13 Jul 1967
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1967
Page
1
The editorial argues the final Iowa session bill, rushed through compromise, harms industry by raising raw material taxes and certain levies like advertising. It warns the state cannot attract new business while imposing taxes that raise production costs and widen inequities. It laments hurried decisions may be regretted later.
Editorial notes the paradox that critics of newspaper integrity often push to suppress coverage when it involves them. The piece argues editors face pressure from both sides, shaping what gets printed and what stays hidden.
Minneapolis based International Milling announces nine month results ending May 3 with consolidated net earnings of 3 723 098 or 4 0 cents per share after preferred dividends and sales of 280 208 908 up 8 percent from 259 812 900. Quarterly earnings were 41 372 or 22 cents per share vs 81 774 or 25 cents prior year. annual per share forecast remains above 2 00 with seasonal industry trends noted.
A Goodwill truck will visit Le Mars on Tuesday July 18 for doorstep pickup. Call 546-457 or 546-4944 before Tuesday morning to arrange collection.
Survey of 31 Le Mars Community schools teachers shows most resignations stay within Iowa. Ten move to other Iowa communities. several elementary and senior high staff leave for positions in Webster City Sioux City Des Moines and beyond. Some retirements and shifts to homemaking or further study noted. few out-of-state moves reported including Nebraska South Dakota Arizona and Texas.
The Mohlmann family reunion will be held Sunday July 16 at Hawarden city park. A noon potluck dinner will be served followed by an afternoon of visiting.
Orange City hosts an informal meeting of educational secretaries at Northwestern college student union. Attendees include Mrs. Helen Coppack, Mrs. Bernetta Davideen, Mrs. Katie Den Hartog, Mabel Callias, Hendrina Dykstra, Mrs. Claudia Price, and others from Sioux City, Cherokee, and Le Mars. State groups meet twice yearly with workshops at Ames and Des Moines to share training and networking.
An early fall gathering is planned with West Sioux Hawarden Ireton and Maurice Orange City community schools Kip from Northwestern College Orange City listed among organizers. Hostesses include Mrs. Baltwell and Mrs. Aalberts with Mrs. Mays. Notes mention Mark Speer returning from YMCA summer camp and a $500 prize linked to a rural design of the Capitol of 1792.
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