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Classified locals among readable matter obituary poetry republication board of thanks and local notices summarize square inches and local pricing for ads with brief public notations
27 Jul 1939
Page 1
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1939
Page
1
Classified locals among readable matter obituary poetry republication board of thanks and local notices summarize square inches and local pricing for ads with brief public notations
Notices urge prompt address changes to the subscription department. Under the new policy newspapers and periodicals must pay for notices of changes in address furnished by the post office. The plan includes delaying the paper if failure occurs and sending change notices in advance.
The piece critiques a proposed pension plan for Californians over 66, arguing money is not wealth and that forced money distribution harms production. It questions benefits to the elderly, links to AAA policies, and notes coverage of the campaign and agricultural impacts with a wary tone.
The next regular examination for teachers uniform county certificates and normal training will be held in the office of the county superintendent on Wednesday Thursday and Friday Aug 2 3 and 4 1939. Examinations will begin at 9 a m Wednesday. Amy Hammers County 2 2 Superintendent of Schools.
The article notes persistent mosquito harassment this summer with bites on the head legs and ankles as females use needle like organs. a resident James Fisher 90 in West Branch was bitten by a rabid skunk later killed by his son. The piece ends with a wry remark on seeking a new metaphor for unpleasantness.
Rebekah Lodge held an installation Tuesday evening with officers named including Helen Brown, Lalla Harbor, Telary, Addie Boileau, Margaret Harbor, Harrel Brown, Bill Brown, and Melde Guardian. Afterward, members gathered at Wheeler Drug Store for cupcakes and ice cream in a pleasant social conclusion.
A Malvern group forms a local unit of the National Consumers Tax Commission to study hidden taxes. Led by Mrs. W. M. Fete, the effort emphasizes how hidden taxes raise prices on rent, butter, milk and essentials, affecting low income families. NCTC has units in about 4000 communities nationwide.
Box Elder area hosts and visits wrap around dinners and hospital trips. People attend funerals, travel to Council Bluffs for medical care, and gather at local homes. Land records list transfers and sheriff actions in Mills County from July 1939, including easements and cemetery plots.
The president’s official flag is forwarded to the Navy Department after a presidential voyage aboard a Navy ship, with a record of the cruise kept for historical purposes.
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