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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1929
Page
1
A concise quotation notes the difficulty of distinguishing between perceived divinity and sin in men. It reflects a cautious stance on labeling individuals as wholly good or wholly divine, suggesting moral ambiguity. The lines emphasize inner goodness versus outward judgment and the limits of human discernment.
The Leader marks its thirtieth volume under current management since 1900. It recalls past friends, shifts in personnel, and business changes from groceries to banking. The paper notes growth in readership, technology adoption, and continued efforts to improve while inviting reader cooperation and hints at a future celebration.
A faction led by a women’s committee urges submitting the Eighteenth Amendment question to state conventions to test public desire for prohibition. They argue prohibition reflected a century of political evolution and broad popular support across legislatures and voters. The piece also notes local Malvern items on parks, traffic, and community clubs, plus a travelogue on Iowa’s scenery and garden touring.
The editor praises Malvern as seen from Highway 34, describing beautiful trees cloaking the town and the intriguing view where creem roofs peek through. It notes the town’s famed shade and asks readers about their own lawn luxury.
A fragmented reminiscence on moving the Leaders Linotype after sixteen years, with comic asides about Chicago travel, investigations, and quirky observations. The author narrates office antics, humorous misadventures, and social critiques amid a chaotic mosaic of names and scenes.
The Mills County Fair Association will host the annual fair at Malvern August 6 7 and 8. Harness and jumper racing are on tap along with three days of baseball and other sports. Dan Desdune's Omaha band and entertainers perform daily. 4-H clubs will display impressive exhibits and premiums are generous. Local speakers will provide talks each afternoon with new microphones and loudspeakers for clear sound.
A Cincinnati Enquirer note mocks the term dressed for a stripped chicken while Ohio papers remark on a missing bag of items from want ads, listing a gilt bangle set an enamel and silver cigarette cane a cigarette holder and a vanity case. The Ohio State Journal quips that human nature hardly changes since Moses Mount Sinai.
Sheriff's sale by virtue of an execution from Mills County District Court directed to me in 1929 against T S Kilgore and Emma Kilgore for 1878.37 plus costs. The real estate to be sold is the west half of lot seven three in section seventy three, range forty, Mills County Iowa.
A sheriff sale notice states property will be sold to the highest bidder for cash on a day in August 1929 between 6 and 8 pm at a location in Glenwood Iowa. Attendance requested by the undersigned W S DeMona Sheriff of Mills County dated July 19 1928.
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