Mrs Cain Attacks Federal Programs in Newspaper Letter
In a front page letter Mrs. Cain claims sole ownership of her newspaper and warns that any government action may target her or the publication. She denounces Social Security and income tax as Communist and unconstitutional, alleging moral and legal violations and threats to private business and home freedom. She cites the Declaration of Independence in urging resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D.cain
John Snyder
U. S. Treasury
America
Gestapo
Cain
Mr. Snyder
Americans eye government overhaul amid tax dispute
The report recounts a Summit Sun editor Paula Meis confrontation with officials over New Deal policies and a push for constitutional revision. It covers Perry Sharp Shooters 4-H club activities, conservation talks, camp plans, and a Stan ton Lucky Clovers meeting with reports on soil erosion and livestock conservation and a county 4-H party planned for April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Lucky Clovers
Danny Joe
Norman
Bill Kehrberg
Jim Hetter
Jack Holton
Don Schnepf
Boone
Iowa
Charles Kehrberg
Mark Kemp
Larry Donlin
Jim Rueter
Norman Kehrberg
Wesley Heidbrink
Fredonia Marion 4-H Meeting Covers Contour Plowing Demo
The Fredonia Marion Frisky Masters 4-H club met April 9 with 14 members present. A demonstration showed how to lay out contour lines for plowing. Members were reminded of the 4-H party and a hog project film on feeding and fair prep. A new rule imposes a fine for missed roll call.
Cluster bud spray guidance for Plymouth County orchards
County extension director Don P. Carter announces availability of cluster bud spray cards for Plymouth County. Best spray time is when the center flower bud in the cluster shows pink. Spray covers apples pears plums and can be used on raspberries gooseberries and currants. Contains lead arsenate lime sulfur and insecticide to fight early insects. Follow package directions.
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Plymouth County
Don P. Carter
Carter
W C T U Meeting Highlights Faith and Reform Efforts
Mrs Frank Scriven and Mrs Albert Herzig hosted the W C T U in Scriven’s home. Mrs Lehman led a devotional on The Promises of God and a tribute to Mrs Koch followed with songs and discussion of Wet Science Invades Our Schools. Mrs Lemke reported on local W C T U activity noting membership growth and welfare work, and the group urged Christian cooperation and education. After the program refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scriven
Albert Herzig
Scriven
Lehman
God
Koch
Lentz
Le Mars Proclamation Urges Clean Up Week Action
Mayor R J M Long proclaims May 5 to 10 1952 as official opening of Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up Week sponsored by Le Mars Chamber of Commerce urging city departments, businesses, clubs, schools, churches and citizens to participate for community improvement. Marcus school children to take over reins of city government Wednesday with the rural city farmers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. J. M. Long
LE Mars
Mondag
Marcus School
Marcus News Promises Strict Law Enforcement for Flood Relief
The Marcus News reports authorities will enforce laws strictly and fines collected from residents and visitors will be donated to Red Cross flood relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus
Red Cross
Kingsley Grads Set for Commencement Week in High School
Kingsley high school will award diplomas to 33 graduates at Commencement Exercises in the high school auditorium on Tuesday evening May 20. Baccalaureate services are planned for Sunday May 8 in the same venue. The Kingsley 1952 class includes John C. Anderson Ronald Applgate Jerald Campbell Marilyn Louise Curley Imogene Cuthrell Philine Faber Norma Jean Fitzpatrick Sherry Marlene Garlow Russel D. Graham Colleen E. Griffith Francis G Hamman Robert B. Jastrum Ella Mae Jessen Donna May Lau Sally Ann Mathers Thelma Nielsen Robert B. Phelps Lola Jean Quade Kent R. Richardson Joyce M. Rickett Darlis Ann Roepke Helen Schroeder Robert Seuntjens Duane Smith Margaret A. Soeldner Patrick Spain Jack Spaulding Marie Ellen Stodden Phyllis Swansberg Mary Ellen Thomson Jerry Timmins Karen Watkins Arlen C. White.
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Kingsley High School
High School
John C. Anderson
Ronald Applgate
Jerald Campbell
Marilyn Louise Curley
Imogene Cuthrell
Philine Faber
Norma Jean Fitzpatrick
Sherry Marlene Ga
Patrick
Spain
Jack Spaulding
Marie ‘Ellen Stodden
Phyllis Swansberg
Mary Ellen Thomson
Jerry Timmins
Karen Watkins
Arlen C. White
Infant William Stephen Sherrill Dies in Cherokee
William Stephen Sherrill infant son of Mr and Mrs Jess Sherrill of Holstein died at one day old in Cherokee at 12 30 am Friday April 18 1952 A last minute race to Sioux Valley hospital failed The baby was born near Cherokee Short funeral services were held Saturday at Boothby Funeral Home at 2 30 with Rev J E Feller officiating Burial was in Sunset Cemetery Washta The family and grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Sherrill live northeast of Holstein Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lyle Bethel of Custer South Dakota A sister Catherine Ann also survives
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William Stephen Sherrill
Jess Sherrill
Holstein
Cherokee
Sioux Valley Hospital
Boothby Funeral Home
J. E. Feller
Sunset Cemetery
Washta
Robert Compton-Harold Clapsaddle
Albert Sherrill
Lyle Bethel
Custer
Dakota
Catherine Ann
Little Carol Burgers Dies During Brain Tumor Surgery
Carol Ann Burgers three month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Hans Burgers of Hawarden died Monday at St Josephs hospital Sioux City during brain tumor surgery. Funeral services were held at the Burgers home and Christian Reformed Church with Rev J Cupido officiating. Burial at Grace Hill cemetery. Survived by parents a brother Larry John 2 grandparents Mr and Mrs King Wallenburg Rock Valley and Mrs Judith Burgers Sioux Center.
