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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1941

Page

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Address Change Prompts Prompted Reader Notices

The Bend editors urge prompt address change notices for subscribers under new postal rules. Editorial discussions call for better dairy product promotion and state aid, noting Iowa’s strong milk output and butter exports as sources of wealth. The piece honors George Washington Carver’s return to Simpson College and reflects on Rudolph Hess’s escape and related tyranny themes.

Leader Subscription Department Perki Pdicals Shupson College de Carver George Washington Carver Simpson College de Career Alabama Dr Carver Simpson Geenius Ths

German freedom, economy, and tyranny in wartime era

The piece discusses the historic pattern of economic gains traded for political tyranny, noting Germans sacrificing political freedom for economic promises. It critiques the British report on German conditions, and reflects on the enduring drive for freedom in the U S while warning against surrendering political liberty for economic cost. It includes local notices on a baccalaureate sermon, church roles, and a light vignette about Rosemary Summers and her brothers, plus a humorous scene with a traveler and a painted boat.

Mr. Hess Aditton U. S

Contour rows and farm policy shift in postwar farming

A discussion of contour farming as a better moisture control method and the impact of WPA labor shifts on farms. It notes Congress approving commodity loan parity basing at 5 percent, aiming to lift corn and wheat prices and reduce parity deficits, with Treasury funds eventually returned.

Sam Daily Press Congress Treasury

Honey Adds Fresh Flavors to Summer Menus

Miss Warren states honey can pair with cream cheese and peanut butter for sandwiches and dressings. She describes grapefruit baked with honey, sugar, and butter as a dessert option, and notes honey sweetens ice cream and beverages. Honey stores well at 75 degrees in a dry area, urging practical kitchen use year round.

aKent Migs Warren

Loyal Fawn 4-H Club Meeting at McKee Home

The Loyal Fawn 4-H club of Deer Creek township met at the McKee home with Lola and Mildred McKee as hostesses. Wash day was the home efficiency subject, responded to by the prompt call My Favorite Wash Day and Why. Juliadine Nimg gave a talk on How any Why to Wash. Five members reviewed the Rally Day music recognition numbers.

McKee Lola Mildred McKee Deer Creek Township Juliadine Nimg

July Junior 4 H Club met at Betty Cogey home

The July Juniors 4 H Club met at Betty Cogey's home on May 10 with six members and three guests present. Parliamentary law was taught by Lucy Lincoln Nye and the group reviewed a project on Plativelle township vue. Members presented songs for Rally Day and agreed on goals for upcoming activities.

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Memorial Way services and community notices at East Liberty

East Liberty residents announce Memorial Way services next Sunday at 2 50 p m with American Legion participation and Rev Rot Gater as principal speaker. Notes include hospital duties of Miss Mary Henderson, Centerline school program, local gatherings, pastor Rev Geo W Hall illness, Tabor College president Dennis filling in, and various family visits and school events. A meeting of the East Liberty Cemetery Association is slated for next Wednesday afternoon May 28.

Sreup American Legion Harry Hammons Rot Gater Wilhe Othe Mary Henderson Clarinda Municipal Hospital R. K. Henderson Centerline Virginia Scott W. H. Maddocks Edna Wayne Clarence Hunt Henderson Geo. W. Hall Silver City Council Bluffs Edmundson Hospital Dennis Tabor College American Fred Alexander Dale Sunday James A. Henderson Lester A. Henderson Hetty Bobby Mis Clarinda Charles Saling Hemingford Neb Walter Nosekable Harry Dual Randolph Frank DuVal Deta Cary Pleasant Valley Silver School Pleasant Valles B. J. Lookabul Ruth Genevieve Conklin Evelyn”arge Tee Ookablee Evelyn Conklin Randolphe Valles Sehant Miss Nok Peisle Poverhy Henderson Matvertt Glenwood Wil L Glen Elsie Panten Mardorks Huns East Liberty Chrch

Ak-Sar-Ben Announces 1941 Schedule And Ambassador

Ak-Sar-Ben marks its 47th year with George White named ambassador for Nebraska and western Iowa. The season opens May through July 4 with spring racing at Ak-Sar-Ben Field in Omaha. A June July Monday dance series titled Trouble In the Tropics debuts in the coil seu. The Live Stock and Horse Show runs Oct 5 to 11, featuring the 4-H baby beef show, carrot show, meat animal sales, and a flower and garden exhibit with band and drum corps competition and extra entertainment to be announced.

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Standard Oil to Expand Ad Reach in Midwestern News

Newspapers across 13 Midwestern states will carry most Standard Oil ads this year following last year’s campaign that motorist buyers prefer Red Crown gasoline two to one. About 1,721 papers will run the ads, up from 1,712 last year, totaling roughly 14 million in circulation. The rollout includes 1,282 weekly papers and 489 dailies including Malvern Leader. Des Moines garage foreman Herman Bailey holds several state chauffeurs licenses.

Standard Oi Co Indiana Lawrence Read Malvern Standard Middle West Malvern Iferman Bailey Statehouse Des Moines

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