07 Sep 1933
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
1
The readable text notes a call to promptly notify the subscription department of changes in postage and address. It mentions the sender paying postage due for deliveries and references the Boston papers. The garbled lines obscure exact actions or dates but imply renewal or delivery adjustments.
The editorial applauds Mills county youths for state honors and notes NRA victories, urging broader farm economic relief. It recalls simpler pleasures and the value of preparatory effort behind achievements, praising Miss Marjorie Donner Dudley Conner Mary Elizabeth Bummers Merlan Benton, and the demonstration team, while urging taxpayers to seek full value from the school system spending.
Florence Swoboda recounts a long journey from Malvern to Omaha and Chicago with The Omaha Bee-News group. The trip includes hotel stays, a publication visit, a Marshall Field's tour, a Lake Michigan view from Navy Pier, and a Chicago Theater outing with vaudeville. The narrative notes rain en route and excitement in the city.
Victory supporters led by President Wm. A. Rodabaugh of Glenwood Chamber of Commerce organized a county wide NRA parade despite early uncertainties. Mil nev county workers were new to NRA efforts, and local figures Champ Conner and health champion Ban Anderson drew attention while Malvern’s civic role remained prominent. The piece also covers education gains, business notes, and a long Chicago trip recounting the Century of Progress expo with detailed venue visits and impressions.
A divergent, era voice laments shifting party lines and the rise of broad communication. It argues that individuals must judge essential ideas themselves, as national parties lose clarity amid complex modern life and rapid information.
The week sees cautious moves toward currency and credit changes, with open market purchases by the Reserve and tentative plans to cut the gold content of the dollar or print currency certificates. Ford’s refusal to join the auto code and Dudley Cates’ NRA dispute highlight tensions shaping recovery, while labor actions flare in several states and Moley resigns to lead a new weekly.
A court ordered sale to satisfy a National Life Insurance Company executorial claim of $24 993 with costs. The property includes multiple lots in sections 25 and 26 township 72 north range 43 west of the 5th P M Mills County Iowa. Sale at Glenwood Court House between 10 am and 4 pm.
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