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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1968
Page
4
A critical note argues low hog prices hurt farmers and inflation, urges dramatic but humane hog culling to highlight the issue, and proposes donating meat to regions with severe food shortages. The piece questions whether harming hogs helps or harms overall welfare and calls for swift improvement.
The Malvern Leader lists editor and publisher WORTMAN and details postal information. It shows subscription prices for Mills County Iowa Randolph and Tabor routes, one year six months three months two years at various amounts, and single copies priced at 10 cents, with mail rates outside Alaska and Hawaii.
County GOP leaders reported over 100 attendees at the county convention signaling rising political interest across parties. The piece notes open presidential races with Johnson leading and McCarthy Nemeth challenges, plus ongoing races for US Senator and Governor in Towson amid postwar political activity.
Robert Byers entertains Nastma Waller Club at N Valley Club Wis with evening devotion and fashion show. Guests include Mrs KS Henirit Mrs Les Be bolt Mrs Arnold Williams and others. Parade features Remners wearsos and chen outfits. Socializing and dining wrap the night with guests such as Letty and Gres Medel Grams.
Helen Winchester leads a lively scene as a tea event unfolds, with local patrons and a veteran organizer guiding a small gathering through tasting notes, etiquette reminders, and a nod to regional tea traditions.
Former Hendersonians held a 6x anniversary gathering on March 4 at their home in Phoenix. Macwells and Ames Morrison of Nebraska attended. Dr. and Mrs. Henry Maxell of Labovk Texas were unable to attend. They have grandchildren and six guests sent cards and letters.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Williams attended the Farm Show in the auditorium Qaada on Wednesday where Arnold won the dear prize a tractor umbrella. Many locals including Mr and Mrs Fred Roeder Mr and Mrs Bob Roeder Mir and Mrs Virgil Morris and several others traveled to nearby towns for visits and meals over the weekend.
Local residents attended a Republican Day convention in Glenwood and hosted visitors from Hastings Everson and Omaha. Weekend activities included church funeral attendance Red Oak hospital surgery updates Shanghai attendees at a quarter horse sale in Anita and multiple dinners and visits across Macedonia Carson Malvern Treynor Emerson and Shenandoah with names of attendees and relations.
Pvt Robt E Bell writes on pride in the United States and duty to serve. He contrasts draft fears with choosing to enlist, noting sacrifices of separation from loved ones and the gain of experience. He envisions future travel, growth, and contribution to country and community.
Bob Townsend and Miss Candy Jones wed at Sepam Christian church in Henderson on Saturday March 23 1968. Rev. Robert Jones officiated. Parents are Mr and Mrs Lee Haley of California and Mr and Mrs John Jones of Hyannis Nebraska. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Duane Edmondson. Reception followed at the Edmondsons home. Groom works at Salyers Auto Co in Malvern and they will live in Henderson.
A garbled wartime address shows speaker urging public service and national duty. The text references two months, willingness to serve, and a closing remark by a figure identified as Robert E. Bell. The readable fragments emphasize collective effort and patriotic obligation.
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