Local Man Sails for Canada to Spur Peace River Pig Hatchery
John F L Starzl headed to western Canada to build contacts and oversee sales for the Peace River Coop Pig Hatchery Unit. Hawley, left at Le Mars, handles American sales and faces delays he attributes to wary farmers and earlier fake coops. The project aims to be the continent’s largest agricultural venture, with shares non assessable and semiannual statements to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Peace River
John FL Starzl
Western Canada
Peace River Coop
Hawley
le Mars
Iowa
Fitting Auction Offers Multiple Farms Near Madison Minnesota
Real estate listings describe several parcels labeled with codes such as IG2A IGQA JOYA and A20A offering improved with electricity and adjoining buildings. Prices range around 125 to 150 dollars per acre with several acreage figures and notes of farms offered within twenty miles of Madison Minnesota and South Dakota options.
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IWDA
IGQA
Flee
Crood Bligs
Joya Paty
Long range hog industry project details emerge
The text describes a pig hatchery venture needing a full operation setup and a short term educational course for workers. It notes the project’s momentum in the country and the planned October completion and fall shipment delay to Le Mars. It lists Remsen leaders Ross Harnack Wayne Desperding William Kramer and Gene Kieffer Jr as Northwest Iowa representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars Hawley
Remsen Bell Enterprise
Remsen
Co-Operative
Iowa
Ross Harnack
Wayne Desperding
Wm. C. Kramer
Gene Kieffer Jr
Hospital Roundup Reports Injured And Births Across Communities
Reports from Sacred Heart Le Mars note Gerritt Kosters remains in stable condition after last Friday’s accident. Wrench injury sidelined Rev. Ward Campbell with a bruised left forearm while on a machine. Medical notes list numerous hospital admissions across Le Mars, Sioux City, and surrounding towns, including births in Remsen and Cleghorn. Jerry Crizke sustained a bad head injury from a fall near Seney and is recovering in a Sioux City hospital.
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Sacred Heart Hospital
le Mars
Gerritt Kosters
Ward Campbell
Irene Considine
Sioux City
St. Vincent's Hospital
Raymond Reistroffer
Merrill
Edward Durband
Carol Anderson
Chicago, IL
Louis Eeders
Paullinas
Kermit Hazen
Cleghorn
Gerrit Kosters
Orange City
James McNally
Frank Yoerger
Janice Logan
Cherokee
Ervin Blane
Jake Hockstra
Lydia M. Van't Hul
Rock Valley
Alphonse Schumoeller
Granville
Anthony Pick
Remsen
Lavern Skyhawk
San Bernadino
Calif
Donald Sherman
John Draager
Breton
Lydia Weiland
Edwin Springer
Henry Schorg
Iowa
Oand
Irwin Ruba
Lows
Ted VerSteeg
Alston
Mrroand
Alfred Sehmidt
Mro
John Houghind
Sioux Center
Jerry Crizke
Seney
Grant Midgets Triumph Over Nuebels in Sunday Ball Game
In a crowded Craigs Park, the Grant Township Midgets defeated Nuebels Mighty Midgets of Le Mars to claim victory. Grant pitcher Popken went the distance, with Kock and Collins catching for Nuebel and Kelly relieving for Grant. The contest featured several double plays and two Grant threebaggers as fans briefly flooded the field while umpires shepherded them back.
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Craigs New Ball Park
Grant Township
Nuebels
le Mars
Nuebel
Kock
Collins
C. Kock
Wetheath
Kelly
Grant
Popken
Oltman
Catch
Installation of Officers in Le Mars Rainbow for Girls
Public installation held at the Masonic Temple on Sunday at 2 30. Installing officers were Dorothy Marele Ruth Schultz Mary Adler Carol Kramer and Margaret Green. After Sallee Rippey took vows Marlene Mylan sang The notes of the ceremony filled the temple with a solemn rite.
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le Mars Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Dorothy Marele
Ruth Schultz
Mary Adler
Carol Kramer
Margaret Green
Sallee Rippey
Marlene Mylan
Officers Installed At Eastern Unit Meeting
Lord's Prayer scene ends with Sallee's brother Dick escorting her east as officers present daisies and Marlene Mylan sings You'll Never Walk Alone. Worthy Associate Advisor Phyllis Wills Charity Pat McFarland Faith Phylis Anderson Chaplain Margaret Cass Drill Leader For delin Anderson Nature Joyce Dorr Immortality Jeanine Lundgren Fidelity Joan Plummer Patriotism Carolyn Eyres. Confidential Observer Carol Rollins Musician Rachel Bartz Choir Director Joanne Swilzer. Next meeting set for September 25.
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Sallee
Marlene Mylan
Phyllis Wills
Charity
Pat McFarland
Faith
Phylis Anderson
Margaret Cass
Fordelin Anderson
Nature
Joyce Dorr
Jeanine Lundgren
Fidelity
Joan Plummer
Carolyn Eyres
Confidential
Observer
Carol Rollins
Rachel Bartz
Joanne Swilzer
Westmar Enrolls 325 Students
Westmar College reports 325 students enrolled by end of regular registration, with late adds expected. The dip from last year reflects fewer G I students and senior losses, while welcoming events include an all college party and YWCA tea with further receptions planned by church, faculty, and student groups.
