21 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1946
Page
1
A description of a St Patrick's event with remarks by speakers, a parade atmosphere, and a focus on hospitality. The afternoon included refreshments and a clement setting with Patricks Day decor, as attendees enjoyed a meal and social gathering.
The piece explains four life-line factors for any business wages materials costs prices and profits and examines how rising wages from a strike and higher material prices pressure Harvester’s 1946 profit outlook. It stresses uncertainty, risk, and the need for a prudent, well-founded management decision to protect workers customers and investors.
Harvester management states wage increases cannot safely proceed without government authorized price boosts for farm machinery to cover higher costs. Company prefers price reductions but will raise prices if required, noting production delays affect farmers and city residents. They urge a fair course balancing employees, customers, and shareholders amid ongoing controversy.
Notice announces an April 1 1946 election at Henderson Iowa for general obligation bonds of 40000 to fund an addition to the Consolidated School building to serve as gymnasium and manual training room with full facilities. Board president Tyree Gordon Steiner certifies the notice dated March 6 1946. list of local residents and community updates follow with routine social items.
A flurry of house moves, anniversaries, and visits fills a Tuesday in the area. Lewis family guests leave WATS charge refunds, while Martha Haneen of Oma hails from a surgeon’s circle. Phelps of Red Oak visits town. Norton couple celebrate 26th wedding anniversary on March 14. Miss Thames visits Missouri, while Miss Garrett stays with parents in Braddrville. Various locals drop by Lenox, Omaha, and nearby farms, with a birthday party for Roger Fink.
Imogene S Mills formerly of Imogene was seriously injured Monday evening when a cow kicked while being roped with kicking straps. He fell, sustaining internal injuries and was taken to Mercy hospital Coun cil Bluffs where an emergency operation was performed Wednesday. He is reported better but still very sick. His mother Mrs Catherine McGinnis remains with him in Council Bluffs.
The readable text references Martin staying with Mrs Katie and Mr Gareill for the school year, mentions Ed V. Martis, and notes a sale of large sheets of extra wiring paper B4x28 for muffled uses, ending with a stray line about Waste Paper.
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