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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
1
A driver on Highway 84 veered toward the ditch while reading new safety signs placed along the right of way. The piece mentions Meyvern and a local man accused of a marriage rumor, noting denial and ongoing social pressure for cigars.
The Malvern annual financial report shows indebtedness driven by public improvements like a community building, library, and better streets, framed as worthwhile investments for the town. The piece also covers banker currency debates, a Glenwood library break in, Senator Brookhart campaigning, and Dawes criticizing stock market manipulation, emphasizing prudent policy over speculative trading.
The text argues ket has no active role in production or consumption but its attitude influences leaders and the public. It questions real political issues at state and national levels, noting campaign rhetoric obscures clear perception. It mentions last week’s cold snap harming local fruit crops, especially peaches and cherries.
William H. T. Welland announces his campaign for Mille County Attorney, seeking the Republican primary on June 6. He asks for voters support and assistance in the race.
A notice requests Republican voters to renominate Ernest A Sohade for County Auditor at the June primary. The letter asks for support and states appreciation for the vote.
A county coroner primary message urges Lian voters to support F H Rayner on June 6. The brief appeals for votes and backing for the coroner’s office, reflecting a local political campaign notice.
Harry Widows announces candidacy for renomination as County Clerk subject to Republican voters nomination in January primary. He asks for support and votes from party members.
County candidate H C Altekruse announces his bid for the office of County Clerk of Courts, subject to the Republican primary. He appeals for voters support and votes in the upcoming election.
County Recorder asks Republican voters to vote for Battle M. Brown in the June primary. The appeal thanks supporters and urges backing in the race for the county recorder election.
Jennie I Cunningham announces candidacy for the county recorder office subject to Democratic voters action at the June primary. Support requested.
A candidate announces seeking the office of County Recorder in Mills County at the upcoming primary election. The message invites voters to support and vote in the June election, naming candidate RRB Schneckloth.
Democratic voters in Mille County are urged to vote in the June primary. The message thanks supporters and asks for continued backing for D. B. Waltheld.
Ex candidate Mo H. Dale announces run for the legislature from Ajlus County subject to Republican primary action in June. Dale urges four vote mm support and notes party backing will be appreciated.
Message from Frank W. Choate urging Republican voters to support his candidacy for the office of representative to the legislature at the June primary. He appeals for votes and support from party members.
Announcement of candidacy for representative to the General Assembly from Mills County. Mrs C F Davis asks Republican voters for vote and support in the June primary.
Pleats announces candidacy for the legislature’s representative seat as a Mills Democrat veteran at the June primary. Your vote and support will be appreciated. R. Cc. Hopp.
A reader notes the June primary date for the state senator race in the Mills Montgomery district and mentions candidate Lee Willama. The item records local voter guidance and upcoming election timing.
Voters in the Milla Montgomery district face the June primary for the state senate. Frank Wilson of Red Oak is among candidates. details on filing and deadlines are not fully clear in the fragment.
A local announcement states that Peso will run as a candidate in the Mille Montgomery district primary set for June. The notice references veteran status and positions the candidate for the forthcoming election, with supportive signals from community figures.
The message requests the nomination date for the Mille Montgomery district state senate seat under Democratic voters guidance at the June pri. It is signed by Gordon Stelner, expressing appreciation for the process and guidance.
A campaign notice urges Democratic voters in Mills County to support and vote for W. G. DeMees in the June primary, noting his candidacy for county sheriff and requesting backing.
Voter call urging support for Republican veteran candidate for Sheriff of Milla. Emphasizes June 6 primary, seeks vote and backing. signed by CO Davis.
F J Steele requests the nomination date for the member of the Board of Supervisors from Mala County Flist District. The date awaits action by Republican voters at the June primary.
Public notice seeks Republican voters in the first district to support BE. McGrew for the Board of Supervisors at the upcoming primary on June 4. The message requests readers to cast their vote and expresses appreciation for support.
The candidate announces intent to seek renomination for County Treasurer, subject to Republican voters in the June primary. The message requests votes and support from the electorate, noting Mata dudking as a signatory or associated figure.
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A fragment rich with satirical letters and anecdotes mocks war talk and public folly. It parodies an Oklahoma banker note, the federal web of laws, and a battle of music between Malvern and Glenwood as a bizarre call for peaceful, winded civic theater.
An anonymous paragraph from Mr W. 2B. Stem, auditor of the Industrial Rubber Gone Company, Bt. Joseph, Mich, ponders worry with two reasons for each state. It asserts health and fate shape worry, listing health, recovery, heaven, and hell as branches, ending with a tongue in cheek note about heaven or beads and old friends.
Rath Walker daughter of Me and Mrs Homer Walker won for her tale The Haunted House. A Colonial mansion atop a hill dominates the scene with tangled ivy and a crumbling wall. The story recounts a dissipated owner who vanished and the eerie legends around the house, including Simon the village fiddler who disappears after a New Year’s night in the haunted mansion.
Horse industry in Iowa shows renewed vigor as stallion and jack owners apply for licenses. Assistant Secretary Carl N Kennedy notes rising farmer interest in breeding mares, driven by past shortages and the need to replace aging work stock. Prices for work horses have risen despite overall livestock conditions.
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