This Week in Mills County Sports Update
This week in Mills County The Leader notes delays due to New Year holidays affecting publication across four Beta printed newspapers. Calves weighed numbers reach over 440 as families prepare Yive stock projects for 16 and county fair entries next August. The Leader highlights Wolfe girls Carol and Mareia with their father Wilbur featured in sports news.
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Leader
the Phil
Wolfe Girts
Carol
Mareia
Wilbur
Sioux City Firm Bids for Mills Paving Approved
Mills county board of supervisors approved the recent letting of about six miles of new Mills county paving by the Iowa highway commission. The project runs from east of Glenwood to the Silver City highway. Three contracts to Booth Associates of Sioux City totaling 221 544 75 were approved.
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Sioux City
Mills Paving
Mills County Board of Supervisors
New Mills County
Iawa Highway Commission
Glenwood
Silver City
Booth Associates
Many Counties Blamed for Delay in Computing Levies
A state notice says about 40 Iowa counties have not filed school budgets, delaying levy computations. In Polk County the total consolidated town mill levy is 11.150 mills and 22.056 mills for townships, with local figures from county auditor Glenn Johnson.
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Iowa
Glenn Johnson
Tendersen Warner
Hays Buys Miller Farm and Obrecht Residence
Mr and Mrs W B Hays announced this week they purchased the Henry Miller farm in south White Cloud township for 100000 covering 240 acres They will move into the Obrecht residence in southeast Malvern at end of January Miller family will take possession of the farm house soon after December start The Jackson Real Estate handled the residence sale Minor leasing details noted.
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W. B. Hays
Henry Miller
White Cloud Township
Obrechts
Albert Nelson
Marion Ave
Jackson Real Estate
Mills County Faces Blizzard Weekend Weather Watch
Turn, snow and sub-zero conditions dominated Mills County forecast as the weekly period warned of blizzard conditions for the upcoming weekend. Local officials urged preparedness as schools and travel could be disrupted.
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Mills County
Goodfellows Cheer Helps Area Families and Children
In Malvern area some 14 families and 47 children enjoyed a merrier Christmas thanks to Goodfellows. Donors provided cash gifts totaling 384.06 and goods such as clothing and toys.
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Goodfellows
Malvern
Chas
D. Costello
Lentz Powles
Clayton L Hertz
Carl Wilson
HSC
Hope Beattie
Glen Dalrymple
Don Bell
Frank Stevens Jr
John Hall
Marlin Henderson
Malvern Community High Fha
Taxation of Real Estate Transfers Under New Plan
Beginning Jan 1 1963 all Iowa county recorders and the state treasurer administer Chapter 428A provisions for Real Estate Transfer stamps replacing Federal Documentary stamps. Stamps produced in recorder offices. funds go to state general fund. Also notes Christmas toy and clothing donations by various groups and thanks from Goodfellows for support.
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County Recorder's Office
State of
Iowa
Iowa Department of Revenue
State of Laws
G and G.A
Internal Revenue
Recorder's Office
National Cash Register
Mills County Recorder's Office
Iowa Department O Revenue
Dates Set for Emerson and Hastings Property Assessments
County Assessor Harry Markel announced field representative visitations in Emerson and Hastings with schedules to be released for Silver City, Henderson, Malvern and Tabor. Fred James and Ellsworth Smith will be at Emerson City Hall Jan 8 to 12 and Jan 19, 8:00 to 12:00, James handling Emerson and Smith Indian Creek and Anderson townships. Hastings visits by James and Smith are Jan 18 and Jan 20 morning. They will collect personal property for assessments, including live stock, boats, campers, and farm equipment. homestead and military exemptions must be signed. Real estate assessment rolls will be mailed to owners. dog licenses require a valid certificate at visit times.
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Harry. Markel
Emerson
Hastings
Silver City
Henderson
Malvern
Tabor
Fred James
Ellsworth Smith
Emerson City Hall
James
Smith
Indian Creek
Anderson
Patrolmen Keep Traffic Tab After Local Incident
Patrolmen kept close tab on traffic following a local incident. The brief note mentions police monitoring flows and directing vehicles as part of ongoing crowd or incident control. No further details are provided in readable text.
West Mille County Zoning Meeting Set for Jan 5
Mille county citizens may attend the county zoning and planning commission public meeting at 2 p.m. Friday January 5 in Glenwood Court House. Chairman Earl Bass and members will explain sections of the comprehensive plan and proposed zoning ordinance followed by a Q A period. A representative from Lea Daly and Co Omaha will assist. The commission may accept change or reject the plan and ordinance, then it goes to the county board for public hearing and final action. The commission was formed three years ago with first meeting January 19 1965.
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Mille County
County Zoning and Planning Commission
Court House
Glenwood
Earl Bass
Thelma Blank
Franklin Fisher
Wayne Lincoln
Dick Owen
J. F. Wearin Jr
Lea Daly and Co. Firm
Omaha
County Board of Supervisors
Comprehensive Plan Outlined For Mills County Zoning
Mills county unveils a 97 page comprehensive plan detailing climate related agricultural zones and growth areas. It predicts east farm districts remain agricultural while west sees Omaha metro pressures, with population rising at least 2,000 in 25 years and Interstate 20 development guiding expansion. A 21 page zoning ordinance introduces four districts and permit rules, limits nonconforming uses, and establishes an administrator and appeals board. A land use map marks commercial, industrial, and riverfront zones. Total cost reported at 14,805 with most funded by the federal government and local share by Mills County, Malvern, and Pacific Junction.
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Mills County
Omaha
Missouri River
Board of Supervisors
Malvern
Gonwood
Burlington
Pacific Junction
Bass
Development Commission
Mills
Pac
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Santa
David Hopp
Santa Claus
Deanna Fritz
Marilyn Sinner
Denise Weak
Malvern Commercial Club
Ofice
All County
Hays
Miller Farm
Obrecht
Bae
Junction
Malver
Emerson Veces
the Goodfellows
Reale County
Kenneth Astussen
Toh
Debbie Leu
Emerson and
Markel
Daly
Gri
West
Peace Ernest Timmerman
Dick E. Williams
Charles Plummer
Franklin Huff
Phillip Warren
Joseph Callahan
Bluffs
Elmer
Mahler
Oes
Glen‘wood
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