25 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
1
The article rails against constitutional disobedience amid national strain. It condemns reactionaries and urges adherence to the Constitution, while urging sober policy during a pivotal election cycle. It laments wartime burdens and calls for disciplined leadership and unity across parties.
Editors from Keokuk County News Toledo Chronicle Woodbine Twines and Plo Qaewola discuss the burden of government costs. They warn spending shifts push prices and living standards, urging fiscal restraint and price stability amid relief bills and economic policy debates.
Readable fragments describe a grand jury proceeding and related legal actions. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but discuss investigations, evidence, and witness statements with references to medicals and individuals in an unspecified city. The text lacks coherent structure.
A garbled article fragment references Therapeutics Fred Mulbolmeds and band explanations with uncertain terms. It mentions Cok and J B Sanderson from Wet et gneste at the COManp inet Shipiee, plus a scene of a temple rebump and a Thursday morning demonstration.
Readable fragments reveal courtroom questions about a schoolhouse yard incident and notable figures such as Mrs Laird witness and Alice McNulty clerk. The text also mentions Max Ireland bailiff and Shirley Tempe, with references to a minister and anti saloon league fundraising and personal anecdotes from a past community event.
A garbled yet vivid 1910s community record from The Leader recounts fairs, fishing, travel, and new ventures. It lists residents visiting neighbors, sales of goods, church services, and school or town updates. Mentions include Harry Kneeland, Lake Okoboji, the Malvern Mills company, and a new furniture store renovation. The piece blends hometown gossip with brief notices on infrastructure and local industry.
A turbulent week finds Congress debating presidential programs amid adjournment moves and a sharp clash over Agricultural Adjustment. The federal judiciary issues mixed rulings with the New Deal facing defeats in one circuit while TVA gains a constitutional affirmation in New Orleans. Global tensions rise as Ethiopia calls for defense against Italy, while Nazi suppression expands to Catholic youth and veterans groups. Strong business signals emerge as industry activity shows pockets of revival, lifting hopes for a tempered recovery.
Real estate record notes instruments placed with the Recorder and Clerk from July 12 1985 to July 19 1935. Entries include Emerson State RK to Clatis Mae Dowell and others and several deeds and mortgages. Names include Carl S Foster Mya Tin Mlah Caley Beemer G 62 Jordan Wim. E Judah and The First-Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago. Jurisdictions cover sections 11 72-48 and Park Add Pacific Junettan.
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