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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1930

Page

1

Political Announcements For Mills County Treasurer Candidacy

Clarence Day seeks the Republican voters support for Mills County treasurer in the upcoming primary. He asks for votes and backing. A Kansas City Star dispatch notes 3,000,000 unemployed and discusses rising number of women employed in the United States. A New York City debate between Senator Brookhart and Clarence Darrow on prohibition drew a dampened crowd but Brookhart stood his ground. Wheat market trends show declines in North America with hopes Europe will buy, aided by Farm Board actions to aid farmers. outlook remains uncertain.

Mills County Clarence New York City Senator Brookhart Clarence Darrow Darrow Brookhart Hrockhart Australia North America Europe Farm Board Kansag City Corp United States Guch Corporal

Farm Board Policy Sparks Wheat Shipment Figures

A private statistical service reports Wheat shipments from North America from July 1 to Feb 24 totaled about 218 million bushels, compared with 394 million last year and similar to 1927. Surveys in Bedford and Taylor County towns show strong oleomargarine purchase by farmers, with 70 percent of play going to rural buyers.

Ait Wallon North America Europe Tan Bedford Taylor County Missouri

Price of butter debate in Iowa tariff question

Enowed tests across Iowa and neighboring states show why dairy prices fall and raise the tariff argument. The Shenandoah Sentinel argues the choice is between cheaper oleo harming dairy farmers or taxing coconut oil and oleo to protect butter, a full problem in a nutshell.

Iowa Minnesota Shenandoah Sentinel

Editors Comment on Woman Suffrage Anniversary

E P Harrison writes in The Oakland Roorn that ten years after Woman Suffrage, celebrations prove progress but do not claim politics were revolutionized. The Osceola Sentinel notes Alonzo Stagg’s take on the eighteenth amendment, citing concerns about youth, home life, and moral consequences in a world of prohibition.

E. P. Harrison Oakland Roorn United States The Osceola Sentinel Alonzo Stagg Congressional Committee Washington Chicago Reading Lfe

Lawn park dream fuels Malvern letter

The writer urges Malvern to convert all land into a public grassy park with homes as borders and to run a big contest with practical prizes like hoses and mowers to spur effort. The piece nods to a predecessor, thanks contributors, and notes travel back from Mexico with observations of local customs and prices.

Mexico

Closed Season on Bullheads Reported in Region

A brief regional notice outlines a closed season on bullhead fishing. The report mentions local authorities and dates in the south region, highlighting enforcement actions and the goal to protect fish stocks during the specified period.

Midstune Shrual Se Ab Theme Gnd Gokart Tale

A compact report describes a karting event featuring racers and a local track. Names, places, or times are unreadable in the fragment, but the piece notes competition activity, basic motion on a track, and a community interest in motorsport.

Hammill's Republican Senate bid outlines Iowa policy

A candidate for the Republican nomination for United States Senator from Iowa pledges loyalty to party leadership under Hoover while urging strong Iowa representation in Congress. He advocates farm aid, fair tariffs, and Federal Farm Board support, stressing national unity and economy in foreign policy and defense.

United States Iowa United States Senate Republican Party Kirkwood Geat Allison Dolliver Cummins Land Kenyon Hoover Congress Federal Farm Board Senate

Adoption of air policy to solve power issues in the United States

A fragment notes that the adoption of air policy will be primarily intended to solve problems of two powers and avoid jeopardizing safety of the people of the United States. The text reflects a historical argument on balancing federal interests and public safety.

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