Farm Real Estate Valuations At 27 Percent Under Tax Law
Agricultural land would be taxed at 27 percent of current selling price under a new law, raising land values and tax burden in Mis county. City valuations rose sharply with commercial property assessed higher than farms, while small homestead prices range from several hundred to tens of thousands. Higher valuations could lift school costs for poorer districts and trigger sharp tax increases, despite promises of relief in the 1967 tax bill. Authorities call for careful use of higher sale returns and broader tax reform to ease the burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Pest
Lsted
Bill Harbor
On-the-Job Training Probed For Its Effectiveness
The Leader notes that two workers benefited from the state Manpower Training Program two years ago with payroll support totaling $505. Critics said some training was only on paper, but the article defends the program as useful and urges improvement to ensure practical, applied learning for skilled employees.
Malvern News Subscriptions Rates and Mail Details
Subscriptions payable in advance listed for Mills County Iowa Imogene Randolph and Tabor routes. Rates shown: one year six months three months two years for locals and elsewhere including the United States. Single copy by mail 25 cents. Editor F A Wortman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Wortman
Malvern
Iowa
Congress
Mills County
Imogene, Randolph and
Tabor
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Advertising rates and terms for local classifieds
Public notice of advertising rates shows Esch rate card details for insertions. Includes minimum charges, display classified per inch, display advertising per column inch, Cand of Thanks at 15 cents per line, and reader locals per line. First insertion pricing implied.
Training programs reach cost comparison and need
The piece compares Job Corps costs at 3781 dollars per person annually with trade schools like Iowa Western, noting the latter have tuition and unclear costs. It argues the seed for trained workers is acute and urges full use of all training facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Western
Following the Leader Mills county diary notes rough strike days
An irregular Mills County diary recounts effects of a Northwest Bell strike on Glenwood workers such as Paul Thompson on an eighteen hour shift and records a string of personal misadventures, including minor vehicle contact and a safety lecture outing, with a wary tone about forthcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Bell Phone Co
Paul Thompson
Glenwood
Church Board Meeting Notes and Community Gatherings
Church board meeting hosted by Mrs Jege Siouk with Rev E Le Siey Pullman leading. Reports discuss union to The United Methodist Church, land planted in government program, and year end deadlines. Community notices sketch birthdays, dinners, and visits across Malvern Shenandoah and nearby towns with families like Mayberry, Swayze, Mickelson, Parker, Henderson, and Goodell. several members relocate to Bellevue and others attend youth events and installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jege Siouk
Momibors
E. Lesiey Pullman
Goretia Wiede
Sietts
Ames
Dodiss
Texas
United Methodist
BAUR
Stephens
Cole
Geies
Mists
Coller
Homer Mayberry
Swayze
Omaha
Rirs
Shirley
Mayberrys
Theron Mickelson
Mickelsons
Vern Mickelson
Silver City
Lillian Sowers
Mirs
Elvin Bullington
Emerson
Ker
Gary Parker
Galen Hunt
Walter Stile
Shannon
Bellevue
Nebr
Gary
Galen Hunts
Lyle Williams
Keith Wilcox
Norman Benedict
Glenwood
Williamses
Wilcox
Hainbow
Malvern
Keith
Kathy
Lyles
Mae Williams
Richard Henderson
Kristi
Kay
J. A
Kenneth Henderson
Lyle Hanson
Dorothy Childs
Jeff
Golda Windle
Harry
Oran Windle
Dennis Bluffs
Wanda Christopher
Chris
Fay Dyke
Russell Howells
Phoebe Goodell
