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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
1
Advertising rates show 25 cents per column inch for display and extra per inch for composition and guaranteed position. Local classifieds list include locals, obituary poetry lines, and resolutions with notes on fees and column counts.
Fragmentary quotation contrasts human goodness and perceived divinity. It ponders how judgment differs from inner moral measure and asks where true value lies when divine status is claimed by some and condemned in others. The line confronts the gap between perception and virtue.
Multiple candidates announce run for county offices in Mills County subject to the June Republican primary. Names include Harry J. Widows for County Clerk Clarence B. Day for County Treasurer Hattie M. Brown for County Recorder John Kt Clark for Representative and Ed Rush for Sheriff. Voters urged to support and vote in the June primary.
E A Schade announces candidacy for County Auditor in the Republican primary on June 2, 1920. He asks for voter support and expresses appreciation for backing in the upcoming election.
Otto Judkins announces renomination for a second term as treasurer of Milla County subject to Republican primary action in June. He asks for voters support and their vote in the primary.
For Sheriff didate for the office of sheriff of Milla county, subject to the ac the primary June 2. Your vote and support will be appreciated, J. Wy, Edwards.
Carl Morgan announces candidacy for sheriff of Milla County with a primary vote set for June 2. He appeals for public support and backing from voters and local residents.
A public notice from the Coroner of Mills County targets registered voters for the June filing and related procedures. R. W. Mansfield is named in connection with the notice and upcoming actions. The document outlines eligibility and steps for voter participation in the coroner related process.
One man walked out to the BolE course last week for a round. That was one more than walked the week before. Most of us could not think the effort worthwhile if we didn't have our cars to get us out.
Mansfield, a respected coroner candidate, announces his bid for Miller County coroner. He emphasizes deep professional standing and readiness to handle emergencies, urging Republican voters to support him in the June primary.
Another candidate announces for the office of sheriff subject to the Republican primary. J. W. Edwards of Pacific Junction joins Ed wards in the bakery business and is well known on the west side where he has spent much of his life. He feels qualified for the position and asks for support.
Carl Morgan and Frank Choate visited Glenwood district office Tuesday to announce Morgan as a candidate for sheriff subject to primary rules. Morgan, a Mills County resident with farming and insurance experience, emphasizes his deep local ties and long service in the area.
Otto Judkins seeks a second term as county treasurer in the Republican primary. He praises his first term as courteous, conscientious, and efficient, urging support based on prior record. Also includes editorial questions on night baseball and notes year growth in Four Mile County towns with social development.
A gardener named Howe shows strong enthusiasm but is tempered by a persistent weed problem that wears down effort and tests patience. The task to pull weeds grows tedious as the patchy garden resists tidy cultivation and progress stalls.
Ed Smith urges enforcing existing tax laws to lower levies by accurate property evaluations while Dan Turner pushes for a state income tax as a replacement to ease budgets. The piece contrasts their stands on taxation and voter guidance ahead of June 2 primaries, citing statements from The Des Moines Register.
A Toledo Chronicle reader praises Ed M. Smith for governor, praising his taxation ideas and farmer benefits, but cautions he is too sincere for nomination. The piece questions Iowa voters’ desire for Smith’s honesty and qualifications.
Report from a convention trip through Towns visiting Mills County Des Moines and Fort Des Moines. Governor Hammill interacts with reporters amid detours and road work as the author notes political themes and road conditions in early Iowa travel notes.
Supporters of Dad Turner rally to back his governor campaign. They urge voters to choose Turner, praising his readiness to face any challenge and his demonstrated ability to meet tough sites and issues squarely.
A compact note praises hardwood and steel as the finest materials for body construction, emphasizing their enduring strength and quality.
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