12 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
1
Advertising rates for display 26 cents per column inch six cents extra for composition. Additional charges for guaranteed position. Local classifieds section shows broken text including obituary and thanks notices.
Next Tuesday afternoon Malvern will host the annual Town Guernsey Breeders association picnic. About 2,500 attended last year and over 1,000 are expected this year, with farmers from across the state invited to mix, compete, and enjoy a day of programs and stunts. Malvern invites all to join and extend a genuine welcome.
The Clay County fair demonstrates how strong advertising and businesslike effort build crowds and pride. Spencer merchants back a vibrant show with annual gains and big turnout, contrasting Mills County’s lean year with renewed vigor and a robust free attractions program.
A Malvern Iowa reader pens a lively letter to the editor praising some columns while critiquing others. She argues town matchmakers should address hammocks and kissing demonstrations, notes wording about church nave and audience roles, and commends the Farmer's Wife for guiding play direction and audience experience.
The piece ironizes on recent events and figures in Malvern including a Cor- poral Heezalyte offering help, a warning against derisive journalists, and praise for hammock advocacy. It mentions Mrs Partner, Old Metico, and a writer noting advertising services while recalling conversations with the Fatmé and a college-like naval reference.
The text reflects a nostalgic line about a boy named Sheil who wandered by a garden in spring and has since become a tired businessman. It notes a long daily pace of over twenty miles along a golf course near Jackson City, cited by the Patriot.
Ordinance No 100 grants a 25 year nonexclusive franchise to Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Company to erect maintain and operate gas and electric facilities in Malvern Iowa including streets avenues bridges and public places for lighting heating industrial and other uses. The grantee will own and operate the gas and power system and provide adequate service subject to city ordinances and town authority with construction to begin after years end and franchise term.
The President's enforcement commission proposals clear the House after party obstructions. A Spanish War pension bill with boosted monthly payments and relaxed requirements passes despite veto, sent to next session to avoid delays. King Tat the German police dog dies after service at the White House guards.
The article lauds Ford vehicles for cost, durability, and long life, noting widespread adoption by federal, state, and city governments and large firms. It lists Associated Companies of the Bell System, Armour and Company, The Borden Company, Continental Baking, Firestone, General Electric, Goodyear, Kellogg, Pillsbury, Procter and Gamble, Swift, Morton Salt, and Knickerbocker as major users.
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