Local paper header and postal notice from Le Mars IA
The brief item notes the January 11 1962 date and issue details Vol 78 No 4. It records the post office filing in Le Mars Iowa under an 1879 act with a second class matter designation.
11 Jan 1962
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1962
Page
1
The brief item notes the January 11 1962 date and issue details Vol 78 No 4. It records the post office filing in Le Mars Iowa under an 1879 act with a second class matter designation.
Subscription prices listed for Plymouth Moodbury Cherokee and Union counties South Dakota with a $3 yearly rate and $3.60 area rate. Auto renewal and delinquency wording indicate notices about renewal and billing practices.
A fragmented sale notice lists farm auctions throughout January near Merrill Moville Le Mars Kingsley Remsen Remsen cemetery and Kingsley with multiple bidders Richards and Ruden acting as primary auctioneers. Listings include dates January 11 to January 30 with various farms and locations.
Raymond Becker, chairman of the Plymouth County ASC, says farmers should file in writing at the county ASCS office to participate in the 1962 Conservation Program. The program covers about half the cost of practices like vegetation cover, erosion control, and water use efficiency, plus wildlife habitat measures.
Irene Johnson v Gerd Johnson notices hearing filed by Judge L D Lampman for January 19 at 10 a.m. to show cause why the defendant should be held in contempt for noncompliance with stipulations in the divorce records regarding the support of minor children.
Defendent owes 3000 in back payments for support. Papers served by the sheriff to the defendant at Merrill Town. A bench warrant will be issued for his arrest if he fails to appear at the meeting. Irene Johnson signed the papers, Irene Johnson Ogburn.
Plymouth county recorder Marie John reported that in 1961 there were 7 871 instruments filed and recorded, generating 886 30 in fees. Deeds accounted for 837 filings, mortgages 381, certificates 2,076, certified copies 27, and miscellaneous fees 624. The fees were returned to the county and state, not kept by the office.
The Globe Post states it has vital statistics from the clerk and lists of petit and grand jurors for the February term of court. These items will run in Monday’s issue when space opens up.
LaVern M Feusner reports three candidates for Plymouth County Soil Conservation District commissioner: Tom Kenny of Westfield Bud Bolser of Stanton and Earl Albert of Fredonia. Kenny and Bolser are experienced cooperators and all three pledge to support soil and water conservation. Election set for February 12 at the Hinton Methodist Church during a joint event.
Districts Biennial meeting and the Annual Meeting are held for Floyd Valley Watershed Association. Any landowner or operator within the District is eligible to vote and may vote without attending the meeting.
The Ahrendsen and son dairy sale has been postponed to Friday January 19 due to severe cold weather. The sale was to be held January 9 but was cancelled. Auctioneer Harold Ruden notes the Globe-Post carried weather insurance to re run the ad at no charge. The farm lies on the angling road just north and west of Merrill.
On January 12 at 2 p.m. at the First Baptist church a World Day of Prayer service marks 76 years since the original dream of a world united in prayer began in 1877. Narrator Mrs Lyle Schleef speaker Mrs Elmer Kehrberg reader Miss Craven soloist Mrs Harold Mick organist Mrs Richard Albert with costumed roles from multiple churches and diverse groups including Migrant women and children, students, and clergy from Westmar college and various denominations.
A dramatic presentation titled In Unbroken Line will be performed at the annual meeting of the United Church Women of LeMars on Friday. The event showcases a feature performance with community participation expected.
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