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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1930

Page

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Fairview country club golf tourney stirs club ties

Advertising rates aside, the Fairview Country Club annual golf tournament is seen as a chance to mix players who normally do not team up. The event emphasizes social bonding over winning, with many participants recalling games with previously unfamiliar members and enjoying newfound acquaintances among fellow club members.

Fairview Country Club

Dear Madam and the Talking Advertisers of Malvern

Palmolive Peet ad experts in Malvern offer a curious pitch to both married and single women with a letter addressed Dear Madams. No legal action follows. The piece also includes quips about a Mills County Fair song, a Washington Speakers Bureau offer for speech material, and satirical notes on work, worship, and wage reductions across local life and employment.

Palmolive Peet Company Malvern Mills County Fair George Hilton Speakers Library of Washington I-t Toryumists

Economic Hardship Highlighted by Minority Writers

Commentary notes ongoing debate on the current economic climate, with minority writers arguing the situation is the worst in history. The piece frames rising costs and policy impacts as key factors shaping public perception and political discourse.

Editors Praise and Political Row in Early American Press

Amos Alonzo Stagg enters his thirty ninth year at the University of Chicago amid praise for sportsmanship and athletics. The Toledo Chronicle and Woodbine Twiner note political snarl from Senate committees, calls for Hoover action, and concerns about inflation ending small work for unemployed white collar men.

Amos Alonzo Stage University of Chicago Paul Toledo Chronicle Senate Illinois Nebraska Norris United States Hoover Woodbine Twiner Beyer

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