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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1966
Page
6
An eight page publication summarizes net income versus living costs across income groups. Core households earning under four thousand dollars spent about four thousand and a quarter, while higher earners spent a smaller share. Details by age of operator, farming years and children's ages are included. Available from Frenwal County Extension Office in Sidney.
Total living expenditures for Iowa farm families rose 2 percent to 4856 dollars per family in 1965, based on data from 219 farm families in the Iowa State University Cooperative Extension Service report. Net income reached 12050 dollars, up 54 percent, with families allocating 40 percent of net income to living costs.
A column blends July lore from Wordsworth and Roman myth with notes on dog days and Sirius. It marks National Farm Safety Week and warns that home accidents rival all other sites, noting about 30,000 yearly deaths and over four million injuries, urging safety awareness.
The Mills County Board of Supervisors met June 3 1906 with Evans and Washburn present. Bills approved include mileage per diem for Don Rhoden Henry Washburn and others plus various county fund disbursements and bounties. Adjourned to June 11 1966.
The Mulla County Board of Supervisors adjourned after confirming no further business and set the next meeting for July 6, 1986. Clerk Glenn L. Johnson attested the proceedings.
The Mai verh Leader serves as the official newspaper for Milla county and its municipalities, school district, and other public bodies, providing public notices of government actions and court matters to residents.
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