Population decline in Malvern sparks job boost optimism
The Malvern community notes a population drop of 159 since the 1960 census, yet local employers like Henningsen Foods add jobs and the Malvern mill expands to two shifts. New activity from Gulf Farm Center and Farm Bureau store attracts residents, while many workers live in nearby towns. Residents hope faster roads to Omaha and better facilities will reverse the trend as sales tax and business vigor rise.
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Askitsors
Malvern
Henningsen Foods
Tnc
Malvern Mill
Gulf Farm Center
Farm Bureau Service Store
Omaha
Learning Resources Center Offers Free Movie Selections
The Learning Resources Center at Red Oak invites schools and libraries to order free films suitable for home projectors. The offer includes various titles and emphasizes accessible public lending through local institutions.
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Red Osk
Malvern Leader announces editor’s cultural notes and ads
The Malvern Leader features editor F A Wortman notes, local subscription prices, advertising rates, and a retrospective on Laurel and Hardy. The piece laments limited cultural offerings and praises upcoming educational resources including a planetarium and Learning Resources Center materials.
FOLLOWING THE LEADER By F A W
A chaotic spoof of sports writers and editors comments on coverage and readers. It discusses disparities in high school sports, typographical errors, and reader perceptions. It references Arizona contrasts, a constitutional amendment debate, and upcoming inventory hearings by the Ways and Means Committee.
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Cron
Malvern
Sd Pey
Bob West
Dave
MCHS
Froni May
Lou Neill
Mesa, Aziz
Coméy
Ways and Means
Hearing on livestock taxation and assessor issues
A hearing on livestock taxation and County Assessor problems follows. The discussion centers on key factors for personal property tax relief and the challenge of securing $60 to $100 million to fund the relief. The speaker questions whether a Senator should back a tax measure to raise the funds.
Obituary of Josephine Anna Van Ardel
Josephine Anna Van Arsdel born November 18 1883 Thurman Iowa married Archie Lee Van Arsdel July 2 1904. They raised son Delbert Carrol on a Thurman area farm later moved to Sidney. Survived by four grandchildren nine great grandchildren sister and brother and many relatives. Funeral February 16 Crawford Funeral Home Sidney interment Thurman cemetery.
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Heber
Jane Forney
Thurman
Archie Lee van Arsdel
Delbert Carrol
Josie
Lee
Sidney
Delbert
Council Bluffs
Victor
Marines
Richard
Victor van Arsdel
Beverly Rasmussen
Betsy Henry
Guy Grindle Jr
Malvern
Ernest Forney
Grand Rapids
Mich
Crawford Funeral Home
Clyde King
Thurman Cemetery
Silver Cloud 41 Club
Mary Bebh Castella
Pat Trively
Regina Mercer
Joyce Stephens
Christiaa Peterson
Becky Dean
Christine Mickelson
Lori McConkey
Mrs. Henderson
Mills County seeks bids on fuel supply contract
Mills County Board of Supervisors invites sealed bids for Regnar Gasoline and No 1 Premium Diesel Fuel with approximate quantities of 40 000 and 60 000 gallons respectively. Bids must be on county forms and filed by the set deadline with the County Auditor Glenn E Johnson.
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Mills County
Glenn E. Johnson
East Liberty Notes on Mrs Josie Stotts Correspondent
East Liberty report from Mrs Josie Stotts notes Rev Pullman Sunday morning sermon titled Prepared to Receive What God Offers. Mrs Hugh Hayes returned by train Thursday from North Platte Nebraska where she visited her parents and sister, Mr and
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North Platte
Nebr
Legislature Friction Highlights Two House Rift
February 23 1967 a grave cancer in the legislature is lack of cooperation between the Senate and House. The Senate has liberalized rules allowing quick action to embarrass the House, which is Republican controlled. Disputes over the 18 year old voting measure and school bus bill reveal deep division on tax and spending. If government expands services, funding must follow, offering at least a farmer's protection.
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Senate
House
Public Notices in Mills County Official Newspaper
The Malvern Leader serves as the official newspaper for Mills County and its municipalities, school districts and other public bodies providing public information on government actions, court notices, and legal proceedings.
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Court Nation
Malvern Leader
Mills County
Notice to Bidders Mills County Gasoline and Diesel Fuel
Sealed bids for gasoline and diesel fuel will be received by the Mills County Auditor in Glenwood Iowa until 10 30 A M March 7 1967. Bidders must file with each proposal a certified or cashier’s check drawn on a solvent Iowa bank payable to the County Auditor. The check may be cashed with proceeds retained as liquidated damages if the bidder fails to execute a contract.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Iowa
Towa Bank
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