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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
3
A divorce petition was entered in district court by Mary J Richards against Ralph W Richards. The petition states the couple married at Elk Point on April 11, 1928 and are the parents of an eight year old son.
Plaintiff cites alcoholism as grounds for divorce in Brunsville. Seeks complete divorce, custody of the child, interest in the property, alimony, and any other relief the court may deem appropriate.
Hobby Dick Ver Meer and Art Cumming stand out as avid steam engine enthusiasts in Poila. In their spare time they pursue model and full-size boiler builds, keeping a lively hobby scene alive around the Poila region.
A fragment recalls reviving steam engines as iron ships awaken once more. The brief line evokes a past age of steam toil and vessel power, hinting at restoration or homage to maritime industry.
Nettie McClintick of Seymour celebrated her 100th birthday with an open house. A birthday card from President John F. Kennedy was part of the tribute. Her family includes three children, 15 grandchildren, 39 great grandchildren, 38 great great grandchildren.
Bransville residents are advised their ZIP code is 51008 on return addresses for all mail. The change becomes effective July 1. The city and state appear after the ZIP code on mailings. Residents should update address labels accordingly.
Brunsville residents and relatives gather details of visits from Herman Horn Katharine Dickman and Glenn Breithbart families from California and Granville. Tom Version traveled to Iowa City for clinic results. Darrell Luiken and family visited Sioux City. Katharine Willer hosted the St Peters Ladies Aid. A June event plans include machinery display at the Nor.
The event lists confirmands from Christ Lutheran Church Grant Township with a photo caption. Attendees include Wanda Peters Arthurs Mammen Rev M Russell Beck Lois lowe and others. The report mentions a Field Day near Luther Joan in church parlors and a post meeting refreshments.
Five-digit ZIP 51057 must be used in all Struble Iowa post office correspondence. Citizens should format addresses as John Doe Struble Iowa 51057 with city state and ZIP following the street line. References to residents including Mr and Mrs are noted. some names appear garbled in this notice.
Plymouth county farmers will see one of the newest hay harvesting and storage methods. A hay watering machine forms compact hay wafers, enabling storage and feeding with minimal handling. State University extension agricultural engineer will discuss operation and field trials on the Northwest Town Field near Sutherlan d Dale Hull Iowa.
Mrs. Clarence Robuck tends a vast garden miles south of Attica, boasting over 100 perennials and about 400 separate varieties. She began 32 years ago, creating what locals say may be the finest flower display in the area.
Babson discusses forest and pasture land as investments in a 1963 financial publication. He notes diverse assets prevent risk, recalling lessons from childhood about not putting all eggs in one basket and reflecting on past stock market ties and long-standing investments.
A fragmented discussion covers pasture land value for cattle, railroad routes, and market weight effects on steers. mentions water access pricing, trust trustees' fees, and the tension between dividend prospects and estate payments. References to Clover Lind, Eureka trustees, and Kansas City markets appear in the murky text.
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