Record Editorial Urges Mills County Primary Turnout
The Malvern Leader urges Mills County voters to turn out next Tuesday for a busy Republican ballot with five county contests and notable district and state races plus competitive Democratic contests. It notes newly enfranchised 18 to 20 year olds and the county Committee Opposed to Zoning efforts as factors, stresses voting as a citizen duty, and calls for respectful acceptance of majority will after elections.
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Mills County
New Eaton Plant Aims to Boost Shenandoah Economy
Attendees at the dedication and open house for the Eaton truck transmission plant in Shenandoah described it as a regional asset for southwest Iowa. The facility, covering five acres with 200 workers now and 500 planned, signals decentralization alongside Uniroyal and Western Electric plants in Red Oak and McClelland, potentially reversing long-standing population declines and easing local housing pressures while supporting agriculture.
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Eaton
Shenandoah
Iowa
Uniroyal
Western Electric
Red Oak
McClelland
Senator Bass Reports on Interim Committees This Summer
Senator Earl Bass outlines three interim study efforts this summer. The Mental Health and Juvenile Institution committee met twice to explore cost cutting and county based mental health centers. The Professional and Occupational Licensing committee considers expanding boards and licensing scope. The Milk and Milk Products committee seeks streamlined dairy inspections and regulatory uniformity.
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Bass
Interium
Oats Disposition Date Extended to August 1
Mills County ASCS informs farmers in the 1972 Feed Grain Program that the disposition date for oats on set aside or conserving base acres has been extended from July 1 to August 1. Oats harvested for hay or silage from Conserving Base Acres must be harvested by the milk stage, and grazing of mature standing oats on conserving or set aside acres is prohibited until September 1.
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Mills County
ASCS
Morning news opinions mix travel trends and politics
Publisher Bob Caswell notes shifts in American travel ready to be light or fully loaded as cars and campers crowd the roads. GOP rival Ralph Scott touts conservatism over Sen. Miller, while Nixon and Agnew receive pointed commentary. A zoological remark warns of endangered species as human activity rises. The era’s dating and work norms are critiqued amid political satire.
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Red Oak Express
Bob Caswell
Colorado
Painful After-Effect of a Cross-County Run by Benny Kling
Benny Kling faced blistering heat during a cross-country tour with TV Age coverage. The candidate recalls foot pain from blistered toes after walking town to town. Vexed by posters, shopkeepers endure eye strain from glare and taped ads on glass. A rumor says Malvern offers a whistle stop but cannot stop its whistle.
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Benny
Walker
Kling
Thay
TV Age
Gal Friday behind every success in business and government
In Iowa observations the true driver of success is the secretary or "Gal Friday" who initiates action, handles problems, and guides the boss through daily tasks. The piece praises these assistants, noting their judgment, efficiency, and behind the scenes influence, while thanking them for a job well done. The column also records social notes from Hastings visitors to Shenandoah, bridal showers, farewells, and local gatherings across the week.
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Iowa
Local social notes detail visitors and family events in Wesley
Wesley News Tuesday notes guests in the Weldon Granteer home include Darrell Hendricks Kay from Riverside and W L Devine of Co Bluffs. A new son Joseph Scott to Joe and Mrs Lees born Tuesday weighs 7 lbs. Visitors arrive for two weeks in Ben Wilson home and other relatives gather, weddings, dinners, and weekend visits noted among families in Co Bluffs Mason City Fremont Audubon and Honolulu with varied trips and calls.
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Weldon Granteer
Darrell Hendricks
Kay
Riverside
Calif
W. L. Devine
Co. Bluffs
Granteer
Hendricks
W.L. Devine
Joe Lees
Joseph Scott
Alan Palmer
Lees
Ben Wilson
Wilson
John Hootman
Joanne
San Diego
Inlaw
Merle Emerson
Karen
Dale
Wayne
Fremont
Charles Gooch
Mason City
Brownville
Joe Robbins
Lorance Lisle
Paul Greenes
Millbrae
W.E. McGrew
Doris Cain
Honolulu
Hawaii
McGrew
Gale Spensler
Orangevale
Robert Reshes
Duane Edmondson
Henderson
Howard Wilson
Jack Courtiers
Malvern Leader Issue Summary July 27 1972
Local Malvern Leader issue of July 27 1972 covers community news, brief notices, and upcoming events for Malvern Iowa. Contains civic announcements, school items, and social notes from town residents.
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Malvern
Iowa
Hastings Socials Note Weekend Visits and Guests
Hastings residents share weekend visits with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Atkinson of Council Bluffs called on her parents the Arthur Larsons Sunday afternoon. Lynn Turner of Malvern dinner guest in the Kenneth Grindle home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Good of Jonesboro Tenn. and Mrs. Grace Good of Kingsport Tenn. are visiting the Rolly Good family. Mrs. Evelyn Resh of Red Oak and Warren Crawford of Tabor attended a picnic dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stogdill for Dennis Brown and sons of Omaha.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Melvin McGrew
Richard Godfrey
Richard
Red Oak
Camp Ripley
Minn
Lorance Lisle
Lorance
Paul Greene
Cindy
Millbrae
Calif
Lisles
Greenes
W.A. Turner
Edwin Lisle, Jr
Edwin Lisle
Verne Lisle
Read Arthur
Clarinda
Edith Whiting
Chicago
Joe Robbins
Back
Cheri Kling
Colorado Springs
Colo
United M.Y.F
John Wilson
Homer Pedersen
Mercy Hospital
Carl Atkinson
Council Bluffs
Arthur Larsons
Lynn Turner
Malvern
Kenneth Grindle
Paul Good
Jonesboro
Tenn
Grace Good
Kingsport
Rolly Good
Herb Stogdill
Dennis Brown and Sons
Omaha
Evelyn
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