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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
2
A vehement critique of bootleggers describes them as despicable criminals who profit from illegal liquor across eras from early licensing to nationwide prohibition. It condemns bootlegging as a persistent menace to law, government, and society, noting customers whose demand sustains the illegal trade.
New York reports the Near East Relief launches the third Golden Rule Sunday campaign with cooperation from religious leaders nationwide. The idea, originated by Charles V. Vicery, seeks one day of practice and has backing from President Coolidge and officials abroad after a Stockholm meeting of the International Near East Association.
Fragmented OCR hints at foreign policy debates on disarmament conferences in America, reactions of European statesmen, and ambiguous claims about press coverage in Russia and Britain. Mentions include Geneva talks, a price reduction plan, and references to France violating a treaty amid Allied diplomacy.
The piece mixes light critique of Europe and America. It notes a Dutch monarch hopeful at Doorn, Locarno peace pacts likely to crumble at war, and a surprising Florida real estate discovery. It also jokes about gasoline hawkers and Austen Chamberlain addressing U S coal strikes.
The Commissioner appointed to vacate a portion of Road No. 83 along Section 23 Township 72 Range 42 has reported in favor of the vacation. Objections must be filed in the Auditor's Office in Glenwood Mille County Iowa by noon January 5, 1926, or the road will be vacated without reference. Frank W. Choate, County Auditor, 16-4.
The Mills County Board of Supervisors met October 20 1925 in Glenwood with all members present. Minutes from October 17 were read and approved. Claims were allowed including several for labor and supplies on Watkins Ditch and county welfare, plus exemptions and clerks’ and auditor fees.
Mills County Iowa October 22 1925 board meeting approved financial audits policies and claims. Frank W Choate Conny Auditor and Sherman Jones Chairman signed. Drainage Engineer T E Martin recommended 36 x 36 corrugated culverts for White Cloud Two area to alleviate surface water flow into Nishnabotna River. Nishnabotna Drainage District No 4 to pay.
Dr Doran, chief specialist of the Medical Laboratory in Minneapolis, conducts a free consultation tour at the Rome Hotel from 10 am to 4 pm on Monday and Tuesday. He clinics towns and cities, offering nonoperative treatment for chronic conditions including stomach and liver ailments, nerves, skin, and kidney issues. Married women must be accompanied by husbands. contact 335-336 Boston Block, Minneapolis for appointments.
The Board adjourns to meet on November 1925 at 10 o clock a.m. County Auditor Frank W. Choate approves the record. Chairman Sherman Jones of the Board of Supervisors signs off.
In regular session November 2 1925 council members Slothower Kance Ream and Nortoft present Robbins absent Finance committee bills presented totaling 29.40 136.59 59.93 5.70 7.10 and warrants to be drawn A Faullin Gridley 1924 assessment shows 2300 for personal property but only 300 to be refunded due to double real estate assessment recommendation to refund excess assessed amount to Paullin Gridley
Paullin and Gridley of assessment 01 are approved for 2000.00. A suspension of tax for Kate Stone is approved and copied to the County Auditor. Teas Construction Co. receives 2437.00 as partial payment. Sidewalk on First Avenue near Douglas Street is to be raised and repaired at the owner's expense. All defective sidewalks within Malvern limits to be repaired and charged to owners. Meeting adjourned. Y H Seaton, Clerk.
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