11 Dec 1950
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1950
Page
1
Le Mars Globe Post announces publication by R F Starzl as publisher with second class matter filing at Le Mars Iowa post office under the 1879 act and general subscription rate details listed.
Receipt from a publicity mat in the Town Safety Congress prompts reflection on the depth of Christian belief among readers. The note invites consideration of the season and its public messaging.
A reader letter criticizes the use of Xmas in a Christmas safety campaign. The writer supports avoiding fire risks with proper tree light usage but rejects the slovenly substitution, blaming laziness and commercialism rather than reverence for Christmas.
A fragment discussing how some self described Christians react to non Christian symbols in churches. It claims Christians promote atheistic ideas like a new world order grounded on denial of God and references Peter’s denial and Jesus at Gethsemane.
Reader questions the propriety of shortened terms Xtian and Xmas. Letter argues respect for faith groups clashes with tradition and shorthand usage, while others defend or reject abbreviations as cultural habits.
Margy Kudrle leads a December 15 dance recital at the Clark school auditorium at 7 30 p m with tap dances piano and vocal solos and the toyshop ballet by the instructor. The revue is open to the public with 25 cent admission and promises rhythm grace and clever costumes.
Residents are invited to view the New Johnson 9 Vutpoara motor on display at Athens Standard Service. Potential buyers are urged to place orders for dressed ducks for Christmas with Mrs Ed Tolsma. phone number provided.
Ply mouth county families can expect ample food supplies in 1951 with no rationing. Meat pork and veal outlooks vary with higher prices for beef and fewer lamb and mutton, while canned fish may dip and salmon stay scarce. Eggs and dairy shown as plentiful with lower prices and poultry supplies likely up.
The report notes larger stocks of fluid milk butter cheese and fats and oils including lard and cottonseed oil. It predicts prices will remain high with continued strong demand and ample fruit supply for both fresh and processed products.
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