26 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
1
Rates show 26 cents per column inch for display ads with tofu position options. Additional 6 cents an inch for guaranteed position. Local notices include obituary, poetry, renotitiong card of thanks and line ads.
Weather warm last week prompts wish for cooler days and more corn weather as a carnival plans a live midway. County party convention next Saturday focuses on delegates for state, with Greenwalt seeking secretary of state. Hoover tariff fallout debated, emphasis on home market and unemployment concerns amid global trade worries.
A fragment from a 20th century column lampoons domestic life noting a wife’s role in feeding the family and a husband’s playful self reflection on dependence. It argues kitchen gadgetry and service sets proliferate, shaping modern home routines and social habits.
A rambling passage describes kitchens with two dishwashers and five china cabinets, detailing polish and cleaners, then shifts to a letter from Malvern Iowa dated 1930. It laments local columns, praises kitchen routines, and ends with farmer humor about golf balls and tax relief.
In Friday sessions the House paused during the second deficiency appropriation bill to honor Admiral Byrd and his 80 followers. Crowds filled the galleries as the explorer returned from Antarctica with scientific discoveries. Also noted, the tariff bill became law with flexible rates, allowing adjustments up to 60 percent by presidential order upon recommendation of the U.S. Tariff Commission.
In a final Washington letter Charles B Swanson reports plans to adjournment Saturday if World War veterans bill passes and House amendments are agreed. He notes limited time for controversial measures and expects to return home after the session ends in December. He remarks state legislators no longer elect U S senators.
The Indianola Record cautions readers to stay calm as Cols. Brookhart and MacNider clash. With no crowd bias, the piece argues no major consequences will follow and suggests voters seek a strong United States Senate candidate for 1942.
A fragmented report notes that the Iowa House approved the measure after a prior Senate action. Ten Iowa congressmen including Dickti koa supported the bill while Senator Brookhart voted against it and Steck was opposed. Ida County Packet-Record itemizes local reactions.
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