29 Oct 1936
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1936
Page
1
The notice lists subscription options including one year for $2.00 two quarterly copies for three months and a six month option. It notes that the printed tag shows the time to which the subscription is paid and indicates payments are tracked by the date on the tag.
Subscribers must promptly send address changes to the subscription department. Pay postage due for notices of changes provided by the post office. Delays in delivery may occur. the plan is to send advance change of address information to prevent missed issues.
Editorial notes European travel inquiries about Iowa as a vacation land and questions whether foreign visitors would follow. It criticizes Kraschel’s claimed state tax savings, correcting to 5.97 million and noting tax increases, and mocks arithmetic used by the administration including New Deal debt figures while acknowledging some benefits.
The passage discusses suffrage, the U S political system, and comparisons to European voting traditions. It mentions the New Deal era, election participation, and concerns about how democracy is maintained, with emphasis on citizen voting rights and the limits of political influence.
A rambling, reflective piece describes the emotional pull of returning home to Tawa after a trip. It chronicles the welcome at the county line, warm greetings from locals and coworkers, the shock of mail piled high, and the nostalgia of familiar places and routines in a small town setting.
The week featured Berlin led negotiations among Germany Italy and Great Britain outlining a mutual aid and non aggression framework while recognizing Spanish rebels once Madrid falls. Britain and France fretted over possible Russian notes and the war's regional effects as Roosevelt and Landon campaigned nationwide.
Record of Instruments in Mills County offices covers transfers from Oct 16 1938 to Oct 25 1936. J R Hall trustee conveys to R Warren CW Di 3500 Pe Let band N 1 3 of Lot 2 Black 1 Glenwood and Viva Landon to Ida M. MrUne DY Sh Uk Int Lots 21.
OCR fragment outlines multiple real estate deeds and financial entries. Names include John Waller Myrdeth Gustin Taylor Dean Ervin Carrie Harold Judith E. McCoy with locations in Malvern and Council Bluffs. Mentions bank sums, deed actions, and personal items indicated by vague lot numbers and sections.
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