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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
1
Between the Two: A Quote by Joaquin Miller on Humanity
A compact reflection notes that many condemn the wicked yet reveal goodness, and in the revered, sin and blot are found. The speaker hesitates to draw clear lines, affirming a nuanced view of human nature beyond pure division.
Easter Awakening Brings Spring Hope and Renewal
The passage portrays Easter as a renewed heritage of joy and hope shared by Christ’s followers. It links Easter to spring’s awakening, warmer days, new fashions, and the return to outdoor life, study relief for students, and fresh plans for the year. It urges shedding winter weariness and embracing spring’s energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter
Reapportionment Debate on Representation Shifts
A letter from a California commission urges denunciation of counting methods to increase New York representation. The piece notes California could gain six seats while New York loses one, with rural states affected more by the reapportionment. Mark Sullivan’s column is cited regarding the impact on states and populations.
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California
New York
Iowa
Mark Bullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Mark Sullivan
Des Moines Register
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Mississippi
Misalyvinpl
Indiana
Kentucky
Kansas
Montana
Califormia
Ohto
New Jersey
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico State
Alabama
North Curallay
Arizona
North Dakota
Arkunauw
Oklahong
Counesticut
Pennsylvania
ceeMbee
Rhode Lalaud
Dakota
Idaho
Following the Leader by Fa We Naat Tate
A fragment from a column reflects spring fever and editor duties, detailing a bachelor’s daily tasks, a carni val win, a rabbit nest sighting, an Easter parade boast, and a jokey contest note with playful hometown observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fa We
Naat Tate
State Capital Chat By G I Caswell Roads Program Dominates
Des Moines March 26 1929 All legislative measures go to sitting committees after this date Sifting committees named in both Senate and House now handle bills on calendars The road improvement program dominates both houses with debates over financing and methods House approved anticipatory warrants against sinking fund bonds while Senate leans to state road bonds A deadlock looms as leaders pledge and oppose plans and the primary road fund and county bonds face review by committees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Senate
Hoase
Clayton
C. G. Cole
Delaware
Frank Shane
Wapella
J. O. Shaff
Clinton
F. C. Gilchrist
Pocahontas
G. Merritt
Greene
Chas
Rogers
Grundy
Baird
Pottawattamie
T. E. Moen
Lyon
Harry M. Green
Pottwattamie
M. R. McCaulley
Calhourn
L. W. Hall
Wapello
C. J. Orr
G. BE. Miller
Shelby
H. A. Matthews
Foraling
Woodbury
C. Ellsworth
Hardin
General Assembly
House
Alfting
Loraston
Iowa
Ander
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Matma
Banka
Alan Pile
Hammill
Bergman
Redistricting Plan Blocked by House Vote
Representative Byron Allen proposes a new redistricting method citing constitutional provisions not yet satisfied since the eighties. The plan to compel the state supreme court to redraw districts was defeated 68 to 4. The result delays political boundary changes for the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Allen
Pocahontog County
Tax Ferret Bill Prompts Senate Moves and New Tax Plans
The piece outlines efforts by Senator Prink Lane and Senator Frank Ine to advance tax ferret legislation aimed at uncovering untaxed property. It notes support from Congressman Dickingon and opposition concerns across committees, with proposed licenses for liquor, tobacco, amusement venues, and slot machines. Governors vetoes and underground influence are cited as historical pressure points shaping the current bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On Code Revision
House Judiciary Committee
Frank Ine
Floyd County
Hammill
Senate
Nedia
General Assembly
Dlallengers
Atate Bottlers’ Association
Measure Proposed to Raise Denaré Without Property Taxes
The measure was convened to supply the need for about five of three million denaré more Peventé for the state, enabling appropriations without property tax passage. It has been recommended by the governor and endorsed by many tenders in both houses.
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Messure Ia
Tate Ao
Fragmented verse echoes in a mystic vale of tears
The piece hints at existential dread and the earth’s suffocating grip, describing a militant struggle and a poet’s line about a mother referenced as a vale of tears. Read as a literary fragment, it evokes tension between fate and memory.
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