Editorial urges three presidential candidates in state this year
The town anticipates three presidential hopefuls appearing within the state this year. It notes pre election farm relief talk, discusses potential public fundraising and the value of public discussion, and promotes forming goodwill industries to aid relief without heavy costs. It calls for community involvement and letters with ideas.
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Apeai
Lerder
C. M. Rise
Austin
Ased
F.A. Turper
Walter Lippman
Eare
Local political clubs urged to spur public involvement
A state editorial urges creation of vigorous local discussion groups to build desire and ability to take part in public affairs. It criticizes major parties for neglecting public material and calls for nationally informed representatives and widespread political clubs to raise readers’ understanding of legislation.
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Euch
Must the Farmer Pay the War Debts
Adrieapolis journal reports Franklin D. Roosevelt in his first campaign speech proposes to secure repayment of debts Europe owes the United States by lowering tariffs. The Northwest asks which tariffs would be cut, including dairy products meat lard imported substitutes and sugar beet related duties. The piece notes the Democratic tariff revision and Underwood Act context and questions Roosevelt's proposed reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrieapolis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
United States
The Malvern Leader Letter on Farm Prices and Coinage
Public Forum letter from F A Turner arguing that farm prices rise from supply and demand, not money value. He traces silver coinage history from 1873 to 1898, explains gold and silver standards, and asserts government cannot fix commodity values. Turner defends stance against C M Rice’s critique and emphasizes market laws guiding prices.
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W. P. Worttan
Malvern Leader
C. M. Rice
Tabor
Free Silverites
Bryan
Democratic Party
United States
Towa
Cotnaxe
Efiyer
F. A. Turner
One Act Scene of Robbers in Dark Alley
A fragmented 1920s style stage scene shows two well dressed robbers planning a quick theft in a dark alley. They rummage a cash drawer, count eight dollars and eighty seven cents, and remark on a clashing political mood as they exit with the loot. The page also includes stray local editorial bits and a brief note about a Sunday school promotion mix up.
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Malvern Business House
Jimmy
Commodity price review through 50 years of data
The Wall Street Journal presents historic commodity prices highlighting wheat corn oats rye lard peel and cotton with figures from 1895 to 1932 and notes a 60 year low for New York Middling uplands while tying lower prices to Grover Cleveland’s Democratic administration.
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The
Wall Street Journal
New York
Uplands
Grover Cleveland
Beer Never Builds a Cottage and Thwarts Family Life
A fervent protest depicts alcohol as a destroyer of homes and childhood, contrasting its harms with ideal American family life. It condemns mortgages, evictions, and social decay while urging self rule and national well being. The piece frames liquor as root of fear, misery, and broken homes.
Notice of Appraisement for Malvern Water Supply Condemnation
Notice to J B Johnson Emma Johnson Federal Land Bank of Omaha Malvern Trust and Savings Bank Malvern Iowa A B Smith and others that Malvern Iowa seeks condemnation of a 0.60 acre NW SW Section 26 Township 72 North Range 41 West for water supply. A commission will view the premises October 25, 1932 at 10:00 am to appraise damages. Woodford R Byngton attorney for applicant.
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Teitow
Ieee
Malverk
Iowa
Johnson
J. B. Johnson
Emma J. Johnson
Federal Land Bank OF Omaha
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Malvern
A.B. Smith
Milla
Lowe
Woodford R. Byngton
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Middle West
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Worydee
Dr R
Cardwell
Hoover
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Osten
Dr. White
Jake Frazier
Frazier
Frasier
Perann
Steve Rounds
al Smith
Ade
INO Secret
Father
Hilton’s
Hereford
George Hilton
H. and
F, Hilton
M, H, Cruise
J. A. Talbott
M. T. White
Wallacea Farmer
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Guy C, Martin
Farmers State Bank
Strahan
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