See you along Main Street
Long column notes on public policy, ecology, and utility projects with local asides. Citizens debate federal aid, engineering impact, and conservation while reflecting on Main Street life and a closing nod to community familiarity.
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Hindman serves aboard Coast Guard Cutter Dependable
Coast Guard Petty Officer Third Class Dale R. Hindman from Glenwood serves aboard the homeported Dependable at Panama City Florida. The ship completed underway refresher training in Norfolk Virginia with an overall excellence score of 91.05 percent the top mark among Coast Guard Navy and foreign ships in the past year. Hindman is a 1968 Glenwood Community High graduate.
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Coast Guard
Dale R. Hindman
Willard C. Hindman
Glenwood
Dependable
Panama City
Fla
Norfolk
Navy
Glenwood Community High
IPALCO Proposes Rate Increase for Iowa Power
Towa Power and Light Company filed with the Iowa State Commerce Commission for an electric rate increase effective March 1. The rise affects residential, commercial, and industrial customers, with typical urban residential bills about 30 cents per week higher and monthly bills about $1.20 more. President Dwight H. Swanson cited inflationary pressures, rising construction costs, taxes, and supplies as drivers, noting the change is the first general rate increase in 13 years. A mailed detailed explanation will inform each customer.
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Towa Power and Light Company
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Iowa Power
Dwight H. Swanson
Swanson
Iowa
Senator Bass Urges Citizens to Send Opinions on Budget
Senator Earl G. Bass reports the Legislature speeding up after the Governor's budget message. He urges readers to study the budget and tax-study proposals and send opinions. The week centers on committee reviews of bills and subcommittee examinations leading to recommendations and senate action. Two nominees for the State Board of Public Instruction are Stanley R. Barber and Robert J. Beecher, needing Senate confirmation.
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House
Senate
State Board of Public Instruction
Stanley R. Barber
Wellman
Robert J. Beecher
Oreston
Doyle Rites Held For Mrs Joseph Doyle In Imogene
Anna Marie Laughlin Doyle born April 16 1893 on a farm north of Imogene. She taught in Imogene area before marrying Joseph Doyle on June 16 1919. They lived on a farm near Imogene until her death after a stroke on January 26. Services were at Butz Tauzer funeral home and St Patrick's Imogene with interment at Mt Calvary. Survivors include five children several grandchildren and siblings. Memorials to Hand community hospital Shenandoah or local church.
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Anna Marie Laughlin) Doyle
Norh
Imogene
James P. Laughlin
Mary €. McGinnis Laughlin
Centennial
St. Patricks Academy
Joseph Doyle
Maurice J
Omaha
Ambrose J
Randolph
Donald J
Norman
Mary) Langstron
Thomas
Shirley) Buckdasher
Kansas City
Agnes
Teresa
Laughlin
Mary Saustina
Chicago
James
Imogens
Edward M
Kenneth F
John A
Anna
Hand
Shenandoah Clan
Butz-Tauzer
St. Patrick’s Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
James Stessman
Paul F. Marasco
Kenneth Doyle
Paul Martin
St. Patrick's Choir
Leo Cheney
Tom Doyle
George Gutschenritter
Pat Martin
Gene O'Brien
WWI Vets to Meet in Mills County Hall Glenwood
Veterans of World War I and the Ladies Auxiliary of Mills County plan a meeting at Glenwood City Hall. A potluck duck dinner will be served, with a committee providing entertainment. John J. Luiter serves as Commander.
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Mills County
Groundhog
Jack Frost
Mills County Hall
Glenwood
John J. Luiter
Harbor Predicts School Tax Based on Foundation Plan
The budget message outlines tightened state spending, reduced appropriations, and a shift toward a foundation based school funding plan. It notes less reliance on property taxes, property tax freezes, and emphasis on efficiency to avoid past overspending. The writer urges public input.
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Harbor
Average PCA farm loans rise to record 24,659 in 1970
The Clarinda Production Credit Association lent over 4.36 million to about 726 farmers in 1970, the largest yearly volume in PCA history. Outstanding loans hit 17.9 million on Dec 31, 1970, up from 13.3 million a year earlier, amid rising demand due to larger operations and better techniques.
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Clarinda Production Credit Association
Clark J. Crawford
PCA
Crawford
Clorinda Pca
Page
Taylor
Fremont
Mills
Adams
Montgomery Counties
Powles Named for Academic Honors at Morningside
Rodney L. Powles of Malvern earned a place on the Dean's Honor List at Morningside College in Sioux City for the first semester. The four year liberal arts school currently enrolls about 1,400 undergraduates.
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Rodney L. Powles
Lentz Powles
Malvern
Morningside College
Morningside
Sioux City
Leader Ad Teaches Saving Money and Value
Read The Leader ads to save money and get better value. Advertising copy urges shoppers to check local deals, compare prices, and maximize purchasing power through highlighted offers and promotions.
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