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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1940
Page
2
A vivid critique contrasts France's WWII collapse with U S governance. It cites inefficient army and political leadership, political payrolls, and wage pressures on workers. It warns of American complacency, threats to security over opportunity, and calls for informed citizen leadership to reform before entering war.
In a lively scene at Pleasant a meal, a diner eats swiftly as cooks work in the kitchen. The bustling dining car hums with activity and diners receive cheerful thanks and white toothed grins from the kitchen port hole, a small reward for praise.
Notice from Mills County Board of Supervisors Iowa to condemn a described strip in Sec 31 T72 R41 for road purposes. Appraisers to be appointed July 20 1944 to assess damages. objections may be heard at the public hearing.
The Iowa State Commerce Commission announces a petition by eska Light & Lincoln Nebraska seeking right to erect and operate an electric transmission line across described lands highways streams and private property in Mills County Iowa. Hearing set August 6 1940 at 10 AM in Des Moines. Objections must be filed in triplicate at least five days prior.
The County Auditor of Glenwood Iowa reports a commissioner action to vacate a road and a high way running through lands of Rush Kammerer Edwards Laughlin Therese Laughtin and Wabash Railroad Company. Objections or claims for damages must be filed in the Auditor's office by noon on August 13 A D 2fe or the road will be vacated without reference. Also note Professor Harold W Batts director of Coresh College on leave studying at Columbia University.
A dated style piece describes long slow frying for tender chicken and offers a practical picnic cooking plan. It covers frying fats like butter or lard, browning tips, and seasoning. Step by step method includes scaling to about three pounds per piece, batter and coating options, and advised serving ideas for a summertime picnic.
In a hot summer, siblings resist piano practice for swimming and a new first-base glove. Mother starts an anti-musical streak but soon announces an amateur hour every two weeks and a neighborhood orchestra. Music events, rhythm groups, and a water-glass instrument project arise across homes.
The fourth quarterly conference will be held Thursday evening at the Silver City Methodist church. All board members urged to attend. others welcome. Regular services are Sundays with preaching at 10:00 a.m. and church school afterward. Several local residents and visitors are noted, including families from Lenox, Tabor, Bedford, and Omaha. a minor theft incident at William Thiessen’s store is mentioned along with a note about Belle Plaine clerk El Eyler discovering old city council minutes.
The note discusses small mid meal snacks boosting energy for factory workers and homemakers, suggesting five modest meals a day may help active children too. Tips include using peroxide for scorch marks on fabrics and a brief anecdote about Mrs. C. W. Dutton losing two diamond rings in a Pullman washroom and Fred Jones's helpful search.
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