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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1934
Page
1
The piece urges timely address updates for subscriptions amid postal rule changes and criticizes the current campaign flood. It highlights issues for the state ticket including fair taxation and government economy, questions NRA pressure on work hours, and cautions against overlong shifts while stressing clarity for informed voting.
A long editorial fragment critiques sales tax as a revenue source, arguing it shifts burden from consumption to individuals and hurts the poor while aiding large corporations and utilities. It reflects on New Deal ideas, mentions California politics, Upton Sinclair, and local partisan humor about democracy and voter registration. The piece blends commentary on taxes with personal reminiscences and satirical anecdotes.
A poetic history recounts Therinieeenes Gmet's 1872 journey through Deer Creek area, naming countless settlers and landmarks. It describes primeval prairie, buffalo and deer hunting, the impact of settlers with plows, the 1870s hedge‑lining, and the arrival of the Wabash railway in the late 1870s. The piece notes many family names and the transformation to farmland and beef and pork production, ending with Deer Creek as a prosperous six‑mile square township in Queen Milla.
Swanson and former Kentucky Governor Morrow spoke at the seventh district Republican rally in Council Bluffs. Swanson, a Republican candidate for Congress, condemned government acquiescence that he said allowed price fixing through code authorities and weakened anti-trust protections. He cited rising consumer prices in steel, cement, construction materials, farm implements, and other goods.
The fragment reports that S-Autius surrendered under conditions to Allied forces in 1988. Limited readable details suggest a wartime surrender event with unspecified terms and actors. Further specifics, including location, exact terms, and involved parties, are not available in the text.
Swanson argues rising prices hinder recovery and warns against government overreach. He faults bureaucratic control and uncertain policy for deterring new ventures, urging a return to stable government and fair competition.
A critical note on cost cutting by Governor Herring and the Democratic administration likens it to the Oblinarian tale. The Official Register or Red Book is trimmed to save money yet keeps the governor's pictures while omitting names and addresses of state employees, prompting concern.
A critique notes costly color plates and drawings in government reports while urging disclosure of state employees and salaries. It accuses Herring Krascher Wegman OConnor and others of shielding payroll growth, claiming almost 400 new staff and an annual cost of about half a million dollars, despite claims of economy.
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