09 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
1
The piece notes a surge in bingo and penny gambling and argues for a lenient view toward such games. It discusses moral concerns but suggests restraint in moral indignation, referencing private dice and fiscal limits as factors in the gambling trend.
Sheriff of Mills County announces a sale at Glenwood Iowa starting at 10 oclock A M on the given day with hours of of sales from 6 oclock P M to 10 oclock A M. Details will be provided at the time and place. Dated at Glenwood Iowa Meg A DB Sheriff of Mills County.
The article explains corn allotment payments based on normal yield, with example rates and conditions. It discusses partial allotments, eligibility thresholds, and how payments are calculated per bushel for the portion planted. It also weaves in unrelated anecdotes about penny collecting and minor local incidents to illustrate the era.
A fragmented note discusses feeding poultry dry mash to accelerate market readiness. It covers mixing ratios, protein balance, and grains to support growth and feathering, with rough instructions for a mash including pulverized supplements, meat or fish byproducts, dried nuts, salt, and regular feeding practices.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a plan honor possibly by a writer named Petrarch with a reference to France and Italy. Mentions a pleasure trip to Frow weee bevy Italy on April 38 with garbled terms and dates. No clear events, persons, or organizations confirmed.
Congress weighs amendments to a recovery bill as Senate leaders, including Shipstead, press campaign finance probes and wage rules. Roosevelt backs housing for Pittsburgh and Allentown. wage floor set for interstate work. child labor limits rise, with exemptions for older teens and health protections.
A farmer asks about combining farms for 1938 share arrangements and how to handle acreage, crop plantings, and payments under ACP rules. Answers cover signing ACP-68 before June 193%, deducting corn allotments from total allotments, and handling non-depleting classifications for oats and cattle grazing. A note mentions Great Dane births contrasting with adult chihuahuas.
A district correspondent praises Malvern for hosting the recent Sunday school convention. Henry Donner reports 114 acres of corn in tillage, with promising prospects. California’s Republican National Convention guest train is expected to pass through the Q station around 2 PM. Lawrence Salyers shows a new 1913 Studebaker with modern features in Council Bluffs. Albert Bellwood, now in Omaha, pitched well against Omaha High School, striking out 20.
A historical report describes lead arsenate spray as a method to control canker worms. It notes spray rate, application by tanker, soil persistence, and timing to target larvae, with banding and tar paper traps used to prevent female moths from climbing trees.
The text describes Rouen as a busy weaving center in France and notes the handkerchief industry. It mentions the old case of Jeanne d Arc being imprisoned there before her trial. A tablet in the archbishop's palace and a marketplace slab mark the stake site where she was burned.
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