No Sales Tax Boost If Assembly Cuts Costs
Town leaders fear higher sales tax. lawmakers plan to cut spending and seek other revenue. Senators Shalt and Schroeder back an 8 percent sales tax tied to eliminating the state personal income tax. They argue many pay more income tax than with the proposal, but critics note the tax falls hardest on those least able to pay and could disadvantage Town stores versus neighboring states. Some farmers support higher sales tax to ease property taxes, but the plan offers no property tax reduction. A withholding plan and higher income tax rates could provide needed revenue if Governor Loveless trims the budget.
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Assembly
General Assembly
Loveless
Big Storms Are Inconvenient But Who Would Miss Them
Sunday snow storms caused isolation for farmers and towns, cut electric and telephone service, and brought inconvenience. Yet many found excitement and a sense of nature’s power in watching the snow fall and trees bend under weight.
Malvern Leader and Mills Ceonta’s Home Paper Ad Rates
Malvern Iowa based Che Malaern Leader mills Ceonta’s home newspaper since 1878 lists subscriptions in advance for one year six months and three months with prices for Mills County and nearby towns Oak Imogene Randolph Tabor and routes elsewhere in the United States also notes advertising rates per column inch per line and minimum charges with a Car of Thanks line item.
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Che Malaern Leader Mills Ceonta
F. A. Wortman
Malvern
Iowa
Congress
Mills County
Oak
Imogene
Randolph
Tabor
United States
Community basketball keeps schools together in Mills county
Citizens urge continuing local basketball and facilities amid school reorganization talk in Mills county. The piece notes that sports mobilize communities, with many arguing basketball helps school activity and local building programs, while push for reorganizing academics.
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Wainine
Nes Maines
Irgialatars
Smvatl
Wold
Mills County
East Mills County
Strahan
Uthall
Following the Leader Jane SRO and local school notes
Our TasdIlle reporter Mrs Gertie Culver corrects a past item about early day schools noting Little Brick school was never closed since 1913 with 22 pupils and teacher Heulah Owens while Four Corner schools closed along with others in Rawles township A new book at Malvern library mentions ancient Jewish law about public sessions and sleeping during them causing a potential 30 day fine.
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Tillsdale
Gertie Culver
Lulu Potts Abbott
Culver
Heulah Owens
Rawles Township
Malvern
Alleep
Malvern School Reorganization Study Outlines Facilities
Malvern district study by A B Grimes maps a single rural district plan blending Everson Meanderson Malvern Silver ity and Steaban areas. It details high school site, building age, expansions, bus barns absence, and community use of facilities while noting elections and governance steps for any reorganization proposal.
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Malvern
A. B. Grimes
Everson
Bast Ings
Meanderson
Silverity
Steaban
Malvern High School Facilities Review Highlights Needs
A Malvern assessment notes extensive wear on exterior painting and worn windows, while interior spaces like the English room, study hall, library, science, and home economics rooms require repainting and better lighting. Benefits of consolidating spaces, adding an auditorium gym, and potential reorganization of a future district high school are discussed with emphasis on site adequacy and long term planning.
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Malvern
Haa
Ecupomics
Malvern High School
Iawa
Chantry Sigmantary
Eal
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