28 Feb 1952
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1952
Page
1
The Leader argues for active precinct caucuses by Republicans and Democrats to elect capable delegates and reduce machine influence. It contrasts precinct methods with national primaries, praising local participation and citizen responsibility while warning against low turnout and weak demonstrations of democratic action.
In Council Bluffs the Newparell notes the city has lost some appeal to new industries due to rough streets and aging residential properties in need of painting and modernization. The piece suggests improving property appearance could boost investment and renewal efforts.
Historical notes recount a Cold Storage fire at a storage plant owned by L. W. Jochner and son Bruce. Early 4:30 a.m. discovery, by noon the south end nearly leveled. 14 carloads of eggs destroyed valued at £59,006. Poultry and butter saved. north part spared. Fire crews from Glensood and Henderson helped.
Strahan community notes dense with visits and gatherings. Neighbors from Hastings to Red Oak, Malvern to Shenandoah share meals, church events, family visits, and illness recoveries while tracking school, church, and parade preparations nearby.
Residents share visits as Mrs Joe Mayberry and sisters gather in East Liberty. The W S G S cleared twenty dollars at a Harper sale near Malvern. March 3 hosts include an all day W S S meeting with Mrs Messenger. Local families attend farm events, travel to Syracuse and Council Bluffs, and report fires and hospital stays.
By March first there will be more than usual moving in the East Liberty area. Families shifting include Haines and La Vera relocating near Hastings, W C Howard returning home, Proctors moving to Ottumwa, Finleys near Randolph, Hunt and Tredney to Otha Mass farm, Lyle Williams moving from Missouri Valley to the Hilton farm, Wayne Hilton and family to Hillsdale, Lefgren family to be near Haldeman parents, Haldemans moving to Red Oak, and Fleselman family relocating from their property to the Du Val farm once owned by Frank.
Dick Goes outlines garden planning for 1942 focusing on ten staple vegetables and cost efficient production. He emphasizes choosing high yield methods to boost profits and describes an insecticide mix of lindane rotenone with detailed quantity guidance for scale spraying.
Guidance on caring for spring pigs advises keeping the breeding herd on good pasture with ample water and minerals. Feed enough grain to maintain growth, and include a protein supplement containing animal protein to support development.
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