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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1968
Page
4
Local merchants in Malvern extend Saturday hours to aid customer access with later openings. Shoppers report improved convenience as stores stay open into the evening, attracting more patrons and boosting weekend commerce.
Local brief notes signaled caucuses as the initial phase of the electoral process with emphasis on party organization and voter participation attracting community interest despite sparse details.
The filed notices include public bid proposals for county projects with fuel and gas deliveries, including a 450000 gallon fuel order and 55.009 assess, to be delivered to Mills County Shop Glenwood Iowa. Also included are probate notices for the ESTATE OF Fannie M Clark in Mills County Iowa, appointing executor and requiring creditors to file claims by February 1963 with second publication dates and contact details for James L. Nagle as executor.
The Malvern Leader reports local happenings in Malvern Iowa for February 29 1968. Community notices include civic meetings school updates and brief items on residents and activities across town reflecting a typical Thursday edition.
Malvern town council met with Mayor Aistrope and six council members present. Dr James Ahern spoke on rabies and a newspaper statement. engineers outlined sewer water use from the new high school. clerk instructed surveyors to map Marion Avenue boundary lines. meeting adjourned.
A brief public notice urging citizens to support U S Savings Bonds highlighting national savings as a pillar of American strength. It appeals to citizens to invest and participate in government savings programs to bolster fiscal stability.
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