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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1941
Page
4
A fragment from a vintage column hints at criticism of a group or mindset described as a gy p. The source text is incomplete but suggests a skeptical tone about recurring deals and the attitudes surrounding them.
A Chicago report describes a scheme where workers arrange to be fired to claim 16 weeks of unemployment benefits, funded by others’ taxes. Attorney General Barrett cites cases where minimal earnings trigger maximum compensation, with some women allegedly resigning to collect while married, highlighting perceived flaws in the social security system.
A reader condemns the current government program as exploitative calling it useless junk and argues against paying benefits to habitual recipients. The piece reflects frustration over welfare perceptions and urges reform or abolition of the system.
Chief Fay Terpenning announced the city has 300 round aluminum bicycle tags for two year use. Tags attach to the frame and are numbered for identification. A card index will be kept at city hall. Only three bikes reported stolen went unrecovered this past year, credit given to police and careful owners alike. Owners urged to lock bikes when not in use.
Under Doctor's Care reports a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Ira Vail in Canton on Wednesday June 4. Mr Vail serves as director of the city band. Mrs Paul Reeves, previously ill with rheumatic fever, is now recovering nicely at home.
By Special Correspondent Errol McCarty and Howard Morehead came back Saturday from Rollo Missouri where they had been employed. Mrs A Hawks hosted members of the As You Like It club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs M Lower is reported much improved from her recent sickness.
The commission and city council discussed a potential alternative highway route to minimize property damage while keeping costs similar. They aim to please the majority of property owners and favor the option damaging the fewest properties. The Milk Ordinance sets a minimum $190 license for all distributors, funding inspections, with strict enforcement for noncompliance.
City council advances a milk ordinance targeting distributors rather than producers, with testing for Bangs disease deemed detrimental by veterinarians. Distributors face at least 10 cents per month per supplier, while buyers from multiple producers incur higher rates. Farmers threaten a boycott until August publication clarifies provisions. Mayor Steele says aims are to ensure legality of sales, not drive producers to poverty.
City council will issue beer and cigarette permits on June 24. The event affects consumer prices and license costs, with details on cigarette licenses and related pricing reflected in the action.
A listed line mentions a yearly amount of $75 for an English beer license and references for Ay beer. The legible text is incomplete, rendering specifics unclear about the license type, authority, or locality.
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