Le Mars Post Office Notice From 1879
A fragment from Le Mars Iowa shows a second class matter designation dated March 3 1879. It lists John B Starzl and John F Starzl with manager notes and a yearly price of $3 50 for ads or postage.
19 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1950
Page
1
A fragment from Le Mars Iowa shows a second class matter designation dated March 3 1879. It lists John B Starzl and John F Starzl with manager notes and a yearly price of $3 50 for ads or postage.
An item from Sioux City Journal via Trades and Labor Assembly recounts a June meeting where unions voice their stance. The fragment cites ALF influence and notes the assembly went on record on Wednesday.
The Sioux Center assembly delegates authorized a secretary to announce policy and notify Mayor and council about action. James Murphy said Unionist and Public Forum lacked official authorization. Edwin Roelofs defended views before vote while James Fulton noted divisions within labor ranks. The piece critiques labor politics and editor roles amid internal clashes.
The editor condemns union threats and parking tax schemes, denouncing intimidation and urging voters to oppose union endorsed candidates. The paper pledges to defend Le Mars against the tax machines, promising a public apology if the tax is enacted and naming council members involved. It urges continued shopping in Le Mars where parking is tax free.
Citizens alarm over a potential parking tax plot in Le Mars. The piece argues meters boost postwar trade, warns against graft charges, and notes taxes fund machines and maintenance with police enforcing coin feeding.
About 800 delegates will meet June 21 to 30 at Concordia College Milwaukee for the forty first triennial Luther an Church Missouri Synod convention. Delegates from 5,566 congregations total 1,756,860 members with missions abroad. Dr John W Behnken presides. sessions in Concordia College gymnasium. A Sunday rally at the new Milwaukee arena expects 13,000 Lutherans, marking the Augsburg Confession anniversary.
United States and Missouri Synod report over 3,000 teachers and 95,5000 pupils across 4,381 schools. Lutherans contributed 56,308,838 in 1949 for church work worldwide, averaging 49.57 per communicant member. The Missouri Synod led growth with 69,000 new members in 1949, including 40,000 adults and 29,000 confirmation-age children, while over 64,000 children were baptized in the period.
The Marion Town ship Farm Bureau met on June 15 at the union church with eleven ladies present. Mrs. Louis Hager presided, minutes approved, and a July 20 picnic date set. Members will bring covered dishes, own dishes and silver. A book review of Because of the Lockwoods by Dorothy Whipple was given along with a humorous reading, music, a piano solo, and a quiz. Lunch was provided by hostesses Mrs. Hager and Mrs. Anderson. Commuter traffic info notes that it accounts for 43 percent of passengers, 9.1 percent of passenger miles, and 5 percent of revenues for class 1 railroads.
Myron Borchers of Treton Iowa a vocational agriculture student in Le Mars public schools won a nationwide essay contest on Soil Fertility and the Nation's Future. The award includes a certificate and embossed pin and was presented with praise from instructor Wm M Wichelmann.
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