28 Sep 1961
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1961
Page
1
An unclear passage argues Mills Countians purchasing at home could nearly double county store sales. It stresses community cooperation, supporting local business, and expansion of store networks to strengthen local economy and meet farmers needs. The fragment suggests solidarity among residents to grow trade and lessen dependence on external suppliers.
The Oct 12 1618 Trib unearthed ad-heavy pages showing poultry farms and farmage rot issues. It notes items like the Pathé Phonograph wind-up tour for children, Hingston DeLuxe player piano, Wurlitzer piano priced at 295, a Franklin sedan with goat hooded radiator, Calumet baking powder ads, and Packard cars alongside broad footgear selections, reflecting consumer abundance over 19 years despite farm concerns.
The Malvern Community School District board met to certify election results from September 1944, oath of new president F A Wortman administered, and approval to issue bonds for a new addition. Minutes list officers, voting totals, committee charges, and numerous district payments to vendors, transport, and supplies.
Public notice announces a special election for the Community School District of Malvern in Mills County Iowa to approve a bond issue not to exceed 1200 dollars for adding and equipping an extension to Forrest J Chantry School. The district is divided into five precincts with defined voting locations and precinct starts described.
Voters will gather Thursday September 28 1951 at the Malvern Mills County location to decide on a bond issue for the Community School District of Malvern The notice details precinct boundaries and the ballot language proposing bonds not to exceed 130000 for an addition to the Forrest Chantry School Building The poll hours run from noon to seven PM with a facsimile signature from the school secretary and clerk Woodford Br Byington.
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