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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1966
Page
5
A Scout asks about freedom of press and speech. The piece argues these freedoms are foundational, protect differing views, and require responsible use, with libel laws ensuring redress for harm. It stresses truthful public information and that free expression allows truth to surface through competition of ideas.
A column blends quirky items as residents discuss social ties and plans. References to Glenwood arrangements, concert touchpoints, and a "broodl bullfights" note stir curiosity while Jo Ane Wray reports stock in trade and many calls after an ad. Californians and avocados surface in a travel anecdote toward the end.
Entry shows the Malvern Iowa post office class matter and advertising rate card. It lists display advertising per column inch at 63 cents, locals per line at 15 cents, classified ads per line with 15 cents first insertion, 80 cents minimum, and a card of thanks at 15 cents per line.
Residents along the Mt. Verma route to Malvern’s town dump urge proper disposal of litter. The article notes the scenic country lane and warns that laws against littering apply as strictly on the road as on a primary highway.
Mabel Melissa Potts Bradley born November 3 1882 in Reno Cass County dies March 2 at Lakeview Manor Glenwood after a lifetime of teaching and community service. She helped found Mills County 4-H clubs and PTA and served on Strahan school board. Survived by seven children 28 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren with 74 immediate family members. Services were March 6 in Glenwood with burial in Malvern cemetery.
Public notices detail an election in Shenandoah Community School District across Mills Fremont Page and Town counties seeking a bond issue up to 1 100 000 for a new high school and site. Ballots include yes or no prompts, precinct voting rules, and locations. Another Malvern town election asks voters to approve Northwestern Bell Telephone Company street use and a telegraph system with municipal terms and stations. The notices cover election dates, polling places, and the process for approving the public measure and ordinance.
Mills County auditors office invites sealed bids by 10 00 AM March 22 1986 for listed construction work Plan specifications and forms are available at the County Auditor or County Engineer Proposals must be on furnished forms contain no unprovided reservations and bidders must meet qualifications including Iowa State Highway Commission list Where required bids may involve material supplies or equipment lubrication oils fuels and related items March 8 1966 Board of Supervisors Glenn L Johnson County Auditor
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