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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered words and outlook hints. Readable items are minimal. no clear event, person, or organization names to anchor a full news item. The fragmentary nature yields no definite headline or concrete summary to report.
Merrill proceedings show the Town Hall regular session at 7 30 p m with Mayor Kolker presiding. Present were councilmen Brunstedt Singer Easton Bock with Single absent. Bills read and approved including salaries mileage and utilities. Permits for beer and cigarette renewals listed along with Community Club street closure requests.
Fragmentary court notes describe wages due and owing amounts tied to tenants and livestock relative to property losses. The report includes scattered names and locations such as Mars, Eason, Patrick, and Cherokes with mentions of fines or payments totaling small sums.
The clipping lists multiple property interests and transfers including mentions of Agnes Ole, Edna Pfaffl, Margarette Connors, and Elia Green with references to portions of land and int deeds. It references parcels in unnamed plats and sections with monetary values and contracts, plus names of Conds and Condon in a household context.
A fragmented report describes a beetle catcher release causing fears of poisoning and medical risk. Authorities advise caution, noting oil fumes may harm the nervous system and kidneys. Public notices urge handling precautions and possible trap deployment to control pests.
Fragmentary OCR item references individuals including a 38 year old and a 30 year old, with partial names like Wayne, Margaret, and Genglér. The sparse text hints at a marriage notice or family event, but details are unreadable.
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