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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1932
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a line six cent Hos t 600 with unclear context. The readable text hints at a pricing or model reference but lacks complete details for a full event or outcome. Further legible material needed to determine people places organizations or dates associated.
Editorial notes the class of 1932 at Maly vern high school and urges pride in graduates while acknowledging bleak economic times. It contrasts renewed prospects from invention and progress with depopulated job markets and calls for voter reform and mindful participation in the upcoming primary. The piece also highlights Nelvora blossoms in Pakook and city water main repairs to improve future conditions.
Special to You reports Hilde and Ole inviting crooks to Malvern, promising a convention to curb crime yet suggesting a gathering of criminals. The piece notes town officials discuss shifts in farming tools and the impact of low horse feed costs on operations.
Ernest A Schade announces candidacy for renomination to the office of County Auditor. He states the campaign is subject to Republican voters at the June primary and asks for their vote.
The statement announces the candidacy of Wm KH Wellens for the Mills County County Attorney position subject to Republican voters in the June 6 primary. It asks for votes and support from the electorate.
A county attorney race notice urges Republican voters in Mills County to support Whitney W. Gilliland at the June primary. The message thanks voters for their support and requests their vote.
County residents receive a call to support F. H. Raynor in the coroner primary on June 6. The message emphasizes voter participation and asks for backing in the county coroner election.
A notice urging County Clerk candidates to shorten the BAS land date for redomination to the office, pending action by Republican voters at the June primary. Harry 7 Widows asks for vote and support.
H C Altekruss announces candidacy for County Clerk of Courts in the Republican primary. He urges Republican voters to support him in the June balloting and asks for their vote and assistance.
The fragment references dates for the general vote in the Mine Montgomery district and the Jane primary, with attribution to Lee Whhame. The text is garbled and lacks clear actions or outcomes, offering only scattered mentions of dates and officials.
Frank Wilson of Red Oak appeals to licensed voters in the Mitte Montgomery District for support in the January primary. He asks for votes and backing for the office of atata ceniter.
Pladee announces dates for the state senate race in the Mills Montgomery district. The election is set for the June penitently. Voters will decide under Republican guidance as the party conducts its primary process.
Representative candidate D. Be. Whitfield announces run for Mills County seat subject to Democratic primary on June. He seeks votes and support from party voters in the upcoming contest.
Prank W. Choate files as candidate for the Republican voters in a bid for the legislature. The contest centers on party backing and the campaign will hinge on local issues and party support.
Mrs C F Davis announces candidacy for the office of representative to the General Assembly from Mills County subject to Republican voters decision in the June primary. She asks for vote and support from party members and readers.
R. C. Hopp announces candidacy for the office of representative to the legislature as a Mille Democratic voter from the June primary. He asks for votes and support in the upcoming election.
Fragmentary text suggests a Mills County political notice related to a Republican primary, naming B. H. Liste and referencing legislative candidacy subject to party action at an upcoming June election. The readable fragments indicate a local party event or candidate declaration awaiting formal action.
A brief notice seeks support for a candidate named Jennie IT Cunningham in the June primary for county recorder. The message requests Democratic voters to back the bid and emphasizes appreciation for support.
Ballot notice for voters in Mila County at the June primary. Voters cast for the office of County Recorder, with candidates Schneckloth and Brown listed under Republican guidance. Ballot emphasizes a vote for or against the incumbent management of the recorder’s office and party guidance.
For County Sheriff of Sherif of Mills county, subject to the action of the Democratic voters at the June primary. Your support and vote will be appreciated. 'W. S, DeMges.
Voters in Mills County are urged to support Republican candidate in the Sheriff Primary on June 6. The notice thanks supporters and references Cc. Davis in urging participation and backing the chosen candidate.
F J Steet requests support for nomination as member of the Mills County Board of Supervisors from the First District. Nomination is subject to Republican voters at the Jung primary. Four vote and support will be appreciated.
W. B. McGrew declares his candidacy for member of the Board of Supervisors in the first district. He seeks Republican support in the upcoming primary, urging voters to rally behind his campaign.
The candidate declares intent to return to the office of County Treasurer subject to the approval of Republican veterans at the June meeting. Support from voters is requested ahead of the primary election.
In Sant Paine on Wednesday, Abe Republican voters focus on the county treasurer race. Pier is noted as a key figure in local discussions.
A senior class pageant in 1982 recalls the placing of the school flag atop the water tower and a night watch by two patriotic seniors to prevent juniors from lowering it. After an attempt by juniors, one student hauled down the colors during the night, with others returning to guard the tower until daybreak. The piece reflects on graduation activities, local student demographics, and political commentary from the era.
The fragment notes an event described as real time graduation with emphasis on timing and completion. It mentions a scheduled milestone and process toward completing studies or a program, highlighting a sequential progression toward the final credential. The tone suggests a formal or ceremonial framing.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses planetary beings on Mara and the Roman gods Mars and Silvanus. Quoted musings compare Mars as a warrior deity to Swedenborg’s description of Martian men, noting debates on his romantic status and historical perceptions.
A voice from the past laments war taxes and supports higher pay for teachers and better funding for public schools. The speaker, Merial Mare, argues tax money should fund homes, hospitals, roads, and pensions instead of war, urging abolition of poverty and improved teacher remuneration while praising educators for merit and dedication to youth.
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