Town Council Proceedings November 7 1954 Meeting
Special town council session called by Mayor Grant Gaseman with Holwill Willer Allen Vander Helm Arden Johnson and Lyle F Jacobs present. Absent Dale Sytherd. Council reports October treasurer and clerk, agree to repair water cooler and approve numerous bills including Welton C Barr Dairy, Farmers Co-Op, Westinghouse Electric, Akron Lumber, Higman Sand and Gravel, Sioux City Blueprint, Hall’s Hardware, Standard Oil, Town Public Services, Ingersoll Rand, Schneider Electric, Gen Gossard McVay, Searle Petroleum. Meeting adjourned. Mayor Gaseman and Clerk Clare signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Gaseman
Allen Vander Helm
Lyle F. Jacobs
Allen Vander ‘Helm
Arden Johnson
Gounell
Welton C.barr Guar
Coons Motor Co
Akron Register-Tribune
Viention
Tower and Uniform Co
Elec
Fred Dirks Hyde
Matt Parrott and Sons
Seneenee
Rand “Co
Maine
Mid-West
Searle Petroleum
Hartmann Service
Gas and Mare
Frerichs Oil Co
Plymouth Oil Co
Richard Bean
Rev
Guinn
McCormack Tronps. Co
H. Willer
Gassman
R. D. Clare
Rural Mail Man in Blizzard Poems and Thanks
In blustery cold a rural mailman asks if one would face a blizzard for mail and pennies. The poem sketches snow and hardship with humor. An appreciation note thanks cards gifts and hospital staff in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mail
Jessie
Herb
Johnson
Akron
Gacusina
Brooka
Don Cunningham Reflects On Thanksgiving Gratitude And Hardship
Don Cunningham speaks of gratitude amid hardship as Thanksgiving nears. He contrasts his own luck with Hungarians facing displacement and potential deportation, noting health, work, and family as blessings while acknowledging the fear for those uprooted and separated from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cunningham
Wwe
Poultry Breeders Co operative Meeting Set
The Ply mouth Breeders Co operative held its November meeting at the Gabel home with 17 members present. Leon Gabel led the pledge and Wilbur Haserbank spoke on care of a cow. They reviewed feed budgets and records and voted to attend a swimming event at Allee Gym on November 26. The final meeting will be December 10 at Bik's Club in LeMars with door prizes and a talk by Roy Glynn on artificial breeding and cutting costs in dairy production. Lunch will be provided.
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Pierson
B. Pointers
Iowa
Ames
Thera
Iowa State College
Sioux City Auditorium
Department of College
Plymouth County
Sioux City
Rock Rapids
County Extension Service
Bortland-Preston
Wikdcats Veaton
Whames
Allee Gym
Doh Koch
Jim Gabel
Plymouth
LéMars
Roy Glynn
Floyd Arnold
Man
Glynnala
Storm window damage letter to boy’s parents
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Smith address the parents of the boy who threw a stone and broke their storm window. The incident occurred Saturday afternoon December 1 around 4 o clock. The boy was riding a bicycle and wore a reddish maroon cap. They request the son come and discuss the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome
Gerald F. Smith
No More Drought Hay Orders in Union County
Union County drought hay orders ended August 25 under the state drought hay program. County extension agent Harmon Boyd said a state reply on November 22 refused to reopen ordering without further legislative appropriation. The Union County Drought Committee continues distributing hay and hopes to finish the program using National Guard trucks if possible.
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Union County
Unio
Har’ Mon Boyd
Boyd
Charles Brusett
National Guard
Wan
Samir Ashmore
Harmon Boyd
HikPolhty
L. B. “Law
Yenséhp
Emil Sterne
Beresford
McKellips
Win
Rowley
Alcester
Clark T. Arnott
Clarettea Himmel
Akron
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West Coast
Westfield
Hartman ,& Vander “Esch, ‘Ands
Savings ‘Bank
United States
John
Hoschler
American Legion
Eagles Hall
Door Prizl
Sioux’ City
E. Steele-Siman '& Company
Sioux City, Iowa
Ralston Purina Company
St. Louis
Purina
Gray
Missouri
Eve
Marvin
Martin
Edmund Blum
Kenneth Brown
LeMars
Gale EB
Polly
Farm Belt Feed & Supply Co
Lower Bridge
Dakota
Ford Tractor
Ford
Minneapolis-Moline
Kelly-Ryan
New Holland
Thieman
Richard Coyle
Hartman & Vander Esch
Auct
First Ie L Bank
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