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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1926
Page
2
The fragment lists pricing for local notices and obituary cards, stating 25 cents per line and 35 cents per inch for composition, with additional charges for guaranteed positions and cards of thanks.
President Coolidge told Methodist bishops at the White House that national survival rests on eternal religious verities. He cited government founded on religious truth and urged continual reliance on faith to preserve the republic. His remarks followed Bishop Barry delivering the bishops’ address.
A town note counsels sellers to avoid openly disparaging a horse or any goods to attract buyers. It argues a merchant who loudly proclaims defects in front of his store would fail to make sales and harm his reputation.
The piece argues for newspapers as essential advertising media for merchants and customers, condemns anonymous campaign mail against Miss May Francis, Iowa state superintendent candidate, and urges fair treatment and support for Francis's bid for a second term. It questions who funds anonymous attacks and promotes focusing on qualifications.
An editorial endorses Clem F Kimball of Council Bluffs for a second term as Lieutenant-Governor. It notes his one term, past illness and recovery, and praises him as clean, capable, and deserving while suggesting rivals lack reasons for running at this time.
National Grange support for vigorous enforcement of prohibition spreads across the country as Grange lodges pass resolutions backing the Volstead Act. They demand stricter penalties, opposing any weakening of the law and seeking prison terms for second offenses by bootleggers.
Owen D Young outlines aims for the Walter Hines Page School at Hopkins University. He advocates arming the public with facts to reduce international frictions and promote peaceful means of addressing disputes. The plan envisions assembling a comprehensive fact trove on causes of irritation between nations and placing it in public hands.
A call to build and expand a Heb trained cadre for education government and business. The plan envisions multiple cohorts across countries to grow a skilled network while addressing fear and injustice with facts and local problem solving in the Barrow area of origin.
A garbled public notices batch announces candidates for Mills County offices. Named figures include Ray P. Scott Marshaltown for lieutenant governor and state legislature nominees like Roy Haney L. B. Robinson and Frank W. Choate. Several declarations seek Republican voters support in the June 7 primary for Sheriff Recorder Supervisor and other posts.
Execution directed from Clark County court titled against a defendant, service dates and amounts shown with a judgment of 87.28 and accruing costs. Property seizure specified with court details and dates, warnings of prosses and collection actions.
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