm Bureau reports note benefits of treated seed as a practical farm practice.
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Fragmentary items mention a poll bearers list and funeral arrangements with unreadable names and dates, suggesting a local notice page. The legible fragments indicate an event surrounding a funeral and associated attendees, but key details are missing.
The article details Roosevelt's two congressional defeats over the neutrality and silver-value issues, with debates over devaluation power and arms embargo. It reports on European pressure, German troop concerns around Danzig, and French British resolve, plus Polish fears and Soviet–Japan maneuvers.
The figure in wood, its beauty and irregular grain, is identified as the most important factor in the wood's production. The discussion emphasizes natural patterns as a key quality influencing value and craft.
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