Agriculture Policy Sparks Debate On Midwestern Farming
A Council Bluffs meeting sponsored by Nebraska and Iowa agriculture secretaries urged new uses for farm products. Critics argue current Freeman plan loosens enforcement and could depopulate the farm belt, while advocating capping reclamation schemes and avoiding overproduction that harms farmers. The piece cites President Eisenhower era warning against wealth disparity and social upheaval.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Midwest
Council Bluffs
Finnegan
Iown
Cordial Thanks From Malvern Oriolettes Supporters
The Malvern Oriolettes received widespread thanks from fans, administrators, and many communities for strong support during a state tour. Expressions from Omaha World Herald, Council Bluffs Nonpareil, Des Moines Register, Waterloo Courier, and radio KMA accompanied memories of the team as goodwill ambassadors for southwest Iowa, recalling past success of the Emerson Eaglettes.
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Convas
Sari
Qteirim
Ashas
Noehra Waller Stueets
Adama
Ete
Beverson
Omaha World- Herald
Council Bluis
Des Moines Register
The
Waterloo Courier
KMA
Ortolettes
Emerson Eaglettes
Oriolettes
Iowa
Malvern Post Office Notice on Subscriptions and Rates
Public notice from Malvern Iowa details subscription prices in advance for one year six months and three months across Mills County and Imogene Randolph Tabor routes and nationwide. Advertising rates listed for display per column inch reader locals per line and classified ads with minimums and card of thanks charges.
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Mills County
Iowa
Imogene
Randolph and Tabor
United States
Minnesota Reader Seeks No Part in Hot Snow
In a March 8 1962 letter to the editor a Minnesota reader voices alarm at a预测 editorials predicting a snow with a higher melting point than 82 degrees. He jokes about Memorial Day parades and Fourth of July rockets blocked by hot snow and urges limiting support to hot snow only for Iown with export quotas or a ban.
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Minnesota
Iown
Letter from Minnesota about Iowa wine color spill border
John C. Slothower of West Wayzata Minnesota writes expressing concern that increasing colored oleo from Iowa could force closing the border. He signs at Holdridge Road with a formal closing.
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John C. Slothower
Holdridge Road
West Wayzata, Minnesota
Emerson News Roundup of Local Visits and Health News
Emerson area residents enjoyed a weekend of family gatherings with the Waterworths in Farragut and D. Waterworths in Tarkio. Guests included Decker, Hall, Hampton, Ingersoll, and Decker families from Glenwood and Hastings. Ted Wuntsman recovered from a heart attack, while others faced health and travel updates amid winter conditions and school cancellations. A mix of moving plans, hospital stays, and planned reunions fill the community notices.
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Ronnie, Terry
Keith Allery
Farragut
W. E. Waterworth
Doyal Waterworth
Tarkio
Joyce Decker
Gwenda
Glenwood
EB. A. Decker
Alvin Decker
Connie
Kenneth Hall
Dixie
Moves in Emerson Area Signal March Transitions
March brings many relocations in the Emerson vicinity with families moving to farms and homes, including Bacil and Harry Hunt to the Tubbs farm, Duane Fritz to the Francis Parker house, De Wayne Bentley to Red Oak, and several others. Social visits, birthdays, and illnesses thread through the week with relatives from Braham and Council Bluffs noted, plus a stroke hospitalization for Estella Sawyers and local births.
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Emerson
Bacil
Harry Hunt
Tubbs Farm
Duane Fritz
Francis Parker
DeWayne Bentley
Red Oak
Carroll Settell
Bentley
Vernon McKee
Ross Sandquist
Sandor Pavkov Jr
Santdquist
Laverne Clark
Ankeny
Edward Major
Pogue
Clark
Estella Sawyers
Red Oak Hospital
Orvine Tackett
Glenwood
Frank Sawyers
Ross Bryant
Imogene
Heber Hillyer
Floyd Hillyer
E. L. Birdsall
Council Bluffs
E. R. Birdsall
George Resh
Climax
Don Eastwood
Harvey Carson
Roxanne
Omaha
J. F. Shelley
Eldon Selby
Teresa Lynn Mayberry
W. E B. Waterworth
Mayberry
Emerson Women's Club Plant Exchange Planned for April
The Emerson Women's Club met March 6 at the Methodist church with 24 members and guests. Vice President Mrs. Glenn Kellerber called the meeting. Miss Cathryn Psarrakou from Patras Greece spoke on life and impressions of America. Hostesses included Mrs. Cole Blank Zayek Honeyman.
