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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1968
Page
5
Readable notes describe a three week series of discussions on welfare policy and social programs led by Richard McCinnin and others. The public forum seeks input on welfare administration, housing, child care, and future reforms to aid Iowa communities and the needy.
A fragmented report notes changes to Iowa tax policy affecting deductions and credits. It mentions a new lower income tax base, a sales tax credit, and potential impacts on taxpayers, with references to liable income and dependents.
A fragment notes a highway tale featuring Poe Tere and St Zot, with limited readable details about location or outcome. The item appears as a brief notice or teaser from a local page, lacking clear dates, organizations, or concrete events.
In a discussion on driver license rules and age, officials note that youth seeking licenses must be treated as minors until the proper age. The community emphasizes safety, and officers remind that age affects when a youth can drive. The piece underscores public safety as the guiding principle in licensing decisions.
A Sunday morning note reflects on cold weather and a 16 degree reading, pondering whether winter will be mild or harsh. The author finds solace in longer days, winter sunsets, and starry skies, while recalling a snowy landscape and a lonely country road. The piece also offers poinsettia care guidance, advising 60 degree warmth, thorough watering until drainage, then drying before rewatering, with roots described.
A humorous essay on poinsettias thriving through dormancy and a critique of small town newspapers. It muses on plant resilience and the value of local records, quoting Robert H. Klumphyey on impersonal society and the desire to see names in print, ending with Mamie’s scrapbook remark about women and store knowledge.
I wish to sincerely thank the church circle and friends for cards letters and powers while I was hospitalized. They were truly appreciated.
Mrs. Margie Hampton thanks those who prayed, sent cards and visited during hospital stay and after returning home. Margaret Grayson thanks for cards gifts and plants on her 94th birthday January 1. Grace Beck family expresses gratitude for flowers messages sympathy memorials and kindness at time of passing.
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