Along Main Street With Pete Graham
A column mixes political critique and local wit as Emmett Butler notes government press clashes over the Pentagon Papers and cites local figures and nicknames. The piece reflects on media bias, democracy, and humorous monikers for Malvern residents amid 1970s politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Truman
Hardy
Jon
Kemp
Jack
Akham
Benny
Kiing
Idey
Leo
Wortman
Widie Butger
O'Donnell
Allan
Burdie
Charles
Costello
Pete
Graham
Roger
Jepsen
Robert
Ray
Iowa
Towa Democrats
Harold
Hughes
Main Street
Farmers push for national bargaining boards under proposed bills
The National Farmers Union backs Mondale and Sisk sponsored bills to create National Agricultural Relations and Bargaining Boards. Both would let the President appoint boards with Senate consent to direct bargaining and set or influence marketing orders. The NFO urges farmer unity under Capper Volstead, while processors and livestock, dairy groups weigh in on potential exemptions and amendments. Staley stresses unifying farmers now under existing law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farmer's Union
Senator Mondale
National Agricultural Relations Board
Sisk
California
American Farm Bureau
National Agricultural Bargaining Board
National ‘Boards
Senate
Oren Lee Staley
NFO
American Cattlemen's Association
Staley
Leader Ad Tips for Saving Money and Value
The Leader features ads promising better value and cost savings. Readers can spot discounts, bulk buys, and promotions across categories, with emphasis on practical deals and local offerings.
From Our House Confessions Of A Sleepless Summer
In a light column the author laments summer maladies from poison ivy to sun excess and stray injuries. Personal anecdotes include cat napping, a mock wound dressed by a child, and a surprising dream of a stung at 3 30 a m. The note ends by noting the Up With The People program inviting inquiries to Tucson Arizona 85719.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Four Area Students Named to ISU Dean’s List
The Dean's List for the spring quarter at Iowa State University lists 1,349 students, including four from Mills County. Virginia Angus and Donald Bell of Malvern, and Richard Buffington and David Tack of Glenwood are cited for honors. Angus is a home economics major. Bell Civil Engineering. Buffington Industrial Administration. Tack Pre veterinary Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University
Ames
Mills County
Virginia Angus
Donald Bell
Malvern
Richard Buffington
David Tack
Glenwood
Angus
Bell
Buffington
Tack
District 4H Beef Heifer Show set for Aug 14 at Council Bluffs
The District 4H Beef Heifer Show will be held at the fair grounds 42nd and Ave B Council Bluffs on August 14 Entries are limited to Mills County 4 H members Entries are open to purebred registered Shorthorn Hereford and Aberdeen Angus heifers calved in 1970 Polled Hereford and Polled Shorthorns compete with horned breeds Rules mirror Iowa State Fair 4 H classes For more information contact Mills County Extension Office Entries due July 31 1971
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Fair Grounds
Ave. B
Council Bluffs
Mills County
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Pete Graham
C. C. Caswell
Pentagon
Elisberge
Ellsberg
Spiro T
Pak Chung Hee
Veep
Sigmund Rhee
Pak
Spira
Mr. Pak
Emmett Butler
Treynor
Commie Plot
Ralph Nader
Ralph
Georgia
Commie
Martha Mitchell
Martha
Donald Kaul
Des‘Moines Register
Richard
Nixon
Pete Hamilton
The
Shenandoah Evening Sentinel
Kaul
Bill Scherle
Bill
Niacin
Rexall
Coltine —Ping Co
Edel Knight
Malvern, la
NFO Report
Mrs. Howard Palmer
Fire & Rescue
Malvern Dept
Dr. Spock
U.S. Air Force
ISU
Mills County Extension Office
Sale
Simmons Sadio
Rockers
Mansfield's Incorporated
Malvern, Iowa
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