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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1941

Page

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Editorial on strikes and consumer rights in Malvern area

A Malvern editorial argues for protective rules during labor disputes to shield consumers from essential services disruptions. It cites the Iowa Nebraska Light and Power threat, calls for mandatory bargaining, and notes electricity’s importance to households and businesses. It also covers California boom prospects, local Anglophone observations, and reflections on past excesses and future risks.

Malvern Sirike Iowa-Nebraska Light & Viower Co Red Oak A. F. of L National Labor Relations Board Hetr NLRB Buett

Time and Place for Appraisement for Inheritance Tax

Notice from Mills County District Court announcing appraisers will appraise the estate of D. L. Markel on September 16, 1941 at Glenwood Mills County Iowa. Executors and heirs may appear to be heard regarding the appraisals and inheritance tax obligations.

State of Towa Jin Mills County D. L. Markel State Tax Commission State of Iowa Harry Markel Emma Markel Methodist Episcopal Church of Silver City Katie Langfeldt Bessie Stonebraker Ivanhoe Commandery No Knights Templars Council Bluffs

Cuckoo Migrations Extend From India Across Tropics

A short note describes cuckoo migrations stretching from India through tropical regions toward the Americas. The article highlights annual movement patterns, timing, and the broad geographic scope of the bird's travel.

India Bayond Averie

Mills County Board Proceedings August 1941 Actions and Appointments

The Mills County Board of Supervisors met August 18 1941 with Supervisors Anderson Swarts and Watts present. They adopted a resolution to appoint a second appraiser to work with J J McPherron in condemning land owned by Justus Clark for road purposes and to have a third appraiser chosen jointly. Claims were approved for the Nishna Botnis Drainage District and various service items, with per diem and mileage allowances noted for Swarts and Watts. The board adjourned to August 19 1941.

Office OF Mills County Glenwood Iowa Millis County Board of Supervisors Anderson Swarts Watts Mills County Board of Supervisors Justus Clark Township Range 41 Cote of Town Chris Wreidt J. J. McPherron Board of Supervisors Mark Swarts Allen Watts Nishna Botnis Drainage District No Perdlem & Mile Claude W. Hamlin Phar Ooo BR. Hyde Somestead Ution Witet Ugalu Auput Allyat Lewes Ngon County Auger

Contour Rows and Chinch Bugs Hit Local Farms

Farmers discuss new farming methods to contour rows around hills using different planting gear. Chinch bugs proliferate in dry weather, causing burnt corn spots and fears of winter crop damage. Electric lighting for farms expands as R E A lines, subsidized by the federal government, bring cheap power and new on-farm jobs.

Malvern Mr. Berkhimer Sheldon Fence Costa Chris Stokesberry Maquoketa Stokesberry

Camp Wolters Selectees Describe Army Life In Texas

Letter from Pvt. Gerald Hower at Camp Wolters Texas details 20 000 selectees at the facility 156000 acres and 13 weeks of basic training. He describes drills weapons training rifle ranges and barracks life noting the food and weight gain as well as military routines and courtesy classes.

Wolters Pvt Gerald Bower Army Fe Camp Wolters Tex Fort Worth United States Gerald ¥. Hower 60Th Int B. N. No

Mary’s room makeover for a young girl’s space

A mother describes converting her daughter Mary’s room from utilitarian overflow into a personalized space. With limited funds, they added simple carpentry, drawers, a glass top table, mounted upholstery, and bespoke drapery to suit Mary’s tastes and keep the room neat.

Mary Avey Mary Soden St. Bell

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