03 Oct 1935
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
1
National Eliteval Association announces new advertising rates for all member publications. The schedule details unit costs, display options, and deadlines for the fall season, with member newspapers urged to submit bookings by the specified dates.
The report outlines the sketcher SEL and fimmertir rich Jemdership and rodeneship rmerre, noting the behind the scenes roles and management structure within the project. Key figures are described in terms of responsibilities and influence over creative direction and resource allocation.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts travel notes and social observations including references to Viet Nam era figures, sports figures and places, and a stray critique of a columnist. Mentions walking, ducks and pheasant, a fort, and an Ohio newspaper tone.
A garbled OCR fragment references several unclear names and places with stray phrases. The readable parts mention feet, pager, week noted, and a person or event tied to an unknown location. Overall, the legible material is too fragmentary to establish a coherent news item.
Reading through a fragmented notice, residents anticipate a Grove inspection and a fall festival scene with a parade and local merchants preparing the streets. A city race to start the new Avora Auction Co. looms as Nobles Kraschel attends, while area updates note a Malvern baseball win and local memories.
A judicial sale is ordered after an August 20 1935 judgment for 1265 dollars and costs in favor of Charles F. Nipp against R W Sowers. The levy covers an undivided 1 21 interest in a farm described as the East 120 acres and West 10 acres of the SE quarter, the West 42 acres of the East half of the SW quarter in Section 1 Township 73 North Range 41 West.
A terse record notes ODA Tete’s ascent at Giletwena dated 7 ADL in 1835, with EF TeMece referenced as part of the event.
The Navy announces October enlistment quota and a change in height requirements for Naval Academy candidates. Minimum height remains five feet five and a half inches, with increased height required for commission after graduation. Maximum height is 76 inches.
A concise note recalls editorials from small weekly papers praising local press. The piece highlights shared values of community service, integrity, and dedication amid changing media landscapes, reflecting readers’ reliance on neighborhood journalism.
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