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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
8
In Mills County readers see pictures of the main contenders in the upcoming Monday primary races. The feature highlights the major contests and profiles the leading candidates set to compete for pivotal party nominations.
Mills County Iowa will start a weed and brush control program on county controlled roads using a low volatile non-toxic spray harmless to animals. Objects must file objections with County Auditor Drayton Slaughter Glenwood Iowa by May 25 1964. Spraying week of June 3 1964. objectors must mow or destroy remaining weeds otherwise the Board will authorize action by the Weed Commissioner.
Hereford bull sale listing 3 registered bulls aged 16 months to 3 years offered by Donald Godfrey of Henderson Iowa with contact 825 3692. Ad highlights good, big rugged bulls at reasonable prices from TJ Herefords located in Sidney Iowa with phone 6883 or 248 50-3.
The Mal vern Leader serves as the official newspaper for Mille county and its municipalities, school districts and other public bodies, providing statutory public notices and legal information for residents.
In Mills County Iowa probate court the estate of Daisie E. Kesterson deceased appoints administrator W R Byington of Malvern. Creditors must file claims with the district court clerk within six months from the second publication or be forever barred. Date of second publication June 4 1964.
Iowa schools widely participate in the national lunch program with government commodities making up about 20 percent of food purchases. The Iowa State Department of Public Instruction distributes these items to public and private schools, summer camps, and eligible institutions, with 1962 and 1963 fiscal data showing substantial pounds and values. Commodities include beef roasts, beans, butter, cheese, cornmeal, eggs, flour, lard, milk, rice, honey, meat products, produce, peanut butter, olives, and apples. Additional funds buy other foods not considered surplus, such as peaches, chicken, beans, tomatoes, corn, beef, peas, and pork in juice.
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