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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
4
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A long unsigned editorial criticizes state income tax and rising taxes, mocks Mussolini style threats, and urges industry workers as winter hits. It discusses the cooking school program, agricultural policy, and crop reduction efforts, interwoven with travel reminiscence and a humorous horse ride anecdote featuring a gray mare named Mary.
A weekly interpretive roundup notes the corn hog program’s renewed support amid court doubts on AAA legality. It covers Italy and Ethiopia, League actions, and potential economic sanctions, plus British and French diplomacy as Europe wrestles toward possible war, while domestic stories mix political shifts and local notes.
The writer laments damaged winter feed cutting cattle herds lead to erosion and desertification. Urges immediate soil water and forest conservation to stop wasteful practices and rebuild the country's resources to prior conditions.
Our Neighbors About the State notes that last week in Denison a CCC unit of 130 World War veterans will be stationed there. Included are several Negroes. Logan firemen will respond to blazes in a new US truck purchased since the 1936 model announcement. Objectors to a proposed new.
Citizens complain of excessive Halloween antics after an upper plate of false teeth is found at Wabash depot. The Leader notes large real estate exchanges, including Grant Summers buying 308 acres near town for 119 per acre. Local men form a new social club, leasing rooms of the former Iowan office and electing officers.
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