06 Oct 1932
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
1
Editorial lauds Governor Dan Turner for cutting state government costs by twenty percent and aiding reductions in school, municipal, and county budgets. Notes tax savings from 116,307,034.39 to 100,247,345.82 and calls for continued leadership to extend cuts across agencies. Advocates frequent community club dinners to support civic effort.
The note highlights pleasant hitchhiking weather and library use, blames political parties with rhetorical condemnation, and cites the Leader's Free Cooking School dates November 17 18. It warns of planned woodland harvesting in Mills County with early signs of heavy cutting and sale of loads.
Corporal Heezalyre advocates a new political banner calling for Ideal Americanism uniting all classes under one flag. He attacks six parties for lacking an all inclusive program and blasts self serving rhetoric while urging voters to demand broad, people centered policies.
A Corporal voice advocates radical distribution ideas including government backing for every check yet taxing writers. He imagines 99.8999 percent taxes to curb abuse, then proposes equal wealth division every ten years to end depressions. A new political party forms with a strong, incorruptible leader to carry the platform. The scene ends with Postmaster Donner and a humorous nose-tweaking aside referencing Des Moines Register’s H. S. M.
An editorial contrasts Carthaginian child sacrifices to calf worship with modern American fire destruction. It argues that despite progress, careless fire handling causes far more deaths and property loss, urging stricter safety to curb risks alongside evolving prevention.
A reader argues for fiat currency and full legal tender to curb Wall Street influence. The letter cites Lincoln era greenbacks and Edison quotes, contending government jobs paid in U S currency could prevent debt and boost prosperity. Sent by L. S. Austin from Austin, Texas, Sept 26, 1952.
A political advertisement from Mills County urges support for R O Hopp for the legislature. It asks Democratic voters to oppose the motion and to vote on Election Day Tuesday November 8 with appreciation for the vote and backing.
Notice to J B Johnson Emma L Johnson Federal Land Bank of Omaha Malvern Trust and Savings Bank Malvern A E Smith and all others with interest that Malvern Iowa seeks condemnation of Lot 12 in block 12 section 28 73 41 for water supply. A commission will appraise damages October 25 1983 at 10 00 am.
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