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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
1
The piece urges voters to study candidate qualifications and cast an informed ballot, warning neglect leads to national ills. It muses on historical events and lifetimes of Tipton and Moton, praises wartime sacrifice, and honors soldiers in the Nishna Botna valley region, stressing patriotic duty and service.
Notice to qualified electors of Mila County Iowa that a primary election will be held at regular polling places on Monday June 6 1982. Polls open 8 am to 8 pm. Republicans and Democrats nominate candidates for numerous state and county offices including US senator governor and several district positions. Also includes two supervisors two justices of the peace two constables and other local offices with terms starting 1933 and 1994. County auditor A B Schad e signs this notice dated May 10 1933.
A sprawling column mocks Democratic fund-raising and mortgage woes while drifting into small town updates. It mentions Alfred B. Smith and John J. Raskob, local politics, and a Roosevelt faction split, then shifts to Malvern community life with lawn care, summer recreation, a new high school diploma style, and random town happenings.
The Great General Conference reports ongoing bishop balloting with J Ralph Magee Seattle winning after two thirds support. Delegates discuss enrollment of women preachers and other legislative actions as major sessions proceed, including World Peace and war stance. Prominent figures attend, with messages from Lieut. Governor Dickinson and Senator Robinson.
The test major appropriation bill passed the House, funding the War Department and non military tasks like river harbor work, flood control, Panama Canal, cemeteries and parks. It appropriates $393,000,000 for next year and $446,000,000 for current year, a large reduction. The bill enforces retirement for 3,000 officers. ninth such appropriation sent to the Senate with no action yet. The Senate prioritizes the tax bill, rejecting a beer tax 6 to 24, while a discharge petition stalled in the House. Debate on tariffs and other measures signals legislative gridlock as adjournment nears.
William H. T. Wellona declares his run for County Attorney in Mills County. He asks Republican veterans and supporters to back his candidacy at the June 6 primary election. He seeks votes and encouragement from local GOP members.
A campaign notice urging Republican voters of Mills County to support Whitney W. Guliand for County Attorney at the June primary. The message asks for votes and support from supporters and voters.
County official Bras A. Sohads announces candidacy for renomination to the office of County Auditor. He appeals to Republican voters at the June primary, asking for their support. The notice references party allegiance and urges timely action at the polls.
For County Coroner I wish to announce my candidacy for the offices of County Coroner subject to the action of the Raptd ean voters at the primary June Your vote and support will be ap preciated. F. H. Raynor.
For County Recorder I wish to announce my candidacy for the offices of County Recorder subject to the action of the Repub. Mean voters of Mille county at the primary election June ¢. Your vote and support will be appreciated. FR, B. Behnecklots.
A candidate announces intent to run for the General Assembly representing Mills County subject to Republican voters in the June primary. The bid asks for votes and support from party members. Signed by Atra C Davia.
Frank W. Choars announces candidacy for the office of representative to the legislature as a Republican, subject to voter approval at the June primary. He asks for support and votes from GOP voters in the upcoming election.
The message announces four candidates for the office of Representative from Fill County, pending Republican voters at the June primary. It asks for support and notes A Gale as one of the listed contenders.
Voters in Hs County are urged to await the results of the Democratic primary. June 4 vote is anticipated and will be appreciated by supporters seeking clarity on the outcome.
State Senator Pinasa announces candidacy for the state senate representing the Mids Montgomery district, subject to Republican voters’ June primary. “Your vote and support will be appreciated,” writes Frank Wilson of Red Oak.
Montgomery lcan voters at the June primary are urged to vote for Homer Hush. The notice requests support and notes appreciation for their vote in the upcoming election.
Tam 4 announces candidacy for sheriff in the June Republican primary seeking full party support from the GOP and allies including Freq Woodrum.
W B Dabfom announces candidacy for renomination to the office of Sheriff of Mills County subject to Democratic voters at the June primary. He seeks support and veterans backing and asks for assistance from supporters.
Mille Republican voters at the primary seek support for Sheriff candidates in the party race. Davis is mentioned among names as a figure to consider by supporters and party members.
A candidate file announces the bid for Democratic nomination for Supervisor from the First District. The notice requests support and highlights steps to join the campaign and qualifications for the Board of Supervisors.
Fragmentary OCR mentions the Hoard of Supervisary, with unclear references to attendance, fees, and officials. The text is garbled, no clear names, dates, or actions emerge beyond a governance context.
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