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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
2
In arguing for tighter rules on radio broadcasts, the writer likens airwave lottery handling to newspaper advertising. They warn the freedom of the air should not extend to banned lottery practices and call for restrictions comparable to print media. The piece commends The Central Witness Company as a model of constructive, stable employment.
Rural areas can attract manufacturers and other enterprises by highlighting favorable living conditions and cost advantages. Illinois’ Central Illinois Public Service Company promotes “Fertile Fields for Factories,” detailing raw materials, transport, and local benefits to show why producers prefer smaller cities for plant locations.
A $110 scholarship offer to farm boys of this county remains open although no applications have appeared after two months. Eligible youths must be at least seventeen, have completed the seventh grade, and be engaged in farming. Applications must be sent to President BR A Pearson, Iowa State College, Ames, by December 1 with full name, address including county, reasons for needing aid, and plans to continue farming. After the deadline, applications go to three judges.
A county will appoint one farmer, one school official, and one business or professional person to award a 170 dollar scholarship announced to be public on or after December 15 1925. The grant covers three months of cost minus clothing and other needs, and may be paid back as a loan later. The aim is to educate youth while teaching thrift and health, with age and welfare considerations noted.
Tex Moines Nov. 19 Special Advocation throughout the state will benefit as never before as a result of the past annual Town State Teachers Association convention. Two main themes health education and religious and moral education were stressed by speakers, inspiring 8236 teachers to renewed zeal. Dr Walter S Athearn blamed church and home for the crime wave due to lack of religious training, while others urged the school as responsible for moral training.
National Grange Master Louis J. Tabor spoke in Sacramento on November 14, 1925, defending rural youth education and criticizing the Child Labor Amendment for its drafting flaws and federal overreach. He argued farm families understand the issue, urged protecting children locally, and warned against expanding federal bureaus and tax burdens.
Congress and the Tax-Exempts. The public benefit of tax exempt bonds is their wealth escaping taxation. If all future bond income became taxable, billions would enter tax rolls and aid government costs. Secretary Mellon argues tax exempt securities have no justification and a constitutional amendment to tax them should pass.
The article discusses the Apostle Paul and his conversion on the road to Damascus. It recounts Saul's background as a Pharisee, his persecution of Christians, and the vision that blinded him, leading to his transformation into a preacher of righteousness for Jews and Gentiles.
The Commissioner assigned to vacate a portion of Road No 83 has reported in favor of the vacation. Objections must be filed in the Auditor's Office in Glenwood Mills County Iowa by noon on January 8 1926 or the road will be vacated without reference. Frank W Choate County Auditor.
The fragment discusses false or spurious consciences that kill for not conforming to rules, contrasting Paul’s flexibility with strict literalists who would kill for differing interpretations of the Bible. It notes the danger of moral rigidity and the weightier matters of law such as judgment mercy and faith.
A fragment argues that the heresy trials are dominated by a demonic influence rather than Christ’s spirit. It urges keeping conscience clear, avoiding offense to God, and mentions Chartea Eliott Acrett as part of the text.
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