23 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals named Ell and Jad offering something at a place called bert. It references time elements like 17 Leet and 2 26 O2k HUD, with scattered terms such as Ferate flora and sremorime, lacking clear context or complete events.
Thro the Garden Gate outlines a garden club meeting with Mrs. Guy Breedins as host and a luncheon. A short program features Mrs. EF Gipe and Mrs. Frenk Weatherhe ar. Mrs. Rapp of Council Bluffs attends, former state Iowa Garden clubs president. The message praises garden displays and offers tips on rose care, pruning, seed sowing, and winter protection for Delphinium seeds and Silver Moon roses.
The piece argues the American Legion should emphasize civic responsibility and veterans’ service, noting past excesses by some members and praising the organization’s broader community work. It highlights Red Oak’s public school champions as evidence of local stimulus to strive, and touches on honesty in sports and motoring as facets of character.
The item notes an FHA plan allowing home construction at eight cents per pound with installments over 20 or 23 years. It promises access to low cost building materials and stresses actions to improve wealth and comfort of homes this summer.
Insurance Department of Iowa records an annual certificate for publication by Royal Exchange Assurance, a New York company. The filing dated December 31, 1947 shows compliance with Iowa law, with details of capital, liabilities, and assets as disclosed in sworn statements.
Chris Larsen, an Oakland tailor, is noted as a proud man after receiving a letter from the first secretary to King Christian of Denmark. The report mentions a Mack tractor truck from Willisen valued at 7900 dollars wrecked near Burlington with about 1500 dollars in damage, and Orient's fire truck incident.
A Friday evening game in Malvern drew many spectators as the ball club defeated a pickups lineup 15 to 4 in four innings. Other notes include a frightened girl Marian Moore after a calf incident on the street near Dr Carley’s residence. Roy Robbins and Bernice M Lee married at the bride’s home in Shelton Neb with details to come next week. Dr J O Laird and family joined by Mr G S Eacrett plan a fishing trip to Big Stone Lake Minn with substantial tackle and patent inducers.
A well known farmer near Grin was killed when his tractor, in high gear, suddenly cracked and entangled him. Rescuers arrived too late as the fatal incident occurred Friday evening on his farm.
A lengthy critique argues government bonds are non taxed and accuses holders of dodging taxes. It calls for currency reform, federal control of the national bank, and limits on money supply to end what it terms the Wall Street influence. The author claims a billion dollar shift could save about 44 billion plus tax savings for the public.
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