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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1928
Page
2
Fragmented Newspaper Item on Rates and Charges
An OCR fragment references charges per line and per fine with multiple erratic terms. The text hints at pricing details or penalties but remains unclear, lacking coherent subjects, dates, or entities to anchor a full news item. Preserve as a brief placeholder noting ambiguous rate notation.
Political Announcement for Mills County Clerk Candidacy
Harry J. Widows announces his Republican primary bid for Clerk of the Mills County District Court. He urges voters to support his campaign and outlines a philosophy contrasting active effort with inertia, calling for decisive action to improve public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Harry J. Widows
Walsh Senses a Joker in Green Appointment
Senator Walsh of Montana fights President Coolidge's selection of Representative Green for a Court of Claims judgeship. Green, older than the usual retirement age, is seen as blocking Mellon tax plans. Walsh uses diplomacy to thwart the appointment, warning Green may return to Congress and delay inheritance tax reform. The piece argues Green is valued in Congress but unfit for a federal judgeship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
William K. Green
Ways and Means Committee
Court of Claims
President Coolidge
Montana
Senate
Representative Green
Benster Waleh
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Ways and Means
Waleh
Dave
William Howard Taft
Creen
Green
Iowa
Middle West
Greap Iu
Waya and Means
PLA. W
Iowa Republicans Unite for Agricultural Equality Platform
Letter from Winterset Jewish newspaper pages urging Iowa delegates to present a united front at the national convention. Emphasizes protection for agriculture equal to other industries and warns against factionalism over candidate choice. Stresses an equitable national policy for farming and world markets, advocating unity at Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Baat
Kygnsas
Actiog
What Other Editors Say What Other Editors Say
Editorial excerpts discuss the care in thrift and spending versus miserliness, noting progress in economics and production. Observes a shift from hiding wealth to banking and circulating capital, with references to historical restraints on personal habits and a call for consumer awareness in prices and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Worthless Checks and Compounding Felony Opinion
Shenandoah Sentinel argues that leniency toward worthless checks and cases where crimes are not prosecuted fosters crime. It warns merchants and youth, noting how forgiving checks and returning goods can encourage theft and bootlegging. The piece calls for enforcement to deter future offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fim
Gage
Shenandoah Bentinel
Mortgage farm holdings shrink amid war inflation, Iowa survey says
Griff Johnson, head of a major insurgent firm operating in Iowa, asserts mortgaged farms make about 48 percent of all farms and the share is easing. He reports yearly surveys show most war inflation adjustments completed and foresees fewer foreclosures this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griff Johnson
Insurganes
Iowa
Johnson
Ale Ferures
Tuberculosis Eradication Laws and County Testing
A summary of tuberculosis eradication laws across states, detailing accredited herd and county area testing, petition thresholds, and mandatory testing rules. It explains indemnities for condemned cattle, state and federal contributions, and how counties assume costs if funds run out, along with administration by state officials and accredited veterinarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Supreme Court
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Capiasa
State Secretary ‘of Agriculture
Eye
Tn County
Reading
Farm Women Invited to Advanced Clothing Courses
Community leaders announce a series of advanced clothing schools for farm women across the county with no enrollment fee. Courses cover corsets and posture, equipment lessons, tailors and field uniforms, plus the tailored garment. Township leaders will notify participants directly. join by contacting Irving Beares or the county office. continued on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramah
Irving Beares
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