15 May 1930
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
1
Local classified section lists advertising rates for display at 35 cents and 6 cents per line for additional composition. Includes obituary, poetry, resolutions, and card of thanks with noted local classifieds.
A lengthy editorial style piece discusses bank guaranty laws, Iowa and Nebraska tax experiments, and shifts toward income taxes. It highlights Ed M. Smith's candidacy for governor as proposing equitable taxes targeting intangible assets and big business. It also covers Republican candidate Ruth Kier's run for recorder, Farm Board critiques by the United States Chamber of Commerce, and Chamber resignations in the Midwest amid policy debates on government involvement in agriculture and markets.
The text discusses tension between government and business, noting condemnation of state control by Big Business and questioning capitalism's consistency. It claims 27,500,000 farmers have influence akin to the government and references historical debates on government interference.
A collage of quotations and remarks on rain and prohibition era politics. The piece mixes literary allusions with satirical snippets from public figures and everyday voices, reflecting weather as a metaphor for social and policy tensions.
Scattered readable fragments reference a fete and several named individuals tied to a local event. The text mentions figures such as Seika, Pots fta Ga Crpenette, Agatha, and Atbbie, with vague associations to sport, place, and a book. Overall the record preserves only partial, unclear details.
A trio of candidate notices solicit support for local races in Mills County. Names include Guy Breeding seeking Supervisor third district, John H. Clark running for Representative, and a sheriff/assessor style post mentioned. Voters urged to support at the June primary.
Lawrence Day requests the Republican voters to support his candidacy for Mille county treasurer at the June primary. He asks for votes and backing from the party electorate.
Hattle M Brown announces candidacy for re election to the office of county recorder subject to Republican voters action at the June Primary.
A period of candidate solicitations and notices for Mills County offices outlines runs for County Clerk Sheriff Auditor Treasurer and Judge. Names include A. Schade Otto Judking and We Edwards, urging Republican voters to support renomination at the June 1930 primary and to watch the party poll results.
Carl Morgan announces his bid for sheriff of Milla county and asks for Republican voters to support him in the June 2 primary. He appeals for votes and backing to win the office.
Coroner of Milla County warns publican voters of upcoming June primary procedures and eligibility. Officials urge timely registration, verify polling locations, and review district-specific guidelines before election day.
A damaged notice urges support for several candidates in the June primary. It asks voters to back Mannherd for County Recorder and mentions a candidate for Sheriff of Mitte county Teale We Los sais, plus Rey Btrehathan seeking renomination for Mile county Coroner.
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