Lions Club Talk Hints at FBI Visitor and War Time Ration Shuffle
At a Lions club meeting Carl Freymann Jr., a visiting FBI agent, is introduced by Doc Mauer who warns members the agent is gathering details on large denominations. The speech foresees future economic shifts, rationing end, and a warning to remain loyal friends.
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Doc Mauer
Carl Freymann
Lions Club
Mr. Freymann
LeMars
Lions
Doc
OP Doc
Plymouth County Youth Rally a Great Success
Report on a Plymouth County Youth Rally noting strong faith and dedication. The article mentions plans for the third Sunday in June 1946 for the next inter church rally and records Sioux City visitors Mr. and Mrs. IE Reinking and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon DeKock visiting on Friday.
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Plymouth County
Australia
IE. Reinking
Vernon DeKock
Sioux City
Farmers urged to avoid land speculation amid rising prices
The article notes farm prices rising from the 1935 39 level with sharp gains in Kentucky and South Carolina and 60 percent in 18 other states. It cites Pacific coast sales, war income outlook, and calls on tenants to consider buying farms only with solid finances. The FCA urges paying mortgages, investing in war bonds, and self financed production while avoiding speculation on land.
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Kentucky
South Carolina
Pacific Coastal
Duggan
GPA Cracks Down On Two Drivers Continued From Page 1
The state board orders oil company Remsen and a tank truck operator to surrender 250 gallons of farm gas, revoke an A book for 90 days, and prohibit driving any car during the period. Drivers must file bimonthly statements listing trips, cars, and owners, with future farm gasoline use subject to review.
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Lief
Notarized note on gasoline rationing and car sales
A fragment states that during a 90 day period gasoline reps are completed and handled. The gasoline panel has no jurisdiction over requests to sell current cars, with restrictions from a prior order applying to any newly purchased automobiles.
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Notar
Reisen
Towa
Girl Scout Way Camp Plans Set for June Camp
The Girl Scout Way Camp runs June 11 to June 29 with a fifty cent meal fund to cover food. Camp counselors will organize meals and daily lunches, with registration due Monday morning. Complete plans for boys’ activities and crafts are in place, and the council camp committee led by Mrs. M. A. Cass, Jr. has bought new equipment to ensure a successful season.
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M. A. Cass, Jr
Weekly Sued for 50000 Over Circulation Claim
A weekly newspaper faces a civil action claiming damages of 50000 for alleged circulation misstatements. The text notes misdemeanor provisions and injunction powers, with state authorities authorized to initiate actions in the People of California.
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Weekly
Stats
California
The Globe-Post Opens Circulation Records for Inspectors
The Globe-Post has long claimed the largest Plymouth County circulation and invites examination of its records. For 20 years the paper has allowed advertiser access to its circulation data, though legal requirements vary by state.
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Globe-Post
Plymouth County
California
Globe Post
New Plymouth County War Price Board Secured Support
A Le Mars Chamber of Commerce meeting on June 4 helped secure public backing for the Plymouth County War Price and Rationing board. District Office officials thanked board members and clerks for assistance with rationing and price control programs, and urged cooperation to ensure efficient service for Plymouth county residents.
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Ted
le Mars
Chamber of
Plymouth ‘County
Plymouth County
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Grocery For Fine Foods
Lic
Girl Scout Way
New Fuel Board
Dad
Zelan Poplin
Jackes
Leisure
Zelan
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