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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows a partial notice from a local paper about a city or church matter and a reference to a congress and an editor or foreman named Wm Schoan. The readable items include a city, paper name fragments, and vague dates or classes, with no clear outcome.
Continued from page 1 details the Basin Electric Plant as poised to become the largest hydrose? burmve werwal te ics plant in the North Central region. The Trapx Traer Coal Co will supply coal from a new mine located a few miles from the plant. The capacity will be 200 000 kilowatts and operation is scheduled to begin in April 1988 after construction starts in July this year.
Merrill town council held an afternoon meeting at the town hall led by Mayor Kolker. Present were Brunstedt Singer Easton Bovk. absent Single. Bills approved included General Fund items for mileage and ins. A new Lampert Yards Ins plant will serve 95 members in multiple Dakotas and states, with Basin Electric Power Cooperative expanding through regional electric coops to reach 25,000 customers over 750 miles of lines in several counties.
The readable phrases suggest a town plagued by a cult that attributes infallibility to minor officials and judges. The text mentions attorneys general and independent lawyers, questioning whether such officials can maintain their positions, with a competent judge to decide.
The Missouri Basin plan aims to excavate in 1956 and provide a continuous low cost power source via Bureau lines. It foresees new jobs in the Upper Midwest, potential industry growth around the Damain area, and the Basin Electric plant. A council meeting discussed funding from recreation funds, with no further business as the mayor closed the session.
A motion by Bocki to allow bills passed after roll call including sanitation, municipal enterprise and utilities funds. Vote recorded AYES: Singer Brunstedt Kaister Bock, Easton. Public beverage permit renewals and cigarette permits discussed. various names listed for renewal with a motion and second by Easton. community representation noted.
Fragmentary report from Le Mars lists Siler Raden tied to back wages owed by Wallace Doornink amounting to 600.48. It mentions past wage payments in 1960 and 1962 and notes livestock use as partial restitution. A Mayors Court entry records Dan Simason paying 14 in a state case. Other city notices include stop sign and improper parking fines for Patrick Le Mars and Patrick Halter.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple real estate transfers and contracts among individuals including Agnes Gleson Edna Pfaffle Bernard Welch Max Hermon and the Condon family. Entries mention parcels in a Plat and Sargentis Add Akron with values around 1 000 000 dollars and notes of Lot numbers and sub divisions.
Fragmented OCR describes a beetle trap project in Agriculture with toxic potential risks. It mentions emetic soap solution, a physician, police involvement, and concerns over harm to fruit plants and gardens. The text is garbled, but conveys danger from traps and field trials.
Jayne Rassel, 28, married Mara Genery, 22, in a ceremony noted in a brief society item. The couple, both of the city, were joined in matrimony with family and friends in attendance.
Ingram and Derupter appear in a marriage notice listed by the clerk of courts with names including Terry Lynn Ingram and Faye Derupter among the readable entries. The fragment suggests an official record snapshot of nuptial filings and related parties.
Citizens urged to use the five digit zip code on all mail addresses effective July 1, 1963. Officials emphasize accurate zip codes ensure correct delivery and proper city and state formatting for all correspondence in Ovens.
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