11 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
1
Subscribers should promptly notify the subscription department of address changes. At new festive rates newspapers pay postage due for notices of changes sent by the post office. Delays and missed delivery are addressed by sending changes in advance. The excerpt also notes broader social commentary on security programs and government publicity practices.
A Mills County Medical Society campaign against diphtheria is advocated in cooperation with the state health department. Local doctors can provide immunization at low cost, making preventive care accessible to nearly every child in the county. The piece argues against free government advertising and stresses practical public health funding.
A Modern Pied Piper visited She nadoah to rid merchants of rats. About 30 were hired to clear stores and warehouses. Mrs Rook fell into a 30 foot well and was rescued after neighbors lowered a rope. Lenny bankers plan July Fourth and a third celebration. Stanion marks bank opening with flowers, free movies, games. Hurlan High plans athletic field expansion.
Local page items list names such as Glenwerd daily star Bampton Murr Silver City Ma or Christy Ilastings Shonka Malvern and Malvern 10 along with purse entries and the mention of Emerson Maken as a highlighted figure amid sparse OCR data.
A fragmented report notes a rural church renewal process after a month with only four of thirteen permits renewed while others received special dispensations. Nearby residents gathered in a tense scene when one person accidentally discharged a shotgun injuring six people amid heightened excitement.
A stream of dated fragments covers fashion costs for women’s swimsuits, local water projects in Missouri Valley and Nishna area, and musings on damming rivers to create fishing lakes. Mentions Otha Wearth, Malvernians, and trips to Waubonsie Falls, Crystal Lake, Chasm Lake, plus notes on Silver Creek erosion, roads, and mining ideas.
The Blum government confronts a dual crisis as a sustained capital drain and a spreading general strike disrupt French industry. Workers’ sit‑in tactics, wage demands, and suspected Communist influence threaten to push France toward radical policy and possible dictatorship, while U.S. labor law decisions and political fights in Washington shape domestic economics.
The Leader column from June 8 1911 mentions plans for a fair with exhibits led by Glenuind Cox and a Declaration of Independence reading by Mr Deater. It notes Imogene strawberries for sale, local figures like John Hammack and Frank Hertz, carpenters building Mrs Summers residence, and a vote trip by nearby residents including Ta bor in Mills county.
Notice in Mills County District Court informs depositors and creditors that D W Bates receiver of Iowa State Savings Bank Malvern Iowa seeks court approval to sell East six feet of North Half of Lot 1 and North Half of Lots 6 and 7 in Block 10 Academy Addition to Malvern for 450 dollars The hearing is set in Glenwood Iowa on June 18 1936 with objections due by that date Attorneys Cook & Cook represent the receiver
Teacher examinations will be held June 24 25 and 26 at the courthouse in Glenwood. Amy Hammers is the County Superintendent. People go to war to decide who is right but the only outcome shown is who is left.
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