20 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1930
Page
1
The piece presents a fragmented quotation about sin and goodness attributed to Joantin Miller, interwoven with a weather note about a string of mild days. The author muses on divine judgment and lines between virtue and vice while mentioning plans to inform California friends of a winter golf habit.
A reflective column contrasts fashion shifts from 1428 to 1930 and notes women adopting shorter skirts. It argues that Iowans enjoy thousands of miles of paved roads with little cost, and that government efficiency has improved though taxation remains burdensome, predicting further gains.
The letter discusses ousting unscrupulous politicians and replacing them with government experts to improve hunting, arguing Southwest Iowa could match northern areas with better pheasant grounds along the Missouri and Nishna Botna rivers. It notes editorial support from local papers and urges hunter involvement for results, praising Malvern’s football team and urging attendance at the Oakland Malvern game Friday.
The piece argues major conservation hinges on organized society not lone individuals. Government strength rests on vigilant citizens and public opinion as power. A new psychology is needed, shifting from profit to civilization, echoing Theodore Christianson on Minnesota.
Local notes report bonfires around Maltern after raking leaves as residents tidy yards. The piece also notes county stock shows with Iowa exhibitors winning major premiums and a political riff on crop rotation, parks, and local humor amid varied regional topics.
This piece commemorates Sarah Josepha Hale, born 1788 in Newport New Hampshire, who after twenty years of advocacy saw President Lincoln establish Thanksgiving as a national holiday in 1864. Hale edited Ladies Magazine and later Godeys Ladies Book, organized maritime aid, and championed women’s practical advancement.
A clipping contrasts U S boxers indemnity forgiveness with Britain's similar move to fund educational endowments in China. It argues such acts raise international standards and support educational exchange, then shifts to a local Osceola Sentinel report on drunk driving.
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