Editorials on Newspaper Recognition Week and political change
The Leader reflects on Newspaper Recognition Week and the value of a free press serving the community. It criticizes political bungling, notes voter behavior toward Roosevelt era policies, and urges Republicans to press for government cost reductions while stressing local enterprise and public well being.
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Changes of Address Promptly Leader
Subscribers are urged to notify the subscription department promptly of address changes. The post, mail, and periodicals require advance notices to avoid delays or failure in delivery. The plan emphasizes submitting changes ahead of time.
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W. P. Wortman
F. A. Wortman
Malvern
Iowa
Leader
Tuinder
Pew
Portage Diac Fon
Aridrena
Official Notice Mills County Electric Franchise Petition
Iowa Nebraska Light and Power seeks a franchise to erect and maintain electric transmission lines across Mills County Iowa. Hearing set November 29 1938 at 10 am in Des Moines before the Iowa State Commerce Commission. Objections must be filed in writing at least five days before hearing.
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Mills County
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Lincoln
Nebraska
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Des Moines
Iowa
John H. Gillespie
Recipes From Day Two at Cooking School
On day two the cooking school used multiple recipes including Frosty Pumpkin Doughnuts Beef and Macaroni and Nutty Date Loaf Vegetable Casserole Ointment Potatoes and Ham Oven-creamed Potatoes Breakfast Pancakes Stuffed Frankfurters Mixed Vegetable Salad Orange Ribbon Cake and Banbon Frosting. The list covers doughnuts, beef with macaroni, date loaf, vegetable sides, pancakes, frankfurters with cheese, a mixed salad, orange sponge cake and a citrus frosting.
Harvest Days at Tabor College students plan event
Our Neighbors About the State notes Tabor College in anticipation of Harvest Days from November 14 to 20. The Griswold fire department sponsors an ice skating rink for children during winter when temperatures allow freezing, and Watler County Rural Electric Cooperative seeks a $60,000 addition for a 10% project while reporting $298,600 received toward construction efforts.
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Tabor College Ig
Griswold Fire Department
Watler County Rural Electric Cooperative
Buller
Brower
Floyd
Usles
Cocoanut Delight Cookie Recipe Card
A concise cookie instruction set describes a Cocoanut Delight treats with egg whites, powdered sugar, shredded coconut, and chopped dates. Mix egg whites heated, add sugar gradually, whip to peaks, fold in coconut and dates, spread on waxed paper, bake at high temperature for about 40 minutes until firm.
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Grant Ses
Sears
Local Notes and Social News From November 1919
A roundup of town happenings includes W. M. Van Orsdel showing a large coin at the office, and corn yields averaging 70 bushels per acre. J. Degenhart expands collar making with new hire Jake Reber. New bass violin strengthens the band, while Newt Jacobs adds a fifth instrument. Sizable moves see S. Norton dissolving Malvern Feed Yard ownership, with Joe Donner taking the lease. A Halloween party at the Robbins farm delights guests. Nellie Mulholland McDonald visits from British Columbia with plans to move to Bennos Ayres, Argentina. A birth lights up the Alstrope home, and depot robbers near Emerson are captured with $33 recovered.
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W. M. van Orsdel
van Orsdel
J. Degenhart
Jake Reber
Omaha
Goodfellow
Rickabaugh
Myery
Second Avenue
Newt Jacobs
M. Norton
Malvern
Joe Donner
Flossie
Gordon Jones
Dr. Parsons
Nuise
Nellie Mulholland McDonald
Britlish Columbia
McDonald
Bennos Ayres
Argentine Republic
British Columbia
J. D. Robbins Farm
H. H. Lisle
Roy Robbins
Dani
Lereen
Thomas Alstrope Jr
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