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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1937

Page

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Poverty in Cotton States Haunts Postwar Reforms

The article argues the deep poverty in cotton states drives low farm incomes and tenant hardship. It cites census data showing 10 cotton states house 42 percent of farm people but hold only 4.6 percent of farm wealth, with per capita income far below national figures. Redistribution alone, it contends, won't lift living standards without broader income gains.

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Lawmakers Seek Remedies for Tenant Farm Issues

Earlier discussions on tenant farm disputes resurface as legislators reassess cures for farm tenancy. The debate centers on stabilizing leases, fair rents, and dispute mechanisms amid growing concern over tenant rights and agricultural livelihoods.

Handwriting Seen by Some As Urey Fails To Read

Some observers report sighting writing on a wall that Urey cannot interpret while Fidianapelis Neves weighs in. The unclear inscription provokes debate over its meaning among local scholars and officials.

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Memorial bust honors Governor Clarke in Iowa history

The bronze bust of Governor Clarke stands in the Des Moines Museum of Art, sculpted by Christian Petursess, unveiled for public viewing after Salem exhibit. Clarke, Iowa’s governor, 1930s to 1944, led in reforms, education, roads, and county finance. The article notes wartime emergency acts, tax and debt measures, and ongoing legislative proposals affecting real estate, schools, and loan programs.

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Newcomers Welcome as Red Oak Forms Hostess Committee

In Red Oak newcomers will receive friendly greetings from a newly formed hostess committee of clubwomen. The group will act as official greeters to new residents, aiding integration into the community and welcoming them to town life.

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Weathered Traveler Tales and Tiny Towns Across Iowa

A fragmented travelogue from a Midwest traveler recounts interactions with a Beards town water keeper, a tense round-trip ticket sale, and observations on river life. It contrasts Tennessee and Alabama tax debates with Birmingham hospitality, Indianapol is manners, and a Gandhi misinterpretation on tipping. The writer surveys Kentucky bluegrass, a milk route job in Lexington, and the quirks of small-town Indiana towns, noting rural populations and enduring simplicity.

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Unicameral debate shapes Iowa Nebraska tax and bank bills

The Iowa and Nebraska legislative scenes feature talk of a unicameral Nebraska House like structure, border merchant relief via a user tax in Iowa, and measures to revive small town banking. Debates touch tax credits, sales tax continuity, and banking access as sessions proceed with sifting committees and ongoing votes.

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Puffin Sea Parrot Nickname: Atlantic Gullin Gaffe

A fragment notes Puffin nicknamed sea parrot for its habit of dwelling near sea quarries. It mentions the Atlantic gullin as the origin of the nickname and hints at a local naming tradition.

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