Editorial criticizes liquor control graft and tax rise
The editorial argues that state liquor control must be given a fair trial but condemns graft in the administration. It notes farm declines in Milly county from 1930 to 1935 with hogs dropping from 70,706 to 44,662 and corn from 123,354 to 101,797, warning taxes will rise to cover governmental costs if farm prosperity does not improve. It calls for reforms and restraint to avoid higher real estate and consumption taxes.
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Iqior Commission
Towa'a
Scala
Milly County
Resolutions of Respect for Brother Claye r
Resolutions express gratitude for Brother Clayer a loyal member of the lodge and extend sincere sympathy to the bereaved family. The charter is to be draped in mourning for 30 days, and copies of the resolutions are to be spread in the minutes and sent to the family. Committee: C. C. Harmon Bos Houser G. C. Boston.
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Civid Lodge
Joh
Clayep
Brother Clayer
C. C. Harmon
Bos Houser
G. C. Boston
Appreciation note from Lee Roy Bobbitt
Appreciation from Mrs Bobbitt and Vernon for friends and church work in Malvern. Five years of service described as rewarding in a town with cultured people. Wishing happiness prosperity and enduring blessings from the world that cannot take them away.
Redemption Notice for Malvern Property Tax Sale
Notice to redeem by ninety days from service. Mills County Iowa Delinquent Tax Sale held December 1991. A D French purchased Lot 13 Block 25 in Malvern for unpaid taxes. Homer Dunn holds the certificate and must act to redeem or deed will be issued.
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Mills County
Iowa
A. D. French
Malvern
Homer Dunn
Our Neighbors About the State
Oakland loses its only bakery as Baker Wilson moves to Council Bluffs to run a shop there. Greenfield approves a $70,000 contract for a new reservoir and fitter plant. Winterset women eagerly attend the Madisonian school, and a first grade trip to Griswold highlights community events. A transportation mishap near Mevlty and plans for new supplies surface as towns discuss shipments and service.
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Oakland
Wilson
Council Bluffs
Greenfield City
Madisonia
Tiny
Gome
Griswold
Sourney
Trosperous
Belstie Swaeley
Rain gauge of memory recalls historic Iowa flood tale
A rambling column recalls 1882 rainfall records in the county, notes a 48.98 inch year total, and describes flood impacts, local weather recollections, and community observations from town residents and officials. It mentions car incidents, painted homes, and a humorous tip from Woodford Brington at a church dinner.
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Omer
Fred Thobinson
Fle
Sre
Robinson
Sonte
Woodford R. Brington
Brington
Ramblin Round debate on postwar causes and paths to work
The group discusses causes of economic hardship with claims about bankers in London Paris and New York and the effects of war. Proposals include wheat allotments and price supports to spur industry and employment, plus concern over high food costs. The discussion ends with a biblical question about delivering people from oppression.
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L. 10
Austin
London
Paris
New York
Wall Street
Leader Advertisers Reliable Local Buying Guides
A brief note highlights leader advertisers as dependable places to purchase goods. It emphasizes trustworthiness and consistent quality for shoppers seeking reliable options.
Roosevelts aims and naval talks shape uneasy week
The week through saw President Roosevelt facing re employment drive delays and stalled sanctions toward Italy. A State Department reply framed US neutrality, while London and Tokyo navies intensified plans. European war risk eased as Ethiopia fronts shifted, and a heated fight over Berlin Olympics participation split American sports leaders.
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Roosevelt
Charleston
United States
Italy
League of Nations
State Department
League
Ethiopia
Italion
Berlin
Jeremiah T. Maloney
Amateur Athletic Union
Avery Brundage
Brix
Gen. Sherrill
International Olympic
American Olympic Committee
American Boy sports advice boosts teen athletic training
The American Boy magazine invites youths to improve in tennis, basketball, swimming, and more by following interviews and fiction in monthly issues. Editors note they’ve visited top teams and star athletes, promising practical tips from Minnesota to Pittsburgh, Eastern Washington, and beyond. Subscriptions are $1 yearly, $2 for three years, with foreign address surcharge. On stands at 10 cents a copy.
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American Bar Magazine
Griffith Ogden Ellis
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Jack Medica
Hay Daughters
Eastern High School
Eastern Interscholaas
Florida
America
Detroit
Mich
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Lowe State Savings Bank
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MM. Milne
Firet Avenue
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W. A. Caldwell
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Clara Wise
A. &. Berkhimer
F. M. Davison
Faye Sowers
Alex Miller
Ramblin
C. E. Everett
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Glendon Williams
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Japan
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Malvern Cleaners
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