Malvern Class of 1931 Highlighted at Baccalaureate
The Malvern high school Class of 1931 was celebrated at Baccalaureate services on Sunday evening, with thirty graduates set to receive diplomas next Friday. The piece reflects on the challenges facing new graduates amid scarce employment and calls for resilience, noting President Hoover's disarmament suggestion and local civic concerns. It also covers local opinions on roads, parks, and the marriage license business, including editorials from Wayne Choate of Glenwood and community responses.
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Malvern High School
Malvern
Hoover
International Chamber of Commerce
Tessing
Uncle Sam
Lle
Wayne Choate
Glenwood
Mills County
North Main Street
Iowa Ate
Marin Street
Peaceville
Choate
Cheate
Han Come
Ny Eak
T. 1
Donner
Real Estate Transfers in Mills County April 1931
Record of Instruments filed April 10 to April 17 1931 in Mills County Iowa includes transfers from Ina Greeson Continental Construction Corp to Walton and others. Sheriff of Mills County deeds show multiple tracts including Elk 75 Glenwood and 4 acre parcels in 11 71-438. Also entries for Wm Hi Lane to J L Merritt and Mary Rathke to W C Rathke with nominal sums and deeds of gift.
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District Court of
Mills County
Iowsa
Ina W. Greeson
Continental Construction Corp
Gdn
Sheriff Mills Co
T. J. Wright
Fred J. Grassmaley
Elk
Glenwood
Ina Greeson
V. C
Wm. Hi Lane
J. L. Merritt
W. D
C. M. Rice
Myrtle H. Hicks
Mary Rathke
W. C. Rathke
Interesting rural developments brighten farm towns
The article notes a decade of notable changes in rural communities contradicting gloom about agriculture. It highlights improving prospects, new initiatives, and evolving country town life showing tangible progress for farmers and local economies.
Iowa Bests New England In Real American Character
A World War era Iowa Legionnaire lauds Iowa as the most American state praising its rural halls, chautauquas, and plain folk. He cites Iowa farm values, corn crops, and long standing community centers as proof of the state's superior character compared to other states. The piece contrasts Iowa with New England and notes hefty farm land gains over a decade.
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Calities
United States
New York
Towa
Congress
Anion
Iowa
United Strieser
New New England
New England
Boston
Trish
Worcester
Lowell
Lowe
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhodesland
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
South Carolina
Florida
Alaskan
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
New Mexico
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
Louisiana
Oregon
Rome State
Iowa Legionnaire
Tire comparison claims spark debate over Firestone ads
The letter argues that tire makers and mail order firms publish conflicting comparisons. It asserts Firestone advertising is verifiable by customers and that independent testing would be needed to substantiate mail order claims. The writer urges buyers to compare Quality Construction and Prices themselves.
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Firestone
Federal Trade Commission
Dle
Oll
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Malvern Leader
Bion
West Tite
W. P. Wortman
The
Board of Supervisors
Batra
Ascum Miller
Omaha
Publi
Milly
Waubonale
E H. A. Schade
Malvern Higg
Indianapolis Star
Fred Durbin
Corporal Heezalyre
Malvern- Jang
Wise Highway Commission
Pesceville
Farmers + Merchants - Bankers
Chogie
Oludsn
Remington Portable
Lotus
Aoendyrson Consolidated
Vathey Hoy
Malyav
HNO
Natal
Ainteals
Sounty
Tores
Sieratte
Townablua
DKS
Kline & Kune Atoopathie Phyatelatis Oiffice
Houme Toy
J. R. Scott
M. D. Physictat
Sntegon
Isensen
Maivern
Fora
U. Parsons
Malvern Natt Bank
Hay
Malcolm Campbell
Carriee Firestone
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