02 Sep 1940
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1940
Page
1
Back to school brings many youngsters to streets raising risk of auto accidents. While child accidents are trending down thanks to safety education, remaining risk comes from driver carelessness. Drivers must renew vigilance as children return to school and exercise caution, courtesy, and care.
State of Iowa Plymouth County notices heirs at law Katharine Oaken John Doering angel Landgraf Hydna Buehre Lemke Harry Buehre Vernon Buehre Lillian Buehre and others are notified that to be continued. The notice references the estate of Almie Doering deceased and a date to follow.
Albert IF Swanson, Republican nominee for Congress, told a Cherokee district meeting on Friday afternoon that a perceived corn surplus is overstated. He argued production is wealth and noted the vast stock of sealed corn, 517 million bushels, as evidence.
The text argues for higher production of nature's products and outlines plans for synthetic rubber from alcohol. Dr. William Hale of Dow explains 900 million bushels of grain for alcohol and 200 million more for rubber tires, with a Galveston plant producing butadiene at 35 cents per pound and potential 20 cents per pound when alcohol is plentiful.
Miss Loretta Madas and August Nitzschke wed at Christ Lutheran Remsen in a candlelight ceremony. Rev A Noack presided with LeDURIE ring rite. Bridesmaid Miss Eilene Maas wore teal blue satin. groom's brother Lloyd Niteschke was groomsman. The bride carried pink roses and sweet peas. couple to reside on a farm near Remsen after March 1.
In an afternoon of baseball, the Manns Cardinals of Sioux City won both games of a doubleheader against the Orioles to claim the Western Division championship playoff of the Tri-.
A 1940 article argues against third term entrenchment, citing state constitutions that limit governors to short terms or prohibit immediate re election. It highlights Pennsylvania New Jersey Alabama Delaware Florida Oklahoma South Carolina Virginia Georgia and many others as checks on political machines to preventoffice self Sufficient rule.
The Eastern Division champions Castana face LeMars in a decisive Tri state league final after both teams posted 8 wins and 2 losses. LeMars led 1-0 in game one before Lang and Harrison held the ladder to seven and five hits respectively. Orioles hitters struggled but Wiltgen and Haefs sparked scoring for their clubs.
Harrington remains in Washington for duties while supporters plan a district outreach campaign. The group emphasizes low-profile, ongoing legislative work and urges volunteers to aid the reelection effort amid limited travel and fundraising obligations.
A local call urges that the club should continue to be represented by an experienced and capable congressman. The message invites qualified leaders to join and support ongoing efforts for effective representation.
Federal suit filed in Sioux City alleges seven dairies failed to pay producers settlements and administrative expenses and did not file required reports. Dairies named include Becks Eleventh Lakeport Morningside and others, facing mandatory injunctions to comply with milk marketing order.
The Remsen community fire department has finalized a purchase after weeks of fundraising. Members had been soliciting funds to cover the cost, and the new fire truck was bought this week.
Public service purchases include a 400 foot cable line and a 300 foot iron pipe in a plan tied to a 20 year franchise. Fire brigade funds total 2,280 dollars of a larger amount raised by subscriptions. Opponents urge delaying the grant as discussions hinge on equipment and control of the service. Maurice Mieras and others advocate moving ahead while the town weighs the public utility impact.
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