Cedar County Farmers Lean On Livestock For Profit
Cedar County farmers rely on a strong livestock and poultry base for profits, with the region's soil and valley areas among Iowa's best. The article contrasts Cedar with Mills County in corn and cattle production, noting Cedar's higher farm income stems from stock raised on farms and regional agricultural strength. It also raises questions about farm size versus profitability and Iowa's population decline impacting communities and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar County
Mills County
Cedar
Iowa
Missouri River Bluffs
Ridh Nishna Botna Valley
Malvern Leader Editor and Publisher Information
The Malvern Leader announces F. A. Wortman as editor and publisher. The notice records the home newspaper’s post office registration in Malvern, Iowa, and classification as second class mail under the 1879 act.
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Che Malvern Leader
Malvern
Iowa
Congress
S.S
Walkers Find New Activ ity a Rewarding Pastime
A reflective column praises walking as a rewarding pastime sparked by Kennedy remarks about Roosevelt and Marines. It notes crowds of pedestrians replacing cars, recalls family strolls, Thoreau quotes, and suggests Mills County offers familiar landscapes that invite exploration and appreciation.
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Kennedy
Teddy Roosevelt
Dad
Mother
Wabash
Little Creek Bridge
Thoreau
Concord
Mills County
Green Light for Pony Creek Development Passes House
Iowa House approves Pony Creek development and watershed project with 96 to 0 vote, enabling conservation board led work and statewide project funding up to 60 percent. Measure faces Senate changes to speed limits and a broader discussion on Sunday operations amid cost concerns.
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Pony Creek
County Conservation Board
Governor's budget and school tax relief analysis
The writer analyzes the Governor's budget and its impact on business and taxpayers. He argues that proposed school aid of 14.8 million dollars annually offers little property tax relief, predicting only a one year stabilization rather than a reduction, with further years unlikely to lower taxes. He notes tax increases are misrepresented as relief and provides forecast implications for property taxes and school costs.
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Wei
Rites Saturday for Mrs. Jane Hasselquist
Final rites were held in Mans efield Funeral Home and Columbus Nebraska services for former Malvern resident Tone Simes Hasselquist who died February 13 in Columbus. She was born February 25, 1894, married Ernest Hasselquist in 1920, and is survived by her husband two sons Sidney and Harvey a sister and a nephew. Burial was in Malvern cemetery.
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Mans
Efield
Malvern
Ernest Hasselquist
Columbus
Neb
Gass
Henry C. Beatty
Gerald Gieseke
Lois Jouvenat
John Lippincott
C. D. Costello
Wm. Blackburn
Alan Hasselquist
John Ilall
Gerald Morgal
Frank Hertz
RB. L. Campbell
F. A. Wortman
Tone Simes Hasselquist
Shelby
John W
Nellie A. Simes
Foxworthy
Gregory
Counteil Bluffs
Council Bluffs
Mead, Papillion
American Legion Auxiliary
The
Royal Neighbors
Methodist Church
Sidney D
Harvey S
Bellevue
Mich
Myrtle Simes
Thomas Simes
State aid plan faces tax rise and education costs
The article discusses a projected average school tax rate rise driven by higher teacher salaries and fixed Plant costs. Some lawmakers urge local spending controls while the Governor opposes provisions slowing cost increases. Taxpayers expect property tax relief only if state aid rises. Also mentions upcoming personal income tax items and a Carter Lake prediction.
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Carter Lake
Iowa
January Public Assistance Payments Decrease 21,299
Public assistance payments for four programs totaled 4 460 054 in January, down 21 299 from December. Old age aid paid 2 736 833. aid to dependent children 1 528 012. aid to blind 133 383. aid to disabled 62 026. Insurance shows per case increases across programs with ADC rising to 150 41 from 132 92 year over year. Mills County lists 202 OAA recipients averaging 87 94 and 42 ADC families averaging 150 55. Fremont County lists 253 OAA recipients averaging 91 95 and 65 ADC families averaging 141 37.
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Mills County
Fremont County
Oaks News Breathing Community Notices and Visits
Mr and Mrs L H Brammeier hosted Friday visitors in the Dean Warren home. Guest Day at Henderson Christian church drew Marion Shook Barbara Sowers Judy Huff Connie Lees and others. Oleson farewell supper honored the family with a sketch and music. The Archers moved to Morris Terry farm from near Missouri Valley.
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L. H. Brammeier
Dean Warren
Marion Shook
Bill Huff
Merrill Sowers
Gary Honeyman
Eewin Ambrose
L. BH. Brammeier
Christian Church
Henderson
Judy Huff
Barbara Sowers
Connie Lees
Keith Hanneman
Omaha
Hillsboro
Kaw
Bill Metcalf
Jordie and
Jeffrey
Indianola
L. B
Oleson
Oaks
Frank Oleson
Donnie
David
Frank
Oscar Oleson
Fran
Evangelical Free Church
Jefferson
Clarence Archer
Morris Terry
Missouri Valley
Sunday Closing Bill Becomes Hot Issue Says Sen Lisle
Sen Lisle reports growing debate over Sunday closing legislation as retailers warn most stores will stay open within five years unless a law is passed. He notes strong opposition from discount houses and predicts a legal push to end Sunday openings to protect customers. He also mentions a separate mental hospital bill to ease patients' families with half off bills if paid promptly.
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House
T. V
Senate
Board of Supervisors
Mystery Circle and Social News from Red Oak Area
Mystery Circle met with Mrs N F Wright in Emerson Friday afternoon with eight members answering roll call. Next meeting with Mrs Clair Aukland. Family visits include Bill Huff Judy Jerry Lyle Hansen and others. Kenneth Marsden recovering from car accident in Oklahoma City awaiting surgery in Texas. Albert Stille of Villisca visited the Huff home.
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The
Oaks Mystery Circle
N. F. Wright
Emerson
Clair Aukland
Bill Huff
Judy
Jerry
Lyle Hansen
Ruben Stille
Highland Acres
Red Oak
Lester
Maraden
Joe
Merrill Sowers
Marilyn
Gene Westerland
Morton Mills
Jack Mabary
Robert Hicks
Marilyn Perdue
Marsdens
Kenneth
Oklahoma City
Texas
Albert Stille
Villisca
Bili Huff
Oaks Community Church Sunday Services Plan
Merrill Sowers Sunday School Superintendent leads a 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. worship service at Oaks Community Church with choir practice Thursday evening. Young People's service is the first and third Sunday evening. Attendance was 83 with 12 visitors and an offering of 11 dollars 97 cents. Rev H P Fast and his daughter visited Carleton Davidson for Sunday dinner.
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Willard Archie
Shenandoah
Sam Rayburn
Cedar Mills
Turkey
Peneesa
Mills
Imogene
Randolph
Tabor
United States
Booker T. Washington
Pony Cr
Scherle
William J. Scherie
Eplomney Bill Drake
Glensood
Bill
Iowa Assembly
Department of Agriculture
Annual Stockholders Meeting
Clarinda Production Credit Assn
First Christian Church
Clarinda, Iowa
Dennis Wilson
Clarinda High School
Nelson Crow
Everett Spangler
Federal Intermed
State Department
Argentina
Credit Bank of Omaha
Mrs
Jane Hasselquist
DR. D. A. Darling
Sen. Lisle
County Conservation ‘Boards
Government Soil Conservation Service
County Board of Super
Vern Lisle Fremont
Page Counties
Mystery Circle Met
Salyers
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