State plan meetings at Hinton and Remsen
Plymouth county Extension serving has planned two meetings for families whose farms were damaged by the tornado. The 8 p.m. sessions will be Tuesday June 16 at the Hinton Community Hall and Wednesday June 27 at the Remsen Community Building. Extension director Lyte Mackey and Agricultural Engineer Lacry Van Fossen will discuss best types of farm buildings, placement for livestock, grain storage and machinery structures, and how to fit them to labor, supply and cost considerations.
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Plymouth County Extension Serving
Hintan Cammuz
Wadnesday
Remsen
Lyte Mackey
Lacry van Fossen
Irwan‘s'2 University
Farm Bureau urges shift of property taxes in Iowa
Plymouth County Farm Bureau leaders called for relocating property tax revenue to other state taxes and for taxing exempt projects. Vernon E. Berken and Den Vai Evera spoke at the Iowa Farm Bureau summer conference in Des Moines, where 50 issues were debated for future county and state policy action.
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Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Vernon E. Berken
den Vai Evera
Plymouth County Resolutions Committee
Iawa Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Farm Bureau
County
Au Giaut
Avito
REC
Catte
Towa
State Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau Convention
Westmar students fined in petty larceny cases
Four Westmar college students were fined in mayor's court for petty larceny tied to thefts from the college book store. Fines, set at $25 plus costs, matched the value of small items, with prior disclosures of nine students facing $100 fines and suspensions by the student government.
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Westmar College
Studges
Dave Hunter
le Mars
David Spears
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Larry Mueller
Danube
Minn
John Huckelberry
Linn Grove
Westmar
Nebraska Book Company
Chamber plans Dollar Days event in Le Mars
Le Mars merchants sponsor an old fashioned Dollar Days set for Friday and Saturday June 12 and 13. Plans were discussed at a Chamber of Commerce retail meeting at the chamber offices with full details to follow in the Daily Sentinel.
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le Mars
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
The
Daily Sentinel
Cuban refugees to teach Spanish in LeMars schools
LeMars Community schools join 23 districts hiring Cuban refugees for a second summer program to train teachers of Spanish in Iowa schools. Twenty-one Cuban refugees from Miami arrive to participate at State University of Town from Monday through August 5, with two already in Iowa. The Institute for Operation of Cuban Refugee Teachers of Spanish is sponsored by SUI and the State Department of Public Instruction with support from a HEW grant.
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le Mars
Miami
Fla
State University of Town
Towa
Institute For Opientation
SUI
State Department of Public Instruction
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Joseph Galles
Cedar Rapids
Kingsley
Joseph F. Galles
Roman Gaillof Kingsley
Creighton University College of Medicine
Omaha
Joec
Will
Moncy, Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital
County attorney explains handling of juvenile cases
Carly Attorney William Sturges spoke to the Le Mars Lions club at their weekly noon lunch on juvenile delinquency in Plymouth county and how it is being handled by his office. He described informal hearings with children and parents, a practice started years ago to link law steps to decisions on doing nothing or sending to court. He reported about 85 percent of first time offenders are non-repeaters, a strong record.
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Carly
William Sturges
le Mars Lions
Aair
Plymouth County
Sturges
Hold Soybeans Urged By Henry Erichson At Meeting
Henry Erichson urged farmers to hold soybeans as Plymouth county NFC held its Mor'by meeting at the Remser KC hall. He noted limited supplies and railroad car shortages while criticizing processors like Staley's and Archer-Daniels-Midland. District NFO farmers reported unfilled orders and discussed related church articles.
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Plymouth County Nfc
Remser KC Hall
Henry Frishson
Remzen
Sixth District Grain’ Board
Staley’s
Ralston Purina
Archer-Daniels-Mid
Decatur
Enidhgon
Wall Street
REA reports progress in cutting rural electric rates
REA reports progress in reducing rural electric rates across the nation. Norman M. Clapp, administrator of the Rural Electrification Administration, U.S. Department of Agriculture, announced advances while noting continued challenges and future targets for REA financed systems in rural areas.
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REA
Lacrosse
Wis
Rural Electrification Administration
U.S. Departiment of Agriculture
Norman M. Clapp
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