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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1970
Page
5
An editorial stresses that a single vote per precinct can decide contests in close elections. It urges citizens to inform themselves and exercise their secret ballot responsibly, noting low turnout among those with franchise and arguing against mandatory voting while promoting informed participation as essential to self government.
The Malvern Leader outlines subscription prices for the Malvern area and surrounding towns Mills County Iowa and Imogene Randolph Tutor routes with rates for one year six months and two years. It lists advertising and classified rates including display per column inch reader locals per line and card of thanks with 15 cents per line minimum.
The Missouri plan lets voters retain or replace district and superior court judges. The page lists Warren J. Rees Bennett Cullison LeRoy H. Johnson R Kent Martin and Paul H. Sulhoff for retention in the upcoming election. The Leader publishes the official notice to inform readers and showcase public opinion about court performance.
A Hastings reader encloses a subscription payment and looks forward to Thursday or Friday sports results. They note disagreement with Edie predictions but accept the sport prognostication change to Pete Graham this year.
Darrel Parker writes to Aillen thanking for coverage of his parole release and shared support from Mills County friends. He speaks of exoneration hope, urges moving forward, and expresses family gratitude for kindness over the past 15 years.
Lene The Communalty mourns Lee Herrick who died after a long illness. Sympathy extended to his brothers and sisters and their families. Neighbors recall his habit of fixing telephones, a longtime local friend and helper. Others note social visits: Mr and Mrs Clifford Cox and families of Shenandoah and Red Oak attended a belated wedding dinner for Donald Bales. Kenneth Graves hosted a dinner for his sister Marvel Green of Council Bluffs on her birthday.
The Max Hamimer Genald and numerous relatives from Red Oak Glenwood and Omaha met for a Sunday dinner and weekend at cabins in Greenview Missouri. Rain shortened fishing and colors were beautiful in the Ozarks. Other notes include birthdays, hospital checkups, visits, and upcoming elections with the reminder to vote on November 3.
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