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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1973

Page

9

Beef Prices Compared to Stamps and Wages in 1973

Wm J Scherle argues beef prices lag far behind postage and other costs. He compares steer prices to stamps and to medical care and baby costs, noting US beef is cheaper than many nations while inflation looms and price controls threaten. He also highlights labor talks and POW return stories as context for broader economic tensions.

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Two OMVUI cases bound over in Watson Court

In Watson Court this week two OMVUI charges led the docket, both bound over to the District Court. George Sieck of Council Bluffs and Charlene Green of Pacific Junction were the primary defendants, with fines assessed for related traffic violations and licenses. Sgt Kent arrives at Brindisi Italy for Air Force duty. posts details of service, family, and prior assignments.

OMVUI John Watson George Robert Sieck Council Bluffs Iowa Highway Patrol Charlene Frances Green Pacific Junction Glenwood Max L. Hammer Anton Fritz Leonard Good Paul Roenfeldt Charles Gardner, Jr Omaha James Mitchell William Humphrey Plattsmouth Helen Floyd Janet Mira Darrell Fender Jesse Matthews Des Moines Jack Peters Bruce R. Johnson Shenandoah David Schroeder Jerald Max Beggs Eric Allen Barbour Tabor Gerald Andrew Plummer Pamela Johnson William David Willett Rick Wirth Hiram Hansen Julie Ungrad Kent Brindisi Italy Orville T. Kent Vernon P. Kent San Vieto Air Station Homestead Afb Fla Republic of Korea Clarinda Iowa Thelma Earl McGee Henderson Sgt

Marriage and Vehicle Registrations Highlight Mills County Week

One marriage license was issued to Randall Sell and Rhonda Mount, both of Glenwood. Ten new car registrations were recorded, including Chevrolets for Noah Hunt, Glenwood, Guy Osborn, Emerson, Robert Jonson, Glenwood, and Sylvia Fitzpatrick, Glenwood, plus Fords for Gordon Hascall, Emerson, Charles Hanson, Malvern, and Douglas Roll, Glenwood. Three other vehicles included a Volkswagon to James Severns, a Chev pickup to Kenneth Henderson, Malvern, and a Lincoln Continental to Rafael Roure. No District Court cases were heard this week. A new publication on beef crossbreeding highlights economics for Iowa cattlemen, with expert Bob deBaca detailing heterosis benefits and crossbreeding strategy for Mills County readers.

Lorraine Strand Randall Lynn Sell Rhonda Marie Mount Glenwood Mills County Noah Hunt Guy Osborn Emerson Robert Johnson Sylvia Fitzpatrick Gordon Hascall Charles Hanson Malvern Douglas Roll James Severns Kenneth Henderson Rafael Roure Bob deBaca Iowa State University Iowa Mills County Extension LaVerne C. Obrecht

Benefit Game to Aid Allan Roche Scholarship

A student committee at Iowa Western Community College plans a 7:30 p.m. March 19 benefit basketball game at St. Albert's gym in Council Bluffs to fund a scholarship in memory of Allan Roche. IWCC faculty vs KOIL Good Guys, $1 admission, goals to raise at least $1,000 for a Manning High School graduate attending IWCC.

Iowa Western Community College Allan Roche Iowa Western St. Albert's Council Bluffs IWCC Koil Good Guys Pauline Zuch Miss Zuch First National Bank Manning Iowa Manning High School Towa Western Community College

Small Advances at Omaha Market

Strong demand for fleshy two way steers and outlet for heifers boosted fat cattle prices in Omaha this week. Muddy conditions from heavy rains slowed movement, but fed steers and heifers rose 25-50 cents with top steer at 46 dollars and many at 45.25 to 45.75. Heifers topped at 45 dollars with many sales 44.50 to 44.90, and cows improved 2 dollars to 2.50.

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