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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
1
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The piece urges leaders to address breaches caused by primary campaigns and notes the Milly county annual banquet as a tool for unity. It argues future weathering of economic distress, highlights benefits of county-wide meetings with farmers, merchants, and bankers, and calls for continued effort to master monetary distribution despite current hardships.
The article recalls longtime fishing pleasures once near walks from towns, noting Nishna Botna and nearby creeks as faded waters. It links stream drying to droughts, land drainage, and river straightening, recalling past harsh dry years like 1879 and 1898, and laments ongoing water scarcity.
Iowa spelling champion Richard Ovington and his escorts Sister M Bertilla and his grandmother toured Washington this week after placing fourth in a national contest. On the homeward journey they plan a Chicago stop to visit the fair as the House debated a money bill advancing silver certificates as legal tender amid Treasury policy debate.
A heated discussion outlines silver and gold reserves with 7.055 billion in monetary gold and 852 million in monetary silver in the U S Treasury. A proposed law seeks to elevate silver to money status, expanding the monetary base and supporting trade credit while debating prison labor diversification and war debt policy.
A male voter navigates the library basement voting process with resolve and nerves. He battles doubt about ballot secrecy and candidate names while scanning lists, rechecking names, and hoping his vote reflects duty and best choices. The scene ends with relief at finishing and returning to the desk.
Fragmentary verse recounts a dark night journey and a plea for aid to lift gloom. Mentions individuals W F Donner Strahan and Toho State Hastings, Clinton Robbins White Cloud, Burton Robbins Cedar Rapids, and others funding ink oil lighting paper and wages. Describes a mythical figure and a boast of Zephyr right from Denver to Chicago with improbable feats.
Record of instruments filed March 20 to April 4 1994 in Mills County Iowa detailing deeds and administrations. Transactions include FB Mulholland Admn to Frederick A Mulholland Admr for 3-3 int in lands in 4 and 9-71-41 and related sums. W D administrated shares in Btra han s Add Malvern. W. M. Houser to H. J. Widows Adm in Lot 3 and surrounding blocks. Tra D McKnight to Oscar Leo et al for parcels in 22-78-43. Connecticut Mut Life Ins Co to Grace C Goos for 80 acres in 26-73-42 with $6400 value.
A summary of the Iowa Old Age Assistance Act outlines the pension program created after Senate File 43. It details eligibility 86 years and older, U.S. citizenship, two years residency, and income limits. Benefits include up to 25.09 monthly. head tax collection supports the fund. commissions and county boards manage applications and oversight.
A travel account recounts a Springfield breakfast hosted by the Chamber of Commerce, a stop at Lebanon Harold Bell Wright’s hometown, and a luncheon shift to a Methodist church. The group travels via scenic roads along the Gasconade Meramec and Piney rivers to Rolla, home to the Rolls School of Mines, then to St Louis arriving late evening and lodging near the national convention.
In Mills County District Court a writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Della Lucas, deceased, was presented and filed. The document was opened read and recorded at the clerk's office on May 29 1884 and June 11 1934. The court will hear proper objections at the Glenwood Court House on the 6th day of the June Term 1934. J F Greene Sr Clerk Bay of Leader Advertisers.
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