13 Jul 1939
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1939
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes mention advance payment and advertising rates but lack clear data. Several garbled words hinder confirmation of specifics such as prices, terms, or dates. The readable portions indicate a printer or publisher noting subscription and billing details without coherent figures.
Editorial discusses temperature effects and cost variations among districts and families. It notes average weekly expenses around $60 to $106, with some districts higher or lower than the independent average, and urges equitable provisions while criticizing routine habits during heat. It mentions humidity effects and suggests adjusting diet to hot weather.
Malvern Trust and Savings Bank organized under Iowa law reports at Malvern Mills County Mills as of June 2 1899. Total liabilities and capital show 446 152 91 dollars with assets totaling 446 151 31 dollars. Directors Fred Durbin F F Ho Chantry and FP Hemilrot sign swearing the statement true to the best of their knowledge.
Auditor Ne County office Glenwood Town invites sealed bids for a specified project. Bids must be prepared in proper form and delivered by the stated deadline. Compliance with applicable certified event laws and local regulations is required for bid submission.
Residents of Rockwell witnessed a July Fourth sunrise with a blast from a city water tank. The tank, located in a shallow city hall pit, exploded under compressed air, destroying ends and releasing water. Earlier, another church burned in 1922 amid rising municipal debt estimated at 15,000 dollars.
The July 18 1689 weather note recalls dire forecasts of a dry summer that would hurt corn prices. Instead a Monday downpour boosted crops, while farmers look to higher prices. Other items include bids for rail work, blackberry yields, a bicycle accident, and a Shenandoah cyclone aftermath.
District clerk verifies the annual financial statement covering the fiscal year July 1, 1938 to June 80, 1939. It lists receipts, expenditures, and balances for the general and schoolhouse funds, with names of contributors and payments to various suppliers and staff, and concludes with board approval and secretary certification.
A historical recipe fragment guides frying full pieces of market dressed chicken at 42 to 86 minutes, depending on thickness, turning when brown and cooking through with moderate heat. It advises draining fat, finishing in a moderate oven at 200 degrees F, and drying the browned crust before serving.
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