National Ditor Association Notice From 1942
An old notice lists subscription details for Plymouth Woodbury and Cherokee counties in Iowa and Union county South Dakota, with rates of 3 dollars a year and outside areas 3.60 annually. It notes postal classifications and mentions editors R F Starzl and R G Starzl and public matter timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
Iowa
Plymouth
Moun
Woodbury
Cherokee
Union
South Dakota
Town Council Meeting Minutes and Voter Actions
The Town Council met in regular session at the Town Halls at 7 36 p m. Mayor Kolker offered a fagetin and council members Brunstedt Bock Singer Single and an absent member Kluver attended. Bills were approved across Utilities General Street Sanitation and Hillside Cemetery Funds. A dog nuisance complaint prompted ordinance enforcement. Building permit for C J Vanderloo was granted and beer permit renewal for Dorothy Michalasky approved. Several cigarette permits granted. Ordinance No 201-A on ditch placement and third reading passed with mayoral adoption. Discussion included street name signs and house numbering.
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Kolker
Brunstedt
Bock
Singer
Single
Kluver
Earl Davisson
Sanfax Corp
Sanfax
Hillside Cemetery
ASSN
Bert Thormahlen
Laber
C. J. Vanderloo
Singer Brunstedt
Dorothy Michalasky
Bruunstedt
Michetoskys
Legion Club
Mikes Fiace
Koffee Kup Bran
01 Co Dons Super
Main Street
Bock Brunstedt
Bock Singer
Brunatede
Wedding of Medetta Wieseler and Carl Soukup at Immaculate Conception
Miss Medetta Wieseler daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Wieseler and Carl W Soukup son of Mr and Mrs William Soukup of Scotland South Dakota were married at Immaculate Conception Church St Helena Nebraska in a 10 am Nuptial Mass officiated by Father Ernest Halemba. Attendants included maid of honor Barbara Wieseler and best man Howard Soukup with Leon ard Wieseler Richard Soukup as ushers. The bride wore chantilly lace and tulle with a brush train. bouquet of cymbidium orchids and baby carnations. Reception followed at the Parish Center. The couple will reside at Fort Belvoir Virginia where the groom is stationed.
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Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
St. Helena
Nebraska
Medetta Wieseler
John F. Wieseler
Carl W. Soukup
William. Soukup
Scotland
South Dakota
Ernest Halemba
Vlasak
Barbara Wieseler
Howard Soukup
Leonard Wieseler
Richard Soukup
Daniel
Leon
Gary Heine
Donavon Wieseler
Frank A. Hill
Anthony Koch
Richard
Soukup
Joan Koch
Helen Soukup
William Remes
Gerald Wieseler
Fort Belvoir
Virginia
Mount Marty High School
Yankton
St Marys College Exavier
Kansas
Mtuska
Remsen Union School
le Mars
Le Mars Wins Plymouth County Junior Legion Title 5-1
Le Mars defeated Remsen 5 to 1 to clinch the Plymouth County American Junior Legion tournament. Morton earned the win with 15 Remsen strikeouts, fanning Augustine three times. Le Mars scored in the third and fourth innings, turning a four run lead into victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shearon
Plymouth County
American Junior Legion
le Mars
Legion
Remsen
Richards
Thompson
Morton
Ahmann
Leo
LeMars
Augustine
Brunsville Town Council Plans July Hearing on 1963 Budget
The Brunsville Town Council in Plymouth County Iowa schedules a public hearing for July 12 1962 at Town Hall to discuss the town’s estimate of expenditures for the year beginning January 1 1963. A detailed receipts and disbursements statement will be available at the hearing.
