31 Mar 1938
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
1
Dated March 5 1938 the Mills County Iowa County Auditor announces a land sale by public auction for Lot 10 Black 29 Pawn of Mal Vern Mills County Iowa. The notice warns the right of possession will expire and the land will be sold with a ninety day redemption period and includes gubernatorial and county authority details.
The piece argues that liberties are eroded gradually, not by dramatic acts, using Europe’s dictatorships as a warning. It contends America must resist encroachments for efficient government and warns against complacency as freedoms slip inch by inch. It contrasts European trends with a call to preserve domestic freedoms and civic virtue.
Wanburg will host its annual Peony Festival May 27 with Lands and drug corps showcasing the event. Willisea park commission last week launched measures to save the city park trees from decline. Red Oak sold more United States Treasury bonds by population than any nearby office in Tewit.
Notice from County Auditor information about property in Young's Addition to Hoestines, taxed in MHI County. Property sold for taxes on December 1, year unspecified, with right of possession expiring after service, and applicable dates to govern self in March.
A humorous snippet features Uncle Bhon advising on law in colloquial form. The piece frames legal guidance with a folksy voice, highlighting community voices and everyday language as a cultural lens.
Notice to Mrs. W. E. Applegate that the described real estate in Mills County Iowa Lot 426 Town of Emerson with 2 feet exists is sold for taxes in 1982 1983 1994 1995 to Mills County Iowa The right of redemption will expire and a Treasurer's Deed will be issued unless redemption is made within the specified period
Congressman Wearin discusses the stalled appropriation for the Rural Electrification Administration. He warns funds are exhausted and new money will not arrive until REA action to electrify homes. He urges economy and possible executive-led reorganization, while noting War Department appropriations and tax bill delays. The piece ends with warm weather and early cherry blossoms drawing visitors.
The text discusses the status of United States notes known as greenbacks, noting factions doubted their control but admitted their legitimacy. It contrasts Linealy greenbacks as full legal tender with Wall Street greenbacks bearing an added exception clause, implying political and financial manipulation.
A fragment arguing that United States notes could be superior money if bonds are avoided. It critiques government debt expansion and laments modern control by corporations, calling for a Jackson or Lincoln era monetary policy and freer currency circulation.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses disease exposure and syphilis risks, mentioning testing, treatment, and public health warnings. Includes garbled names and dates, with references to examinations, eye symptoms, and preventive actions, though details are obscured by transcription errors.
Guardian Andy J. Berkhimer announces court ordered sale of Rozene Smiths real estate in Malvern Mills County Iowa at 2 00 pm on April 20 1938. Property includes West Hall W112 and all of Lots 177 178 179 in Strahans Addition. Ten percent down sale. balance on title abstract delivery. Guardian reserves right to reject bids.
Notice to Myrtle Coates and Ed Moore of tax sale of Lot 372 in Emerson Iowa to Mills County on 2 December 1935 for 1932 1933 1934 taxes with ninety days to redeem from service of notice. Treasurer's Deed will be issued if not redeemed. dated March 9 1838 by County Auditor Schade.
Fragmentary notice announces expiration of a real property file in Mills County Data. The readable text references a deed, parcel identifiers, and a listed date range. The obscured details include names, parcel numbers, and exact actions, but the core item concerns expiration and public record status.
A dated notice from Mills County authorities announces a treasurer’s warrant and related actions. It references the court process and timing, with details about the county’s duties and official duties and the date of March 1938.
In Mills County Iowa a tax sale occurred for Lots 393 in the Town of Kings with redemption to be claimed within ninety days from completed service. The notice names Laura Simpson as the recipient and cites dates in 1935 and 1954 with reference to prior tax years and the intent to issue a Treasurer's Deed if redemption is not made.
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