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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1973
Page
2
The Malvern area editorial writes a cautiously upbeat New Year view with better farm prices and improved production prospects. It notes potential challenges such as rising costs, markets, and weather but stresses resilience and community efforts to support farming, commerce, and regional vitality despite uncertainties.
The article reflects on the public affection for Harry S. Truman, noting his rise from modest beginnings to the presidency. It argues his leadership shaped the office and inspired citizens to meet national challenges with optimism and resolve.
Silver Creek Go-Getters held a December gathering at Strahan Church with pledge, a $5 donation to Goodfellows, and a Christmas gift exchange. The 11th anniversary tea followed with recognitions, a Linda Costello led game, Carol Bowen and Paula Hillyer duet, and a decorated Christmas table served. Dues set at $1.20 for next year. Dad’s Night planned for January at the Methodist Church with supper. Tina Wederquist served as Santa and handed out gifts. ice cream and cake afterward.
Reporter notes Hastings Jr. Feeders met December 7 for a Christmas party at David and Darrell Leu’s home. Thirteen members attended. A thank you from Mrs. Rowe was read. Upcoming year projects were planned. Jan 2 next meeting. Dad’s night with a four pancake supper. Mothers on committee: Lois Leu Phyllis Ponton Margaret Stewart Elaine Dettwhler Norma Schoening Marlene Boyer. Gift exchange and games followed lunch by Leu Schoening.
A satirical column critiques the Nixon era, noting rural distrust of the administration's Indochina policy and spending cuts. It mocks urban protests, highlights rural support, and lampoons political ambition, media issues, and pollution as it previews a trip to New Jersey and a New Year outlook.
Des Moines Register political analyst Jim Flansburg comments on a bill under consideration, outlining potential impacts and political dynamics. His analysis emphasizes legislative hurdles, party positions, and possible outcomes as the measure proceeds.
CLUB FSH zens CLUB FSH zens BUSY BOOSTERS H CLUB held their annual family night at the Emerson Baptist Church with Emerson Indian Decrettes and Has tings Peppy Pixies in attendance. A pot luck supper preceded an election for county extension council member for Indian Creek township. Mrs. Barbara Buffington presented slides of H activities. FUTURE FEEDERS 4-H CEUB met at the Hillyer home. twelve members answered My Favorite Christmas Carol.
A reader condemns a Washington revenue sharing policy as a cost burden and criticizes funding for Glenwood’s water system. The letter highlights a nurse led Citizen's Action Program linking fluoridation to increased heart disease in Antigo and cites data from federal and state sources. It urges public inquiry and references contact at 608 Gowan Road, Antigo, Wisconsin.
The 1973 Feed Grain Set-Aside program allows flexible participation, with 30 percent base-set aside for full payment or 15 percent for loans and lower rates. It sets national yield changes, includes barley and soybeans, and lists set-aside payments and guarantees. Sign up runs Feb 5 to March 16, 1973 at local ASCS offices.
Toni Grudle opened the meeting at Mills County State Bank with flag pledges. Roll call asked what Christmas means to me. Cindy Slater reported treasurer status. Members enjoyed a gift exchange and a lively game led by Yvonne Grudle. Lunch by Angie Stranathan and her mother. Lisa Plumer, Reporter.
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