30 Oct 1930
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1930
Page
1
The Malvern 4-H club pig sale drew buyers from most townships and beyond, proving Malvern’s value as a farming market. The wide audience highlighted the town’s strong school support, with praise for the coach and players, and a call to voters to study the sample ballot ahead of Tuesday’s election.
In a local letter, editors and residents debate changing views on warmth and underwear, noting that more women embraced wool and warm attire in recent decades while men resist. Corporal Heegalyre probes public opinion, threatening a poll, with Malvern residents showing stronger stance against heavier wear than nearby towns.
A study of winter dress contrasts in Malvern and Tabor sparks debate on fashion progress. Veterans editor forms a view on shorts in cold weather while local leaders discuss public policy and election timing and a Ma disonian editorial endorses Dan Turner.
A compilation of editorials notes L. J. Dickinson and other editors praising Hoover achievements while criticizing Democratic criticisms of the administration. The pieces mention the income tax debate, Turner as governor candidate, and Winterset event with Dan Turner speaking next Friday.
A fragmented Malvern classified section lists businesses including MulholHonds Buy Here and Save, Malvern Transfer Line, K. E. Murdock contact, Caudell Bros stock buyers, Iowa Nebraska Light and Power, John Bacon Laroome, Whaleasie Bag 6, Lence Products, Rexall Drug Co, and Malvern Trust and Savings, with several phone numbers and partial names garbled.
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