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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
1
A fragment from a 19th century notice urges Tader subscribers to promptly notify the subscription department of any address changes. It notes postage due on mail undelivered to new addresses and emphasizes notifying in advance to avoid service interruptions.
Editorial laments unpredictable weather and heat, foresees air cooled homes becoming common faster than heating adoption, and critiques German dictatorship while praising Mills county corn hog committee for efficient work and fair benefit payments led by Wearth, Ira Turner, Boss Anderson, and Bruce Kilpatrick.
A fragmented reminiscence notes weather like past events and home life while recalling a Saturday choir practice and a Wabash freight train whistle. It evokes small town routines, nightly wakeful weather, and the soundscape of locomotives offering a break to weary engineers.
A garbled reminiscence piece recalls past era fashions and social memories in Malvern. The text mentions high top knots, bangs, and a preacher’s text, mingled with council easement troubles over the Cold Storage grounds and a machine age smell in the Nishna Valley as three wheat combines harvest nearby.
A condensed review of recent events outlining Hitler's consolidation of power through purges, the execution of key leaders including Rohm and Schleicher, and the ongoing political and economic instability in Germany. The piece notes censorship, the role of President von Hindenburg, and shifting alliances as the regime seeks conservative solutions amid international tension. It also touches on labor unrest in the United States, including longshoremen threats and political campaigns surrounding the New Deal.
L W Boader criticizes Malvern pool water funding and park board decisions. He accuses the council of wasteful spending, describes a long quarrel over water pricing and filtration, and cites prior grants, bonds, and contracts. He urges reform and references a letter to Fred Mulholland from California.
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