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Brunsville
Plymouth County
Iowa
LeMars Legions Beat Granville 9 to 7 in Tight Tilt
LeMars won 9 to 7 Tuesday night over Granville. LeMars scored in the first, second, and third innings with eight hits off two Granville hurlers. Richards went 2 for 4 and Wiltgen 2 for 3. Gunther worked 6 1 3 innings allowing six hits, while Steve fanned 13 for the win. LeMars looks strong but needs practice before the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars Legion
Goor
Granville
le Mars
Richards
Wiltgen
Gunther
Steve
Land transfers in Kingsley Le Mars and Akron Iowa
Earl Grubb transfers to Stephen Thomson Lot 14 15 Blk 1 Highlawn Kingsley $750. Elizabeth Reeves to Charles Yoerger Lot 2 Blk 58 Le Mars $1. Donald Meyler to Milton Heyl Lot 1 Blk 69 3rd Add Le Mars $1. Julius Bauer to Myra Paulin Lot 30, Blk 16 1st Add Kingsley $1. Milton Heyl to Robert Ruble Pt Lots 13 14 15 Blk 4 Young & Corkerys 2nd Add Le Mars $1. Jose Gacusana to Eric Hedxy Pt Lot 4 Blk 1 & 25 Lot 1 Blk 3 Park Sub Akron $1. Wayne Spies to Grace Angrose Lot 12 Blk 7 Hinton. Helen Trip Wagner to Frances Bainbridge Lot 6 Blk 5
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Earl Grubb
Young & Corkerys
LeMars
Jose M. Gacusana
Eric Hedexy
Park
Akron
Wayne Spies
Grace Angrove
Hinton Proper
Hinton
Helen Trip Wagner
Frances Isabel Bainbridge
Kingsey Contracts Recorded in LeMars Transfers
Florice Spain and others transfer to Loren R. Hansen part of northwest quarter in 30 90 3 for 15000 dollars. Omer M. Ritchie transfers to Dale J. Tracy part of Elk Young and Corkerys 2nd Addition, Le Mars for 16500 dollars. M W Orban transfers to Francis C. Ludwig lot 2 block 36 LeMars for 14200 dollars.
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Kingsey
Spain
Loren R. Hansen
Omer M. Ritchie
Dale J. Tracey
Elk Young & Corkerys
le Mars
M. W. Orban
Francis C. Ludwig
LeMars
I Told You So Comments Hoeven Farm Bill Stance
Congressman Hoeven defends his substitute farm bill as the outcome of the defeated measure. He criticizes administration pressure during three days of debate, alleging threats of political retaliation to sway Democratic votes and warns of a dangerous tilt toward broader government control over livestock and dairy. He also notes a stock market downturn harming prosperity and confidence in economic policy.
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Hoeven
Freeman
Congress
House
Congress of the
United States
Ewan Clague
Bureau of Labor Statistics
America
1961 ASCS Convention Plymouth County Conservation Report
One thousand four hundred thirty five Plymouth County farms completed 1961 conservation under the cost sharing program. Becker notes 41 percent of farms participated representing 43 percent of farmland. Major gains include 6 erosion control projects 1882 acres lime stone 06.8 miles of terraces 2 833 acres contour and 68 acres tile drainage.
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Plymouth County
ASCS
Raymond J. Becker
Estimating Veg Cover Crop and Waterways Acreage
The note lists agricultural figures: 3,085 serts and 498 acres for 1961 veg cover crop, 2,280,000 square feet for sod waterways, and permanent veg cover estimates.
Mr and Mrs Kamman and Verne Edna Return Home
Mr and Mrs August Kamman and Verne and Edna concluded a vacation trip visiting Salem Oregon and Sacramento California before returning home.
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August
Kamman
Verne
Edna
Salem
Oregon
Sacrementa
California
Branch Bowling Lanes to Close for Refitting Work
Clarence Branch owner of Branch Bowling Lanes says the lanes have been closed at times for refinishing equipment and plans a full closure with reopening on August 1 after refinishing spank ing new.
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Clarence
Blackie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ditor. Association
R. F. Starzl
Pub
R. G. Starzl, Ed
Utilities Fund Towa Public Service,Co
Winaman Company
General Fund
Iowa Public Service Co
Farmers State Bank
M. B. Kolker
Lampert Yards Inc
John C. Mertes
Dranum Oil Company
Walter Fuller
Marshall
W. M. Trometer
Carl Soukup
Henry M. Schmidt
Ave. Maria
ECDGE
Harold H
Harms
Uw Ag
Seeeare
Wey Algas
John Shear
Z ’ Funeral Home
Stover Supply CO
Lemars, Iowa
Realtors
Harold M
Mabel C. Cooper
Dale Hunter
Sioux Two
Hunter Bridge
Geo. V. Pavlik, Realtor
Asd
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