Le Mars City Fireworks Sale Prohibition Text
Public notice restricts any fireworks including torpedoes firecrackers Roman candles rockets powder or other pyrotechnics within Le Mars Iowa city limits at any time including the July fourth holiday.
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1950
Page
3
Public notice restricts any fireworks including torpedoes firecrackers Roman candles rockets powder or other pyrotechnics within Le Mars Iowa city limits at any time including the July fourth holiday.
Notice is given that on June 26 1950 there was filed in Plymouth County Iowa District Court a document purporting to be the last will of William J Barnable deceased You are notified that July 24 1950 at 10 00 o clock a m has been fixed for final proof and hearing of said will at the court in Plymouth County Iowa
Fragmentary notice from Le Mars Globe Post announcing publication dates in June and July 1950. Mentions Nelsott Miller as attorney and various court officials including the clerk of the district court of Plymouth County Iowa.
Report notes Glynn's mother dies in Linn Grove Iowa and funeral arrangements are set. Plymouth County board of supervisors total costs for 1948 at 11 212 includes meetings salaries and mileage. Attendees and thanks listed for memorials and services from local residents and families.
Funeral services were held at 2 00 p m Thursday June 29 for F A Geitz and one day old infant with Rev L L Belk presiding. Burial occurred in the city cemetery with pallbearers Clyde Pelton Charles Hoffman Dick Roberts Jack Trauffer Fred Livermore and Art Loftus. Survivors include widow Jessie three sons Junior LeRoy Geitz Balboa Panama Donald Austin Geitz Spirit Lake Vic cor Geitz Rapid City S Dak and four daughters Mrs Marian Artz Brookings SD Mrs June Evans Watertown SD Mrs Beatrix Sepolski Duluth MN and Mrs Annabelle Sanders Ruthven IA plus grandchildren and a brother John of Wichville Minnesota Col Geitz was a member of Fagles Lodge. Mauer funeral home directed arrangements.
A sewer project connects from New Sewers unite from Winth Ave and Sixth St to Third St S W passing numerous property owners including Heyl McKettrick Peter Young Awilla Blick Teain Boat 5B M Gerling H J Wi Bonnema Jr Joe Sulton and many others. A parallel line runs through alley between Seventh and Eighth Ave S W two blocks long linking Sixth to Third streets with listed proprietors. Dale Gralupp and
A detailed plan outlines new sewer routes from Seventh Ave to the river, requiring easements across Lang farm and multiple landowners including John Winchester and Addie Calhoun. The project aims to modernize Young & Corkery’s addition with gravity drainage and connect lines from Fifth Street S. W. to Fourth Street S. W., serving numerous property owners and avoiding pumping.
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