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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1950

Page

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Editorials Your Favorite Hog and Family Type Farms

The piece discusses hog selection by shavers on slaughterhouses, noting red hogs' bristles hinder workers. It reviews United Packinghouse Workers CIO views on economic principles favoring family type farms and questions why CIO-CIO leaders lack similar stance for industries. It also critiques Mills Farm Bureau and urges McManigal to push a 1950 resolution toward family type farms.

United Packinghouse Workers CIO Farm Bureau Brannan CTO McManual Mills Farm Bureau CLO Teaders

Reform and Efficiency urged for state and county government

The Leader argues for redistricting to balance representation and supports constitutional revision, regular code reviews, county boundary reassessment, and a county manager option. It praises the Mills County Soil Conservation District for boosting the county’s economy through effective governance and federal aid use, led by proactive Commissioners.

Des Moines Register General Assembly

District conservation effort earns national notice

The district gains national recognition for its agricultural work. Commissioners praise Ray W Jones as unit conservationist for his energy and initiative, contributing to a highly successful team. The annual report appeals to farmers and others who value agriculture’s role in economic well being.

Ray W Jones

Following the Leader in Malvern Gun Club Circle Hunt

The Leader's sports column recalls a circle hunt by the Malvern Gun Club that yielded a record one fox. The piece weaves in anecdotes from Blaine Hawkins of Wapello about a Arkansas farmer and multiple hunting mishaps with hounds, shotguns, and wolves observed near Oakland, with various misfires and humorous outcomes.

Malvern Blaine Hawkins Wapello Arkansis

Silver City Notes on 20th Anniversary and Local News

A rural Silver City column reports a surprise 20th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Techan with attendees from Clarinda Council Bluffs Glenwood Mineola and Omaha. It also covers a funeral notice for Frank H Raynor Glenwood and death in Boone, booster club and church activities, births and relocations, and community notices including the Rebekah circle meeting and local visits.

Henry Techau Donald Techau Mineola Hetty Techau Omaha Bud Kahl Fritz Miller Hans Scheels Herman Schroeder Familly Frank H. Raynor Raynor Boone Boone Hospital Frank Harve Raynor Harve Cora Raynor New Market Milwaukee Oakland Bank Mortuary Gravity Glenwood Raynor Funeral Home Hoone Grace Methodist Church Villisea Lloyd Charinda Luis Joyce Tandy Silver City Ray Pitman Willie Lloyd Raynor Clarinda Luis Joyce Bunday Mae Burgoin Doug Tyson Clarence Burgoin Avoca Win. Rew Macedonia Dwight Westcott Fred Westcott Denison

Born to Mr and Mrs Glen Franke a Sioux City baby

A boy was born on February 22 at Mercy hospital to Mr and Mrs Glen Franke. Mrs Pansy Downs of Sioux City is spending two weeks at the home of her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Ray Fender.

Dick Smith Omaha Forrest Smith Malvern Ralph Brewer Emil Knickman Donald Ord the Edmundson Hospital Bessie Smith Riley Robertson Yellville Ark Albert Bailey James Bailey V. J. Cadwell Hapid City 2 Edith Madeant Oxeboland Carl Majcom Godt Calvin MecClipe Edwell Edith Mutrom Ereta Decker Bendt Lib Hunt Mercy Hospital Arch Decher Wiwell Hapad Bilston Glen Franke Pansy Downs Sioux City Hhas Ray Fender Ivan Lintner Glenwood Rosa Lintner Rew Burgoin Margurite James Burgoin Ren Roger Bendt Earl Bendt Herman Bendit Mac McCoy Carrie McClure Virgil Decker Trudy Grace Rommel E. E. Jones Mineola Renny Schoor Fred Techau New York American Airlines Germany A. F. Childs McClelland Hull Childs Harry Adams David Red Oak Mr. Adams Pat Gearhart Charles Schenefield Benny Schnoor Council Bluffs BE. E. Jones Clifford Rommel Nancy Shenefield Ed Matcom Oakland WW. J. Cadwell Rapid City S&s. D Edith Maleom Mae McCoy Judy Virgh Decker Fort Tendt Roger Silver City Elmer Maleam Clarence Tennett Lawrence Tennett RN McGill Smalletia James Talley

Card of Thanks for Bereavement and Family News

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after bereavement and lists many relatives and friends who shared flowers meals visits and birthdays. It notes weekend visits in Glenwood Red Oak Malvern Mineola and Silver City with multiple family members and a birthday celebration and mentions travel and health updates.

Frank Raynor James Burgoin

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