02 Sep 1943
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1943
Page
1
Classified notice lists per column inch pricing with cents, extra charges for composition, and mentions categories such as obituaries poetry resolutions and cards of thanks in a historic newspaper style. No clear dates or places provided. reads like a rate card fragment from a local paper.
The piece argues excessive worry won’t solve problems from war costs to living standards and urges focusing on personal issues. It notes a weed surge in Mills County crops, discusses sources of weeds from imported seeds, and promotes constant fighting through cultivation to limit their spread and impact on harvests.
The readable lines suggest valuing diligent effort and reward, with an emphasis on practical work and the idea that steady labor will be repaid. Names, dates, or clear events are not present, leaving a vague moral about perseverance and reward.
Editorials from Wallaces Farmer and Algona Upper Des Moines weigh options to curb a looming land boom. Proposals include mortgage ceilings, a $100 per acre recovery limit, heavy transfer taxes, and restrictions on sales to access buyers. Local voices warn against strict price ceilings, suggesting targeted limits to prevent wild speculation.
War era croquet players from local clubs train soldiers in attitude while a community fair highlights popcorn sales by Nellis Winchell and Margie Herrick. Train trips via Pierre and Bronx City frame a quirky account of postwar life, with lost items and a singular red pillow lingering at The Leader office.
A compiled weekly record from Glenwand detailing land transactions and entries including Boise river plots, Lot 7, and blocks 3 and 3% with various dates and figures such as 28-11-41 and 47,000 NY fees. The document lists names like Myrtle Heypie and Bari Hodges, alongside references to the Federal Land Bank and Glee Deabner with scattered location notes in Northwest sections.
The Henderson community reports a pot rock picnic and gathering Wednesday with over 26 attendees including families from Henderson and Macedonia. Readings at Macedonia and local visits, birthdays, and school announcements follow in a long probate of town life.
Ray Wiles and Mrs Henderson family guests, several visitors to Henderson and Glenwood homes, travels to Crete and Fort Crook, Carolyn Alberts vacationing, Margy Jackson to Fort Crook, rural schools open with teachers, Naomi Frasier songs at church, Miss Fragler to Northwestern Bible School, Wilms Aistrope visit Shenandoah, Milla County Fair attendance, lavender ink incident noted.
Will Nime family members gathered at Red Oak Legion Park on Sunday August 29 for a reunion. Attendees included Art Nims Emerson Lon Norton Percy Atkinson Raymond Trively Mrs Leo Hardy Mrs Clarice Brownman Malvern Emil Anderson and Harry Ekernseter Red Oak Clyde Whipple Sharpesburg Henry Behrling and Mrs Laura Hall Emerson. Dinner entertainments featured Mr and Mrs Trent Jones hosting guests and Jim Hicks visiting Clarinda to catch a bus to Missouri. Sunday school drew 47 with three birthdays noted. The September committee planned a poluck supper at the webaal house and Home Builders met Thursday afternoon at the home of Harry Thomas.
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