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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1972
Page
2
Editorial laments Mansfield Furniture relocation. Notes decades of local presence, growth in housing demand, and a thriving tax base. Sees impact on Malvern’s economy but anticipates new population and lasting community vitality through continued business activity and services.
The Mills organized Beef Carcass Show and luncheon event on Thursday July 20 at the Rubey Livestock Auction Co west of Red Oak. Show starts 8 am with judging by Doyle Wolverton Extension Beef Specialist. Carcasses viewable July 33 at Rock Port beef plant. Luncheon at Gold Crown Inn Red Oak 12:30 pm with speaker John Peterson of the American Meat Board. Free admission. prizes for top five steers and top two heifers.
A satirical tour through early coverage of the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach. The piece pokes fun at pre election punditry, lists colorful local figures, and contrasts humane policing with tougher rhetoric while recalling past political clashes.
A University of Iowa professor recalls a maxim about great people tolerating indifference to politics. He argues government has grown beyond founders’ intent and urges all citizens to engage in selecting officeholders. Indifference enables selfish actors to control action, so justification for government lies in services private citizens cannot provide.
In a letter urging constructive dissent the author defends majority rule and reason over emotion. Dissent is valued when it offers viable alternatives, engaging all ages to shape policy and keep the system responsive and viable for the electorate.
A writer urges Mills County readers to vote in the August 1 primary. The letter explains how primaries select party nominees for each office and how general elections include nominees from all parties. It stresses that voting in both primary and general elections preserves two party balance and ensures qualified officials.
AUK Sunday school attendance 57 with 2 birthdays 6 visitors and an offering of 11.54. Song Just a Wayward Lamb led by Mrs Albert Leppky and Mr and Mrs Merrill Sowers. Attendees include Arvid Ellis of the American Sunday School Union and several visiting friends and relatives from Nebraska, Oregon, California and Iowa.
One man jailed and 13 paid fines in John C. Watson police court this past week. Names and offenses include Robert Tidgren speeding $15 and others from Red Oak Council Bluffs Omaha Glenwood and more with fines ranging from $10 to $20. Douglas Evans of Glenwood received a five day jail sentence for public intoxication.
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