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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
8
A travel narrative follows a tense journey through rugged Mexican terrain toward Tampico. The party battles fuel scarcity, navigates jungle trails, and relies on local guides and a peon’s route to reach Hacienda Santa Clara after risking detours from Monterrey to the American French hacienda.
Round About the County reports on local land use and farming around northwest towns in Sure Crop country. It notes residents like Paul Kelso clearing woods near town, Mayme Degenhart’s family legacy with The Leader, and farmers such as T. J. McDonald, W. R. Coatello, W. G. Davis, Aldney Beam, and others expanding or tending fields, praising soil improvement with sweet clover and legumes and highlighting corn yields and farm practices.
Mrs L L Richardson was admitted to Edmundson Hospital in Council Bluffs Tuesday after a serious car accident. She underwent treatment and remained under medical care as staff monitored her condition.
Southwestern Iowa Supervisors Auditors and Engineers association held its annual meeting at the courthouse in Council Bluffs. Kath in Miller Page County auditor presided. C E Anthony Shelby county auditor acted as secretary pro tem. Ossett of Pottawattamie county and May Lane Taylor county auditor were absent. Engineer Z E Martin of Mills county presented on Bergman road. Welfare cooperation and Bergman road law dominated the discussions. Counties reported savings and improved welfare support. Mills County called meeting pleasant and profitable. Next meeting set for August.
The text credits Ed Smith with business-like efficiency in state operations. It notes twelve state service automobiles were used last year at three and a half cents per mile, saving the state over $7,000 on that item alone. The remark also mentions advertising for Leader buyers.
Craig 6 Hazlewood urges young men to take looming leadership in a rapidly advancing economy. He cites Frank Woolworth, Charles Schwab, Edison, and others as examples of perseverance meeting opportunity. The piece stresses preparation, grit, and the weighing burden of future duties on upcoming leaders.
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