13 Oct 1932
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
1
The piece covers Hoover’s nationally oriented remarks and electoral math, Roosevelt’s changed stance, and local concerns about water system finances, utility self sufficiency, and council plans. It also praises Malvern as a strong buying center with diverse, well stocked shops attracting weekly crowds.
A reader advocates higher crop prices to curb farm bankruptcies and cites The Leader editorial from Sept. 29 noting Mr. F A Turner agreeing that current prices fail to cover production costs. The letter urges policy recognition of farmers’ cost realities and market pricing.
The author argues that money value and commodity prices are set by legislation and praises a Goldsborough bill to restore purchasing power. It cites congressional passage, federal policy, and the Fed's role, with praise for economist Jove Ing Fisher and a plan to raise and stabilize prices to aid farmers and curb low mood.
A garbled OCR note mentions Dan Gat and HP Tebusti with unclear actions. The fragment hints at a nighttime event or meeting but lacks concrete details, dates, or affiliations. Further readable context is needed to identify individuals, place, or outcome.
A comic exchange compares baking and politics. Aunt Sally argues careful selecting of ingredients mirrors careful voting. She says one woman cannot change everything alone, but millions acting like cautious bakers can make government as good as cooking can be.
A special report describes Corporal Heeralyre’s independent presidential bid gaining momentum with claims he will lead in next month’s election. It outlines a financing scheme using checks to build campaign funds, and discusses voter turnout and imagined legislative relief including mandatory work days for the unemployed as a path to broad support.
Town of Malvern Iowa notice before Sheriff W and DeMons. J E Johnson Emma L Johnson and Federal Land Bank of Omaha Malvern Trust and Savings Bank Malvern Iowa A E Smith and all others with interest in or ownership of a parcel of land in Mills County described as a tract in NW Quarter of SW Quarter Section 29 Township 72 North Range 41 West of the 5th P M. Beginning at a point in the center of the public highway 5.48 chains east of the Northwest Corner of the Quarter and running to describe the property per the public record
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