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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
1
Editorial notes the recent state election and hopes the old slate can resolve issues amicably. It commends the local committee seeking timely action and comments on advances like better watches and radios, hinting at postwar civic concerns.
A fragmented old notice urges not to install a morning shower in basements or convenient places due to practical cost concerns. The terse text discourages improper placement and implies safer alternatives. The origin appears as a public service style suggestion from a historical newspaper snippet.
A commentator critiques timekeeping accuracy and Congress adjournment while arguing socialism will only gain traction if it offers greater satisfaction than capitalism. The piece condemns wealth inequality and calls for reform to preserve capitalism, warning that deflective cries of socialism endanger the system. It mentions a pamphlet from a state college about agricultural waste utilization.
An editorial argues that while by products of crops improve profits, a direct scientific approach better tackles economic woes than increased corn usage alone. It stresses regional trade, home labor support, and local industry to raise property values, noting that some advocates for home trade lack local interest. Mentions two painter in community and unemployment of artisans. cites property transfers: Sheriff M. L. Evans deed for $14,000 and lawcot C Miller to P. F. O'Donnell for $10,600.
The seventy third Congress adjourned in a record extra session after the House pressed forward the Glass banking bill and other measures despite Eastern banking firm opposition. Spectators filled the galleries as Speaker Rainey’s gavel signaled the end and many hoped for a January return.
A house encounter in Texas ends with a nearly stepped-on bull snake in a cool dining room, the editor called to remove it. The tale recalls Y. H. Seaton’s ratler in a Montana homestead, and old banter about mouse traps. A joke about Congress and a red tie follows, reflecting local humor and observations.
The Castor Oil superstition collapses as Lois Meyer wins the 660 mile Indianapolis Speedway race aboard a car powered by Veedol Mineral oil. Sydney Berlin of Tide Water Oil notes Meyer's victory marks the decline of castor oil in racing lubricants.
Transfers recorded in Mitchell County Iowa list deeds from June 2 1923 to August 1958. Names include Johnson and Sled, Cecelia Vachirk, Ht Louges and Matropolitans, Fayett and Kenneth FR with various lots and parcels in Glenwood and Olenwood areas, involving sheriffs deeds and monetary amounts.
The report outlines tax moves and public works funding amid a London conference on war debts. It notes U.S. figures, including Secretary Wallace, considering fuel and crop levies, and mentions Prime Minister MacDonald steering debt issues at the talks. It references Roosevelts, Cox chairing a monetary committee, and debt defaults by several nations alongside minor conference outcomes.
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