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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1928
Page
2
Political brief: Harry J Widows announces candidacy for Mille County District Court Clerk in the June Republican primary. He asks for voter support and your vote.
A.M. Scott asks Republican voters to support Sheri Pleane in Mille County in the June primary. He states Pleane’s candidacy is subject to voter will and urges votes and support.
At a late convention in Iowa last week, Republicans endorsed Frank O. Lowden of Illinois for President and urged at large delegates to back him at the Kansas City national convention. Most districts supported Lowden, with Hoover favored in the Fifth District. Ninth District nominees for national delegates were T. J. Hysham and W. R. Orchard, both aligned with Lowden.
The article describes a general but uneven shift as people migrate from cities and manufacturing towns back to rural areas. It notes families moving from urban centers to build homes in the countryside, with many leaving behind established jobs and facing long commutes and uncertainty about sustaining livelihoods.
The Bangor Commercial notes that cottages are built and occupied by city residents, many used only in summer while some serve year round. It suggests most who can afford country cottages either own one or expect to own one.
Ab Scott, known locally as Ab Scott, files petitions to run for the Republican nomination for sheriff. He has spent years in the county, especially southwest of Malvern, and describes himself as honorable, upright, and law abiding. He pledges careful attention to duties and enforcement of laws without fear or favor.
A Harlan Republican letter argues most business woes stem from debt and dishonesty. It cites debtors who live beyond means, snobbery, and neglect of honest obligations. The writer urges strict honesty, prudent use of credit, and adoption of modest social standards to improve industry and finances.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions two pence malt and altered sums. The readable context lacks clear event details, dates, or entities beyond generic monetary terms. The item appears to be an incomplete public notice or notice snippet with no actionable dates or named organizations.
A Madison editorial page surveys Hoover's farm policy stance asking if he supports farmers selling domestically and buying on world markets. It contrasts Josephus Daniels criticisms with Wilson era actions, and flags the impact of Iowa politics and primary law on farm leaders and national candidates.
A town’s value and a merchant’s success hinge on reputation. The author argues that openly disparaging the community harms business, lowers property values, and damages intangible assets like trust and good name. Protect local standing to improve your own prospects. Bentjocl, Bentjocl.
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