04 May 1933
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
1
Notices instruct subscribers to promptly send address changes to ensure continued delivery. It notes that the post office and department handle subscriptions and that new addresses must be updated to avoid missed deliveries and delays.
Editorial laments Congress ceding constitutional power to the President while denouncing mob violence in Le Mars courtrooms. It argues courts protect equality, critiques inflation measures, and notes Mills county towns facing municipal and school debt amid national debt concerns.
A reflection on April's unusually low rainfall notes the value of local birds. Beattles add color and song to the landscape, offering insect control and weed seed reduction while supporting plant and tree reproductive processes. The community benefits from their cheerful presence and general industriousness despite a few troublesome outlaws.
The House again debated Muscle Shoals governance with a large majority favoring government operation and cheaper power for consumers. The piece notes amortization of future construction and Wilson Dam costs, plus implications for public utility regulation and inflation policy amid party strains.
A historical passage recalls outlaws from 1215 Magna Carta era to modern times. It links King Johns era, the Boston Tea Party, Old John Brown, abolition, and later agrarian unrest at Le Mare and Denison as actions by outlaws. It frames outlawry as a force for liberty and resistance against tyranny.
In a fragmentary exchange a republican member dismisses a rival as paid by the minority party. A colleague named Mr. Lae remarks about trading him for a “winker snap” but the speaker resists, saying he would not trade the accused for any amount.
A rural May Day tradition carried memory into the day with two paper crafts. One item held a photograph and a note, wrapped in newsprint. The other, also newsprint crafted, contained only a dead bird found days earlier.
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The Belgian Village at the World’s Fair will occupy 86,000 square feet with exhibits including 120 pigs, three dogs, and a milk tart with six brass cans. The Pacific Coast Band Chorus Orchestra will perform as California schools’ official music representatives. Also notes a county conventions notice for nominating candidates for the State Convention and a ratification vote, with details for Mill County Iowa.
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