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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1951
Page
3
A rural editorial urges action on the Nishna river flood impact with damaged bridges and disrupted farms. It praises volunteer workers in vacation Bible schools and laments government inertia while calling for watershed conservation and temporary repairs to protect roads and utilities.
The piece argues farmers cannot withhold cattle without loss and that beef producers should not bear all cost of cheaper meat for consumers. It notes inflationary feeder stock costs, potential 4% price rollbacks, and the need for protection against losses when rollbacks occur. It critiques OPS for harming beef production and paints a picture of misaligned incentives among farmers, retailers, packers, and wage trends.
The Leader argues government price control without rationing is unwise and impossible. OPS has raised prices, added costs to retailers, and offered no consumer protection. Congress should end OPS unless rationing is admitted with clear time limits, given ample production and abundance arguing price control is unnecessary.
A fragment from the Malvern Gazette recounts Henry Alstrope recalling a Mills countion from 48 years ago and Rob Salyers earning the Burr Medal and Fox Military Gold Watch at Wentworth Academy. It notes Malvern Arkansas high school student council promises and a Norse inspired voyage through sports and church notices.
The Rural Youth group at the K. P. hall in Glenwood held a marriage ceremony between Angina Pac toris Perlinag Egeplant and George Washington Augustus Peabean, with choreographed military-style entrance by the bride’s father. The event featured varied attire and a cameo by a veterinary actor, amid plans for a food stand at the Glenwood Horse Show and a hayride gathering, as two new members joined and speeches noted agricultural extension work.
Describes the eye as a wizardlike organ with magic in vision. Light waves enter the eye and form an image on the retina. Energy converts to nerve impulses that travel to the brain to produce actual sight.
Pvt Dallas Perkins writes home from Newfoundland about rain, fishing industry, moose, elk, and landscape being a fisherman's paradise. He notes few paved roads, proximity to the Atlantic, John Cabot site, Marconi wireless milestone, and local fire fears. Also mentions St Johns population and local fires.
An Iowa Mills County Poultry Club meeting at Ann Fellows home discussed market project results and upcoming fair plans. June 3 all day meeting set with no picnic dinner. judging before dinner and home visits after. Nancy Wright served as voting delegate and Jo sephine Johnson acted as reporter.
Farmers in the county report miracle corn work with many fields unplanted this year yet average progress is rapid aided by tractors. U.S. tractor power soars from 9.0 million horses to 178 million, signaling progress in mechanization. Experimental results note high pasture value from brome grass with Holstein milk and forage efficiency, while Dixon Springs reports steers and lambs gains per acre. A de humidifier helps keep basements and workshops dry to prevent rust and tool damage.
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