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Carol Ann
Hans Burgers
Hawarden
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Sioux City
Burgers
Christian Reformed Church
Rev. J. Cupido
Grace Hill Cemetery
Frazier Funeral Home
Hudson Hospital
Larry John
King Wallenburg
Rock Valley
Judith Burgers
Sioux Center
Reckless Driving Frowned Upon In Sioux County
Sioux County authorities report that Sylvan Hubers drove recklessly along the highway at the west end of Orange City. A passenger was struck while crossing from the south toward a car on the shoulder, delaying traffic. Hubers paid fines of 100 dollars for reckless driving and 5 dollars plus costs for parking on the highway, and a 90 day license suspension was recommended.
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Orange City
Sioux Co. Capitol
Harry Dykstra
Sylvan Hubers
Hubers
Justice of the Peace
Bastemeyer
Zastemeyer
Hinton Paving Begins on Kingsley to Hinton Highway
Paving work starts May 1 at the east end of the Kingsley to Hinton highway. The project includes curb and gutter construction along Main Street east end near Earl Thompson property in Hinton.
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Hinton
Kingsley To
Main Street
Earl Thompson
Street curb and gutter project advances in town limits
Tony Schmid starts work on the north side of the street as Albert Held's property on the south side, near the ball park, awaits. Work will begin on the west end of Main Street to finish curb and gutter within town limits, with paving continuing up the hill. Last week the road to the school was repaired and slated for a gravel cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony, Schmid
Albert Held
Landmarks and Memories in Midwestern Floods
The piece notes widespread concern over the Midwest flood aftermath with Omaha crest reached and waters receding. It covers mail delays by air and truck, cross‑coast comparisons with Hermosa Beach, and a mild earthquake event provoking West Coast readers, ending with a delayed mention of a subsequent topic.
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Middlewest
Omaha
le Mars
Akron
Hermosa Beach
Oo. P
Gehlen Catholic named for Le Mars family ties
Pleasing occurrence approves naming the new Central Catholic school Gehlen Catholic in honor of the Gehlen family from Le Mars. The plan preserves Peter Gehlen’s land for parish and notes surviving relatives in Southern California. The piece recalls the old Gehlen Mill and millpond scenes that provided recreation for generations.
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New Central Catholic School
Oo. P
Gehlen
California
Jennie Gehlen Madden
Viola Gehlen
Ridgely Drive
Los Angeles
le Mars
Madden
Chicago
Sierra Madre
Venice
Mars
Floyd
Willow Creek
Clean Sale in the Clean Barn Livestock Auction Ad
This Wednesday livestock consignment sale expects another good run of hogs and cattle. Local cattle arriving before 10 30 a m will be sold early in the cattle auction. Pigs and sows sold especially well last week with a lively crowd and strong bidding. John Hauschild weighs in, Eilers, Rounds and Trieber act as auds, Bollin Nanninga and Eilers as clerks. The ad invites visitors to inspect the situation and notes last week’s favorable sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4S Safe Co
John Hauschild
Eilers, Rounds
Custom farm supplies and seeds ad from Mill office
The notice advertises products for poultry, mash, seed corn treatment, and farm supplies. It touts Pullet Builder mash, Isotox seed treater, knapsack sprayers, Champion spray gear, Sana-Founts, chick scratch grains, grit, and 0-45-0 fertilizer options. It also promotes seed corn with high germination, rape cover for hog pasture, and various grasses. It mentions custom drying and buying grain, plus hog troughs and pig starter.
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Eagle
Tim. Buckley
le ‘Mars
Struble Corner
CER
Mrs. Cain
Daniel Webster
Snyder
Summit Sun
Summit
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U. S
New Deal
Nickel
George Eason
Paula Meis
Perry Sharp Shooters
Dean Beaulieu
Larry Gittins
Norman Graham
Dick Vondrak
Bruce Elliott
Bil Macklem
Gene Hansen
Janet Williams
Marilyn Crouch
Clara Owen
W. CT. U
Kingsley Grads
Sherrill
Carol Burgers
Sioux County
Hinton Paving
Olla Podrida
Anton J. Sartori
Fremont Ave
South
Pasadena
Calif
Cleveland
Abram Joseph Ryan
O. P
le Mars Livestock
Simonsen
Csonsen Mill
Quimby
Whelan Motor CO
Hs Ge
G. M. Ranch
Merrill and
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