Mills County Swine Drive Major Farm Income
Mills County farmers and their suppliers depend on swine as a top income source as spring farrowing nears. In 1461 farmers produced about 105,500 pigs earning roughly four million dollars. Mills County averages 7.4 pigs per litter, above state average, with pig production supporting much of local farm services from seeds to feed and equipment.
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John Waller
Walleree
Mills County
Cork
Taylor County
Milla County
Cedar County
Montgomery County
Fremont County
Ida County
Wapello County
Tn Mills County
No Tax Increase Needed at This Time Says Scherle
Representative Mills County William J. Scherle states no current tax increase is needed as the 59th General Assembly faces revenue bills and liquor by the drink. He notes the capital improvement fund holds over $20 million and argues even with no new appropriations, about $10 million remains by year end 1965. He criticizes a pending 3 percent sales tax as a forgone conclusion and urges restraint on taxes.
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Scherle
William J. Scherle
Mills County
59Th General Assembly
Malvern Iowa Town Council Minutes March 4 1963
Regular meeting of Malvern Iowa Town Council on March 4 1963 with Mayor Spiker and councilors Hardy Ford Knop Mansfield and Salyers present. Bills approved include street water and general fund items from Malvern Power Light Co N W Bell Tel Co Malvern Bank and others totaling multiple accounts with wages and taxes. Meeting adjourned after payments and clerk records.
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Spiker
Hardy
Ford
Knop
Mansfield
Salyers
Towa Power & Light Co
Towa
N. W. Bell Tel, Co
Norman Pierce
Wat OF
Fung Vni Secess Rocess
Taspee
John Irvin
Sc. W. Rich
Ssvingeriacitiver Eye
Ydlaas
C. W. Rich
Malvern Postoffice
Irma Bruce
N. W. Bell Tel. Co
Malvern Bank
General Fund
Lyle Courtier
Salyers Auto Co
Sus
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
Collins Drug
National Tank E Corp
Houser Oil Company
M. W. Bell Tel, Co
R. W. Mann and Associates
Malvern Leader
Ford Conoco Service
Waller
Malvern Lumber’ Co
Costello Insurance Agency
Street Fund
Water Fund
Wisessnsine Bby
Counseil
Culligan, Inc
Forter Parts
Woodford
R. Byington
McKesson & Rob
Lw. A. Courtier
Pace Service Co
Trk
Briges Chevrolet Jy
Genral Fund
Liquor by the Drink Debate Faces Legislative Burden
The dispute over liquor by the drink grows toward a key legislative showdown with pressure from both sides. Critics warn of abuse and immorality while supporters call for regulations. The issue echoes broader concerns like a blood test for driver licenses and stronger enforcement to curb drunken driving and illegal sales. Samuel Johnson quote underscores a hope for constructive outcomes.
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Iowa
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Malvern Leader Classified Advertising Rates 19th Century Style
Advertisement rates for Che Malvern Leader show subscriptions, display ads, reader locals, and classified lines with per-line pricing. Rates cover in county and out of state placements, with minimums and special card notices.
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Mills County
Iowa
Imogene
Randolph
Tabor
United States
Liquor by Drink May Boost Adult Delinquency
A reader argues against liquor by the drink, urging enforcement of laws and recalling wartime tickets. She citesProverbs Habakkuk and Chronicles, claiming moral decline from alcohol and calling for a return to Bible principles to save the nation.
Malvern Leader discusses budget, liquor bills and legislature
The Malvern Leader outlines budget battles and committee changes in Iowa's 1963 session. It notes the Appropriations Committee will meet regularly as House Ways and Means shapes the revenue outlook. It discusses liquor by the drink, predicting a committee bill after bills merge, with uncertainty over the House stance amid ongoing fiscal disputes. The piece also mentions Sunday closing and livestock check-off debates, and skepticism that the governor's budget will be accepted.
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Appropriations Committee
House
Ways and Means
Appropriations
Board of Control
Liquor Committee
Senate
Hughes
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