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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1971
Page
11
Along Main Street With Pete Graham presents a humorous verse about a dog’s free life and a man’s longer view of true living. The piece blends light dog lore with reflections on aging, family, and purpose, concluding with a domestic note from the Graham yard.
Rep Harbor outlines fiscal restraint and school funding reform while denying push for statewide reorganization. He notes vacancies, travel cuts, and car purchases to reduce spending, with emphasis on local, grassroots action, and defers to gradual reform of school budgets and athletics requirements. The abortion issue was defeated after thorough debate and party leaders did not push for changes.
The Future Feeders 4-H Club met February 3 at the home of William and Walter Angus Roll Cail. Fourteen members answered a question on animal characteristics. Talks covered terms Gaime Blue Eyes and Will They Have Horns with lead presentations on Live stock Improvement and Law Of Jeventages. Jot Sayers was elected county officer nominee. Recreation was provided by William Frazee and Gregg Hillyer.
Death of Charles Lynn McNulty 68, a longtime Malvern drug firm worker, after a long illness. Born March 26, 1903, in Malvern, he lived here most of his life, married Edna Mae Lee, joined the Baptist church, and was active in the community. Final rites held February 12 at the Baptist church with Rev. Howard Mace and Rev. Hugh Shiveley. interment in Malvern cemetery. He survived by his wife and three sisters. services arranged by Mansfield Funeral Home.
The Adult Farm Class meets at the Agriculture Department at 7 30 p m on February 22 presented by Laverne Obrecki who discusses herbicides and insecticides used in Mills county The meeting targets Mills county farmers with data from experiment plots in backyards See You at 730
Hastings stockman Richard A. Hyde was elected vice president of the National Livestock Feeders Association at its 25th annual convention in St Louis. He previously served as president of the Iowa Livestock Feeders Assn for two years. Members from over half the states attended, shaping 24 major resolutions on industry problems and policy including support for the continued Department of Agriculture and ecological concerns in feeding.
Senator Ear G. Bass argues the next main issues in the General Assembly will be tax relief through a tax freeze and legislative reapportionment. The abortion bill failed 56 to 44 in the House and may be revisited only if a Senate constitutional amendment by Senator John Walsh is pursued. The piece notes budget timing for schools and property tax concerns, plus a prayer service on Feb 3 with Reverend John Beechout and several local visitors.
A Mills County Extension Clinic on February 26 at the Red Oak County Extension Office runs 9 30 a m to 3 p m. Speakers include Vernon Moyer and Errol Peterson with topics on barn upgrades housing costs and waste management. Registration is 2 50 for noon meal and expenses contact the Mills County Extension Office to register.
The Extension Home Economics committee hosts three Monday sessions in March on savings and investments from banks insurance social security bonds stocks and mutual funds. Women only attend 7:30 to 9:45 p.m. at Mills County Court House Glenwood with a $1.56 fee to cover materials. Register by Feb 26 at the County Extension Office Malvern 624 8253.
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