02 Jul 1956
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1956
Page
1
Readers ask about precise cooking rules with baking. Experts insist exact measurements matter, substitutions often ruin results, and chilling foods promptly reduces bacterial growth. Meat tenderizers tested as safe in moderation, with debate over enzymes and digestion concerns.
Auction board reads multiple consignments from Remsen Le Mars Akron and Plymouth with steer and heifer counts weights and prices. Items include 27 steers at 1129 dollars 21.00, 18 steers at 110 dollars 21.50, 23 heifers at 408 dollars 21.00, 7 steers at 128 dollars 20.78, 18 steers at 20 dollars, 458 weaners 14.25, 27 steers at 20.00, 17 sows 12.75, 22 steers 20.00, 6 05 20.00, 26 steers listed.
Babson discusses contrarian investing and profit taking, compares stock strategy to ice storage, and argues for diversification. He cites Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation’s growth from 585 dollars to millions, notes patents income, and warns against crowd behavior. A closing anecdote from a psychiatrist recalls “buy low” misinterpretation.
Fortuity spelled poorly but indicates Coast Guard recruiting for a High School Graduate Training Program in Omaha Nebraska. It notes openings in aviation engineering electronics clerical medical fields. Applicants must show high school diploma or official equivalent and have no prior military service.
State parks report multiple Iowa lakes closed to swimming due to drought. Lake Manawa Rock Creek Lake and Lake of Three Fires suspended bathing as levels drop exposing sandbars and old channels. Officials warn more closures possible if water remains low, impacting park attendance.
The Le Mars Union held a June 28 meeting in church parlors with Mrs. W. G. Anderson as hostess. Pastor Wayne Norris led devotional, speakers addressed temperance education, and a play and music highlighted the program. Baby ribbons and prayers closed the service, with gifts sent to Mrs. Heel Paulin.
The Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's parish will meet in the parish hall promptly at 8 p m on Monday July 2 1956. Entertainment and lunch will follow the meeting.
A dual purpose meeting at the NIPCC headquarters on Wednesday June 27 formed Plymouth County 1957 March of Dimes committee. Caulkins reported a 1956 campaign total of 4980.67 with expenses 42.41 leaving 4938.26. Half stays in county to fund local needs and an Emerson Respirator will aid Norman Weber of Westfield. New officers named: Gordon Mennen Le Mars chair, Emmet Henry Kingsley vice chair, Pearl Fick Le Mars secretary, Frank Hentges Le Mars treasurer, Warren Hauff Merrill on executive committee. The group aims for 1957 campaign and thanks supporters for a strong finish.
Peter J. Treinen of Pete's Motor Repair in Remsen is confined at home with a painful arm injury from last Thursday. The shop is closed as he rests for a week. Several local births and hospital notes follow, including births in Sioux Center Hawarden Sheldon and Le Mars.
The Sioux City Social Security Office advises that applicants bring key documents to speed benefit claims. They emphasize the need for the claimant's Social Security account number card or a record of the number to locate the account, plus additional steps.
Filing rules require proof of age with claims including birth or baptism certificates or alternative records such as marriage licenses census or naturalization papers. Social Security rep will visit Le Mars Court House July 13. Local notices describe a farm accident a wedding and Navy ship launch with probate and estate items in Plymouth County Iowa.
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