Charles Goodell
Council Bluffs
Shenandoah
Emett Steptiai
Malvern Council Minutes Mention Funeral, Budgets and Licenses
Malvern Iowa officials convened the May regular meeting with Mayor Aistrapes and councilors Ellison Hardy Hedhind Knop Mansfield present. The docket includes approval of previous minutes, April financials, and numerous utility and street expenditures totaling thousands of dollars. Leo Kirchmeier sought a Class C liquor license and council recommended to the Iowa Liquor Control Commission issuance of the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aistrapesind Conncilwen Ellison
Hardy
Hedhind
Knop
Mansfield
General Punt Malvern
State Industries
Malvern
N. W. Bell Te. Co
Malvern Leader
Tas
Leon Finchem
Houser Oi Ce
Pace Service Co
Fond Conoco Servies
Malvern Lbr. Co
Red Oak Machine Co
Blondel Hardware
Castella Ins
Public
C. W. Rich
LEE N. W. Bell Tel. Co
Town Power & Light Co
Bell Tel. Co
Salyers Auto Co
Motorola
Mills County Protective Ass'n
Protective Fire & Casualty Co
Ford Conoca
TL Malvern Bank
Towa
Tess
Triman Hardy
NAG Courtiey Electric
HO Orville V. Hardy
Gene McKeown & Associates Ar
Bao
Griffin Pipe Products Co
Glenwood Transit Lines
Delat
TY. S. Meshane Co
Warren Douglas Chemical
Glenwood
UW. S. Supply Co
Warren Douglas Co
Mulhollands
Anderson Pire
Hyxipaios Lab
Pave Service Co
Ford Conoco
Mits
WAT Bloodel Hardware
ABC Malvern Lbr. Co
N. W. Bell Tel. Co
Malvern Bank
Town
Employment Security Commission
Costello Las
Seryice
Malverth Bark
Trust & Agency
Berlene Campbell
Es Utilities Fund
Iowa Public Employees
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Wold
Kaser Construction Co
Rok - AD
Ervin Crotch
Lax
General Fund
Publicé Safety
Sanitation
Fe Utilities Fund
Tnut & Agency
Leo Kirchmeier
Council
Iowa Liquor Contral Commission
Knep
Hedlund
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Malvern Council Acts on Parking and Fire Facility Plans
The Malvern council voted to remove private property from town parking, establish a tornado warning siren drill, and discuss a new fire department compressor and street improvements. The meeting, led by Mayor, adjourned after schedule for May 20 and notes on property and driveways near the high school project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Walker
Carnell
Gry Green
Ceunell
Fnsert
Malvern Lander
Malvern School District Minutes Approve Contracts 1968
Official minutes show the Malvern Community School District board meeting on May 1968 approving multiple contracts for staff including Verlee Thracian and Seyoc Baelisthc with specified salaries and authorizing the president to sign. The board also approved a change order for the new high school building and purchase under No 2 with Meisner Electric, Inc, with signatures authorized on behalf of the district. The meeting adjourned.
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The
Malvern Community School District
Noeting
Axtell
Hirigs
Newell
Wortrits
Towit
Verlee
Washtura
Lillian Sigler
Apton
Krades
Zed
Sain
Fnc
Inuidilins
Pharehiene Orda
Sriuytures
Tne
Tse Anaiiously
Avaa
Jos
Meisner Elvetrie, Inc
Autre
Sigan
Gundipe
Lstryet Upor
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Che Malarin
Supt
Drink
Phelps
Mr. Crink
Wilson
Wally Salyers
Mr. S
Pineline Co
East Spears
Josie Sorts
Emnett Stephens
Loyte
Claude Stephens
Leonard
Gary Parkers
Leonard Paker
Ralph Parker
Ralph Par
Bilova Watches
Gardner
Your Leisure
Robinson's
Efields
Walley
Shanefield
Oral
Warner Watts
Norval Lee
Orville Babbitt
Lineali
Grace Means
ATS
Gus Green
Rite
D. Fr. Brettein
Joby Bean Division
Fiee
Coun
Medway
Schout
Reynard Robitson
Ty Connell
BR. Byington
MGA
Farm Bureau
Malvern, IA
Shenandoah and
Art Runge
Sioux City
Bob Reasoner
Villisca
Art Range
Terra Chemicals International Inc
Lenox Fertilizer Corp
Howard
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