10 Nov 1966
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1966
Page
1
The piece argues that newspaper ads are highly effective for retailers like Pocahontas Democrat stores and large chains such as Sears. It cites efficiency, broader reach, and economic benefits, claiming ads boost demand, distribution, and lower consumer selling prices while supporting community growth.
Jefferson Iowa completed a bell tower carillon in the Greene County courthouse square funded by William Bed Mahoney in memory of Dora Mahoney. About 3,000 attended a concert by a Chicago band, with hundreds riding the elevator to a 13 foot observation platform. Taxpayers pay nothing and daytime hours are set. The note praises Belmond for rebuilding after a tornado and commends community spirit.
The November 2 4 H Union Vikings meeting conducted by Vid Dempster discussed parliamentary procedure, new member recruitment, and obligations to fund a dinner for the jailers and their wives at Normandy in Sioux City. Future plans included a roller skating party November 26 in Orange City pending reservations, with Mary Ann Eyres serving as reporter.
The text claims the surname O'Brien derives from Brian, a medieval king of Ireland known as Rin Voru, killed in 2014. It notes Carnegie Vibrarives are not limited to the United States with about 3,000 in English speaking countries and two of every three located in the United States.
Fred R L Melain chairman of the Iowa ASC announces continuation of the cropland adjustment program for 1967. The plan shifts land to conservation and open space while offering higher rates for putting land under CAP and cost sharing for conservation practices. Contracts run 5 to 10 years with payments tied to past use and yield, encouraging farmers to retire or change production patterns while protecting soil and water and providing public access where allowed.
A baby boy named Kingsley Schwarz was born at St Luke's Catheran Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Robert Schwarz in Sioux City. The infant weighed 1b at birth.
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