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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
2
Rates shown for display and classified advertising in locals matter with per inch and guaranteed position charges. Repeats and line charges appear per dime and per line, with contingent terms for portraits and cards of thanks.
The piece traces a railwayman’s rise from clinker pit to engineer, detailing years of hands on learning and rule obedience. It contrasts this with the danger of inexperienced motorists, arguing for safety rules to protect the public from reckless driving.
The Iowa State Fair board announced July 26 to September 4 at Lee Meine that the seventh annual Iowa State Fair and Exposition will be the largest of its kind in the United States. A record prize pool of 127000 dollars is planned with top offerings for horses cattle poultry agriculture and related exhibits. Approximately 7000 head of livestock and thousands of square feet of space will host agricultural displays machinery exhibits and related events with continuous entertainment including bands and fireworks.
A short self help note suggests writing down all worries on paper then crossing out those that do not matter. By listing fears such as lost slippers or a spilled marmalade, one may see only few remain and reduce worry.
A Metropolitan Life United States pamphlet outlines how, by age seventy, an average person spends about twenty five years asleep, fifteen years at work, and thirty years awake but not working. It urges balancing time for rest, chores, meals, and leisure to reclaim meaningful minutes.
May reports from the Weather and Crop Bureau of the Towa Department of Agriculture indicate a droughty spring with more rain than last year in April and May but sustained heat and wind. Corn damage from late frosts on May 26 may require replants in up to about 20 percent of the state unless conditions improve, with previous years showing replants for 13 percent of varieties and some replanting already done.
A reconstructed reminiscence describes a 1897 football trip to Gettysburg. The writer, part of a college squad, tours the town and battlefield with a driver, recalling Lincoln’s address, battlefield monuments, and vivid scenes of war ruins and a red barn, while noting local hospitality and reflections on the upcoming game.
A dialect narrative depicts Jed Jobnees facing postwar ruin in agriculture. He misses planting corn and milking cows as prices fall and rain disrupts work. The piece laments farming life without hired help and the struggle to adapt after the war, ending with the view that farming may fare better without hire.
Sudan grass can yield high hay and provides good pasture for horses cattle sheep or goats. Planting can occur any time up to July 15 with seed bed requirements like oats. Do not graze until about one foot tall to avoid damage. Seed yields well and price is relatively low.
In Randolph the Enterprise records visits and travel Friday through Sunday. Lloyd Pippitt and Gladys Ferrer journeyed to Omaha while Opal Snyder stayed with Mrs. Walter Callahan there. Local reports note hospital stay for L G Loginaker in Excelsior Springs and slow improvement. Social visits occur with R G Ruse, Perkins, and relatives as well as Masonry advancements for Frazier and Trively.
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