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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1950
Page
5
The Malvern Leader under F A Wortman lists subscription prices in advance: one year two years and three months options with amounts, and single copy price. Advertising rates specify display at 42 cents per column inch plus 4 cents per inch for composition. The notice includes postal details and official publication status.
An editorial piece notes varied views on labor, farming and community ties. It cites farmer groups in Benton County, praises the Farm Bureau, and critiques attitudes toward labor and unions while reflecting on local education staffing and newspaper roles in public life.
The Leader editor H. J. Adams of Silver City sparked wide public response with a critique of road maintenance practices and wage levels. The piece urges appointing the best supervisors, possibly higher pay to attract skilled workers, and open discussion to improve road conditions amid user concerns and political tensions.
Readers note a delay in the new nameplate printing and its upcoming use. The Ira I Turner duo visited Niagara Falls recently and a passerby offered a dime for coffee as W R Byington watched. Cliff Dillehay from California remarked the area looks similar but weedier since his last visit. A tractor driver noted cockleburrs growing, and a CT suggestion blames the westward drift on long residence there.
The conductor of this department interviewed several farmers about a new temporary ordinance to keep pickups from parking on Main Street. Farmers said their opinion was unprintable, a view shared by most town residents, saving space by not printing those views.
Anna Laura Moore born near Silver City March 2 1874 died Sept 7 1920 at home. Married Charles A Moore Dec 31 1902. two children Eunice Lehireeder and Clifford. Surviving grandchildren and relatives noted. Funeral at Methodist church with Rev Sturgell. burial in Silver City cemetery. Honorary pallbearers from Media Rebekah Lodge.
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