Address Change Notice and Fee Reminder
A formal notice urges residents to promptly file a change of address with the postal service. It cautions about deadlines and outlines any required fees or penalties for late or incomplete processing.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
1
A formal notice urges residents to promptly file a change of address with the postal service. It cautions about deadlines and outlines any required fees or penalties for late or incomplete processing.
The piece criticizes labor leadership and calls for lawful union governance while noting strikes, inflation, and conservation efforts in agriculture. It questions profiteering and military waste, warns against complacent defense industries, and hints at broader political anxieties about fascism and national resilience.
A fragmented note mentions odds and the ability to jest afford though details are unclear. The readable text references sport and support but lacks concrete names, places, or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
The article humorously compares Mills county rainfall to other regions, estimates a massive water total from recent showers, and notes local drought conditions. It cites figures on inches per acre, county area, and annual precipitation comparisons, alongside global thunderstorm statistics and regional weather contrasts.
Notice to new wheat growers: allotments for the 1942 crop are determined. Any person with a farm where Wista Wheat was planted for harvest in 1949 1940 or 1941 must submit a written request to the county committee for an allotment. Requests must reach the county office before June 1 1944.
Village social calendar highlights committee roles for a church event and a garden party. Neighbor updates include travels, visits, and family news from the Marlowe, Campbell, DuVal, Barger, and Haines households. Ice cream social receipts aid East Liberty Cemetery Association. weather affected turnout plus a high school summer graduation notes two sets of twins.
Miss Margaret Viner daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph J Viner of Effiott and Edward A Johnson son of Mrs Louise Johnson and the late Mr Johnson of Jacksonvilte were united in marriage Wednesday June 4 at St Louis Mo They were attended by Mrs Logan Fearns Margaret a graduate of Elliott high school class of 1936 and MacMurray College Jacksonville Hi in 1945 has taught in Jacksonville public schools The groom a graduate of Titinore college is district manager for the Hikinis State Register at Litchfield Ill where the couple will reside.
Harold Trauech of Clarion sustained burns to his chest left arm and face when removing a radiated radiator cap. Steam erupted causing the injuries.
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