Address Changes Prompt Promptly for Paper Subscriptions
Readers are urged to send address changes promptly to ensure uninterrupted delivery. The article discusses planned newspaper moves, taxpayer concerns over project costs, and Hoover's lack of presidential aspirations. It also includes stray commentary on government spending, public works, and local gardening ideas amidst a stream of varied topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areca
Nares
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Mr. Toovern
Tuwewer
What Price Glory The World War Costs Explored
The article reflects on World War I expenses, estimating a total cost around 400 billion dollars and arguing how that money could have funded housing, furniture, land, universities, and social programs across England, Wales, Ireland, Scotland, France, Belgium, Germany, and Russia. It critiques war finance and contemplates civilian investments and welfare alternatives.
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England
Wales
Ireland
Scotland
France
Belgium
Germany
Russia
Dolker University
Fragmentary Musuem Chronicle Of Winter And Hazards
A garbled, OCR like fragment mentions weather, protection of serials, and various unclear names. It references winter temperatures, fears of frost, and routines about heating, protection of items, and a historical context with scattered proper nouns and places.
New Deal aims to ease market while war clouds loom
The administration signals lower buying margins for traders and higher for sellers to avert a depression, while big business reps press the President for policy. Germany Japan tensions rise as Shanghai battles intensify with heavy losses and a diplomatic rift with Britain grows.
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Liomild
Oaly
Ohe
House
Senate
Potatoes Tomatoes and a Film Plot Mix in Odd Tale
An odd report details potato explosion testing, a tomato donation to actress Swarthout for a film scene, and a claim of script driven tomato throwing. Roy Fers Hieetak reportedly flew a basket of tomatoes by airplane as authorities and local merchants weigh plans. A cow named Prise Teter and other local names appear, but the piece lacks clear chronology or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternewe
Marshatheren
Red
Hetey Neilson
Bey Meeges
Secorthomt
Roy Fers Hieetak
Fyet
Luther Juhi
Prise Teter
Kia
Early Automobiles Shape Rural Life In Bygone Days
A fragmented reminiscence recalls local interest in early cars and makers like Kissel, Dort, and Cadillac. Citizens, dealers, and farmers traded experiences, with stories of horse-drawn travel giving way to motorized mobility and its impact on work and daily life.
Notice of Expiration of Right of Redemption
The right of redemption on a parcel in Mills County Iowa, described as the South Half of the Northwest Quarter and other surveyed lots, will expire after ninety days. The holder, Gary P.M., is responsible for ensuring service of this notice and any redemption actions before the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maly
Towa
Mills
Notice for heirs to contact about family Bible Miller
Notice to heirs or possessors of the family Bible dated James and Mary Raines Miller to communicate with this office. Old papers and a large bundle should be brought to The Leader office by March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fats
James
Mary Raines Miller
Electric line petition before Iowa Commerce Commission
The Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Company asks permission to construct operate and maintain an electric transmission line across public lands streams and private property in Mills County Iowa with a 6400 volt line from the southwest corner of section 32 township 72 north range 41 west. The Iowa State Commerce Commission fixed November 16 1937 as hearing date at its Des Moines office. Objections must be filed in triplicate at least five days before the hearing. representatives advised to attend with full authority. Des Moines Iowa October 2 1947. Iowa State Commerce Commission attest J J Lynch Secretary File 2904.
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Iowa Nebraska Light Aut Tinwer Company
Lincoln
Nebrasha
Iowa State Concetre Commission
Cleetrie Triussim
Fmty
Mm. Mills
Towa
Jawa
Crimmeres Come Mission
Welick
de Maines
Bawit
Priseter Dearing
Iowa State Comemerce Commission
Heart
Des Moines
Iowa
Comae Commission
Old Leader Notes Local Deals and Distant Trade
The Leader of Now reports Willis Dye buying land from G W Strohl at Steve Criswell 80 for 160 dollars per acre, a promising farm parcel east of Strahan. The piece notes a new German Evangelical church north of Golden Hill school, plus farm talk from White Cloud Township about uneven corn yields likely reduced by heat. A later item mentions James Jones shipping eight cars of corn to Chicago and a fishing trip by Uncle Jett Chambers in Elkhorn Nebraska, with a fatal incident tied to a heavy bar weighing 22 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Talbott
Willis Dye
G. W. Strohl
Steve Criswell
Strahan
Mr. Dye
Golden Hill
FE. FH
Piburn
White Cloud Township
Gladden
George Wederquist
George
James Jones
Silver Creek Township
Chicago
Jett Chambers
Elkhorn
Nebr
Mills County
John
James Murray
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Ray Robbins
Henry Sant
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Viitersedt
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Dr R. Seat
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AL Marshall
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Charles
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