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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
4
Display rates advertise 15 cents per column inch plus 5 cents per inch for composition. Extra for guaranteed position. LOCALS, CARDS OF THANKS five cents per line. OBITUARY POETRY five cents per line. RESOLUTIONS five cents per line.
War Savings Stamps offer 4 percent interest compounded quarterly and help fund the war effort while building personal savings. The piece links thrift stamps to supporting soldiers, food production, and family morale, urging readers to invest, can and save to aid the national cause and comfort mothers awaiting news from the front.
The Tribune states victory hinges on means: materials plants labor manpower and transport. Citizens should maximize production and minimize consumption while giving full financial support to the government. By following this creed, nations gain materials for war and savings for investment in War Savings Stamps.
Professor Bohumil Shimek, studying European higher learning in 1914, argues German universities are non-entities now due to narrow specialization. He says broad education is needed before specialization and warns that German schools spread autocratic propaganda to bolster Teutonic superiority.
Sir Alfred Pearce Golud argues that in wartime the nation must curb alcohol use to protect fighting capacity and recovery. He warns that peace prosperity can erode discipline and hurt national interests by drinking, urging sobriety for victory.
Mills County farmers warn labor for the harvest is scarce as grain acreage grows this spring. Citizens urged to help for a few days to save crops and support war efforts. Farm Bureau calls for wool collection to aid government needs and outlines prices and handling steps. Authorities note new food regulations targeting corn products and wheat distribution as Iowa reports significant wheat movement to elevators.
The United States Food Administration outlines European livestock losses and the per capita meat disparity, noting Germany and Austria had higher slaughter rates before conquest and Belgium Serbia Roumania suffer stock depletion. It highlights the growing U S herds and a push to secure meat resources, with new tonnage limits for steamship cargoes to South American ports.
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