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Emerson Women’s Club
Methodist Church
Glenn Kellenbarer
G. L. Johnson
Green Thumb Exchange
Janice Blazek
Vicki Wilbur
Linda Ellison
Meyers
Glenwood
Attend Sub-District Rally At Farragut
The MYF Subdistrict Rally was held at Farragut Sunday afternoon. Attendees from here included Rev. Willis Grant and Mrs Quentin Johnson along with counselors Randall Bastwood Sharon Bastwood, David Warren, Donald Gillespie, Linda Johnson, Darrell Porter, Jerry Gage, Walter Russell, and Lauria Davis. Linda Johnson provided entertainment from the Emerson church with a baton number. The speaker, Charles Bryant, a Black teacher in the Cornell Bluffs school system, spoke on race prejudice.
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Farragut
MYF
Willis Grant
Quentin Johnson
Randall
Sharon Hbastwood
David Warren
Donald Gillespie
Linda Johnson
Darrell Porter
Jerry Gage
Walter John Russell
Lauria Davis
Emerson, Church
Charles Bryant
Cornell Bluffs
Emerson Auxiliary Meeting Held Fri in Legion Hall
Emerson Auxiliary met at the Legion hall on March 9 with president Mrs Thelma Eastwood presiding. Seventeen members attended and discussed a Girls State banquet on June 21. Rehabilitation chair Winnie Gamble left a Star leprosy magazine from Carville for members to read. cards were requested for Mrs Duane Long and Mrs Corena Birdsall. Refreshments were served by Mrs Esma Barns and committee. The meeting followed World Day of Prayer Service, making it a short session.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Thelma Eastwod
Winnie Gamble
The
Star
Carville
Duane Long
Corena Birdsall
Esma Barns
Emerson First Baptist Church Service Schedule
Emerson First Baptist Church details weekly schedule led by Pastor Dick Person with Supt. Robert Good. Morning Worship at 11, Sunday School at 10, communion meditation at 7:30, depth Bible study from Exodus 13. Vacation Bible School meeting, youth fellowship, choir practices, and special services with Rev. Dennis Ne Haan scheduled April 1 to 8.
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Emerson First Baptist Church
Dick Person
Robert. Good
Peter
Nishna Cottage
Exodus
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Dennis Ne- Haan
Emerson Methodist Church Events and Obituary
Willis Grant will lead worship at Emerson Methodist Church with services at 11 05 a m Senior MYF Sunday at 6 30 Intermediate MYF and Junior Choir meet Wednesday at 7 Mrs Myerson will present piano pupils in a Friday recital at 8 Circles schedule meetings on March 21 and 22 with Hather Martha Neema Ruth Circles hosted by local members A F Smith has died at Selby Nursing Home after a lingering illness.
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Emerson Methodist Church
Willis Grant
Myerson
Hather
Anna Westenburg
S. Martha
Margaret Larson
Neema
Dorothy Geith
Ruth
Leona Dixon
Mrs Evans to Nat's Meeting of Governing Boards
Mrs. Evans travels to San Diego and San Francisco for the Association of Governing Boards of Universities meeting. She is named Regional Director of the Iowa association. Harry Hageman of Wa verly attends. Several local visitations and hospital notes are also reported.
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Mrs. Evans
Nat
K. A. Evans
San Diego
Calif
Arnold Evans
San Francisco
Airman Williams Assigned to Orlando AFB Florida
Airman Second Class Robert 8 Williams son of Mr and Mrs J Stanley Williams of near Emerson is assigned to Orlando AFB following graduation from USAF technical training for missile mechanics at Lowry AFB Colorado. Williams learned to assemble service maintain and operate the Mace missile and ground support equipment. He is a graduate of Red Oak Community High School.
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Williams
Red Oak
Financial report of Malvern Band Mothers Club
The Malvern Band Mothers Club submits a yearly financial report detailing income from magazine sales and Sunday dinners. Expenses cover uniforms, new attire, Mr. Darrah's summer salary, and miscellaneous items. Cash on hand at Jan. 1 1961 was 1,847.87 dollars with 1,173.60 dollars in totals including magazines, dinners, donations, and interest.
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Malvern Band Mothers Club
Band Mothers Club
Darrah
Malvern
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MFA
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Hastings
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Mr. Longinaker
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Dean Mitchell
Oliver
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Shenandoah
Irwin Bolton
Lupt
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Mary
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Linda
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Virginia Lunn
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Larry Simpson
Kirksville
Leon Robbins
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Adair
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Red Oat
Ray Honeywell
Emerson Women's Club
Plant Exchange
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Salvers Auto Company
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Selby Nursing Home
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Henry Wax
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Ed Burton
Chicago
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Hottom
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