16 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1939
Page
1
The editorial surveys Governor Wilson and the General Assembly amid tax and cost concerns, notes limited early savings, and comments on school declamatory contests and debates. It recalls Mills county’s past agricultural diversity and discusses WPA attitudes from Wallace's Farmer, plus a small drop in the county liquor bill reflecting ongoing fiscal pressures.
Subscribers are urged to notify the subscription department of address changes promptly under new postal laws. Newspapers must pay postage due for notices of address changes from the post office, risking delivery delays if untreated. The best plan is to send the change of address in advance.
Joe Angel sends a zany Missive about hats that defy description with odd shapes and themes. Local jokers joke about Liars Club antics and a house with a flawed stove draft prompting humorous sketches. The piece ends with a brisk, tongue in cheek nudge at organizational meetings and costs.
The fragment suggests a suggestion to reduce dog related costs by a quarter and to increase stay-at-home nights by about fifteen per month, but the text provides no clear event, person, organization, or location.
Reader complains editorials failed to cover Emerson’s Class B sectional tournament detailing a key injury and close games. The paper responds by noting over 2000 inches of Emerson news in the past year, claiming broader coverage than any nearby community and defending its reporting efforts.
A week of mixed economic gains on the heels of storms. Harry Hopkins urged patience while New Deal supporters push tax reform. Trade with Brazil expands with a $120 million credit, easing exchange restrictions. Debt limit politics loom, gold policy debates intensify as fiscal policy contests unfold. AFL CIO talks stall, Tobin joins mediation. European flashpoints rise with Czech premier’s ouster, Slovak unrest, and looming German intervention rumors. Stalin bluntly frames democracies’ aim as weakening both allies. Spain’s Míja government fights within while Franco waits outside Madrid.
A court ordered sale under a 1929 judgment for 2024.61 plus costs. The East Half SE quarter of SW quarter in Section 23 Township 73 Range 43 West will be sold for cash at the Mills County Courthouse in Glenwood on April 13, 1930, 9am to 4pm, starting 10am. W S DeMoss, Sheriff of Mills County, dates March 11, 1939.
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