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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
2
An editorial stresses that Malvern must boost education for all youths, arguing many lack access or willingness. It cites statistics showing many students work through college and that education shapes careers and livelihood as essential for life.
A fragmented excerpt argues that newspaper advertising powers business growth, likening ads to a locomotive. A discussion echoes about advertising's value, with an anecdote of a magnate and a manufacturer comparing speeds with and without advertising to illustrate impact on income and success.
Ontario tour by a US Congress special committee studying prohibition reports mixed results on 4.4 beer. Chairman Grant Hedson leads the party as the New York World notes reaction from the public shows 64 percent unsatisfied with the beverage and its appeal as a temperance alternative.
The piece argues Belgian debt settlement abuse by Betelen press shows Europe resents U S actions and will not yield more concessions. It cautions Americans against overestimating moral leadership and warns of misunderstood European expectations amid international contracts.
The clipped text parodies political and media topics from multiple papers. It references evolution debates in Congress, factory advertising, and regional press opinions, with jumbled names and scattered phrases reflecting historical clipping style. It mentions Omaha Bee and Manchester Union as cited sources.
Mills County Farm Bureau experts lead Field and Livestock Day at L L Rebbinas farm north of Hastings in Anderson township on Wednesday Sept 24. Dr K W Stouder covers livestock diseases with emphasis on swine and flock management. Prof C W Mee Donell leads demonstrations on breeding herd selection. Robbing farm hosts and showcases corn rotation studies and fertilizer trials for farmers. Poultry talks warn of rising chicken illnesses and urge ladies to attend Stonder’s session.
All subjects pited wit be thrown open for discussion and lo cal speakers from the county who have been especially interested in s Hie projects presented, have been asked to take part in the program. The program with besun at 10:06 o'clock and each family is requested to bring a picnic dinner with them.
Strahan Iowa September 6 1925 stockholders declare dissolution of Farmers Elevator Company after fire destroyed building and equipment. votes 4 for dissolution, none against. meeting held in Strahan with Secretary Wood fl signing.
By virtue of an execution from the Mills County District Court to satisfy a judgment in favor of Berr Lougee et al against Charles Rohrberg and Emma Rohrberg the description covers East 145 acres of the Northeast Quarter Section 417 Township 74 Range 142 West. The sale at the West door of the Mills County Court House Glenwood will occur October 7 1925 between 9 am and 4 pm with bidding to begin at 10 am. W S DeMooss sheriff of Mills County dates the notice September 1925.
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