Blurred OCR Fragment on Billing Rates
A fragmented OCR note references charges in cents per tine or line and mentions cents per line. The text is incomplete, lacking clear context, entities, or a definable event.
25 Oct 1928
Page 1
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented OCR note references charges in cents per tine or line and mentions cents per line. The text is incomplete, lacking clear context, entities, or a definable event.
The fragment questions how men label others as divine or sinful, noting despite denouncement some gentleness remains in both. It reflects on the difficulty of drawing a line between sanctity and flaw when God has not defined it.
Readers urged to approve state and county bonds to fund a comprehensive road network across the state, arguing gasoline and automobile taxes will cover bond maturity and road upgrades. The argument cites past bond issuance, expected revenues, and compares fiscal plans while noting township funds allocated in 1927 and subsequent years.
Jowa Land locals report three farms sold in Tevie county near Williamebore during the last two weeks. The 190 acre farm brought 8240 per acre, the second acres sold at 255 per acre, and the 209 acre parcel went for 200 per acre. Total consideration reached 127000 in cash.
The text explains methods for marking a ballot to indicate votes for desired candidates. It describes placing crosses in circles or squares on tickets to show selections, including choosing the top circle or individual candidate names when the ticket lists multiple options. It emphasizes marking choices clearly for the candidate you wish to vote for and notes a campaign section with names and procedures.
A jumble of lettered opinions from multiple papers argues that the 1928 election will spark record public interest. Weighing a Hoover wheat price stance, Canadian temperance policy, and rising game attendances reveal regional concerns about hard times, government action, and citizen engagement.
Fragmented letters address public concerns and personal viewpoints with garbled wording. The writer references a praise for food aid and a call for enlightenment, mentioning names and party affiliations in a dilapidated script.
The Leader notes L W Boehner spoke at the Malvern community building on the $160,600,000 road bond issue. Mr Eacrett praises Boehner for speaking plainly and wishes more townspeople attended the talk.
A reader muses on Shakespeare and Chaucer while criticizing mud, roads, and progress in a midwestern town. The piece jabs figures like Sir Walter Raleigh and Mr Boehner, contrasts old pavement with modern plans, and hints at local civic dispute over a community building and street improvements.
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