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Westmar College
G. I
Westmir
Student’ Union
Wernb . Hall
Le Mars Mutual Concert Association Announces Kickoff Dinner
Joel Overman reveals division heads for the drive and sets a September 18 dinner at Club Debonair. Campaign runs September 18 to 23 with $4.80 adults and $2.40 students. Overman lists acts including Don Cossack Chorus and St Louis Sinfonietta among attractions for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars Mutual Concert
Club Debonair
Philip L.’Pryor
Mutual
Overman
Tawa Public Service
Don Cossack Chorus
Dimitry Markevitch
Henry J. Scott
America
John Anglin
St. Louis Sinfonietta
Norman Farrow
NBC
Peresiti
Emilio Osta
Grandparents Named for Hinwarden's 3 Week Old Daughter
Garlye Schwiesow, newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Schwiesow of Hinwarden, is welcomed by her eleven grandparents and great grandparents on the maternal side.
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Brenda. Garlye Schweisow
Marvin Schwiesow
Hinwarden
Family ancestory details from a newspaper notice
The text lists extended relatives of a person, naming grandparents and great grandparents on both sides. On the maternal side are Clarence Johnson and Charles Peters families plus Mrs William Kelley as great-great-grandmother. On the paternal side are Helmuth Schwiesow and Mont Fullerton plus Carl Schwiesow as great-grandparents.
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Clarence Johnson
Charles Peters
William Kelley
Helmuth Schwiesow
Mont Fullerton
Carl Schwiesow
Senator Hickenlooper to Speak at Le Mars Country Club Dinner
Senator B. B. Hickenlooper tours northwest Iowa and will be guest of honor at a September 21 dinner at 5 45 pm at the Le Mars Country Club. He will offer a brief talk before attendees attend a football game between Sioux City Catholic High and Le Mars High. Tickets are available at the Le Mars Sentinel from Mrs OD G Lenihan or local Republican leaders.
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B. B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Country Club
Sioux City Catholic High
le Mars High School
Hickenlooper
le Mars Sentinel
G. Lenihan
Enrollment Boost At St Joseph’s School
St Joseph school opened Sept 5 with higher enrollment led by large first grade intake. Three new teachers join the grade and high school staff, including Sister Virginia as senior home room teacher and English journalism and speech instructor. Sister Elizabeth acts as junior advisor teaching English and commerce. Sister Anian replaces Sister Lia in eighth grade, and Sister Alvara becomes principal replacing Sister Octavia who moves to Guardian Angel high school in Chaska Minnesota.
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St. Joseph School
Virginia
Josephinum High School
Chicago
Elizabeth
Mallinckrodt High School
Wilmette
Anian
Lia
St. Elizabeth's School
Detroit
Alvara
Octavia
Guardian Angel High School
Chaska
Minn
Market Livestock Prices in Plymouth and Sioux Counties End of Day
Buyers and sellers report mixed prices across Plymouth and Sioux counties with multiple cattle steers heifers and hogs listed by numerous farmers. Notable entries include H E Clarbere 20 steers 935 pounds at 29 25 Elmer Nielsen 30 hogs 213 pounds at 24 00 and LeRoy Letsche 37 hogs 193 pounds at 24 00. Information reflects heavier weights and varied bids across local farms.
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Plymouth County
H. E. Clarbere
Elmer Nielsen
LeRoy, Letsche
Ben Pratt
Roy
Auction Sale Ledger Summary for Livestock Prices
John Houtsma offers 2 steers weighing 1177 at 30.50 and 6 steers weighing 950 at 28.25 plus 3 cows at 1196 priced 22.00. Pete Moeller and Son present 24 steers at 1053 averaging 29.75. Emil Hackt lists 8 steers at 870 priced 28.00.
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L. R. Bouma
Steers
Emmet Tentinger
Ernest Anderson
Vince Nuvhel
Everett Hageman
Sioux County
Henry Franken
Charles Houston
Wilbur VanderBerg
Kading Bros
Donald Dylestra
Hubert Mo Herwever
John Houtsma
Pete Moeller and Son
Emil Hackt
Nursing Students Enter St. Joseph Mercy College Sioux City
Among 86 students entering classes at St. Joseph Mercy College of Nursing in Sioux City on September 11 are Mary Conner Jane Koopman Lorraine Rolfes Donna Weibersch Le Mars Callatta Alesch Marcus Esther Degen Granville Margy Dugan Cherokee Grace Marie Huewe Remsen.
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St. Joseph Mercy College of Nursing
Sioux City
Mary Conner
Jane Koopman
Lorraine _ Rolfes
Donna Weibersch
le Mars
Calletta’ Alesch
Marcus
Esther Degen
Granville
Margy Dugan
Cherokee
Grace Marie Huewe
Remsen
Olla Podrida Reflections From ANTON J. SARTORI
ANTON J. SARTORI notes mid September milestone for Olla Podrida column at Eureka and Los Angeles, inviting readers to follow his weekly sketches and defend his distinctive voice in the year’s annual thumbnail.
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Anton J. Sartori
So. Alvarado St
Los Angeles
California
Olla Padrida
Longtime Globe Post columnist recalls career and move west
The writer reflects on 12 years since starting in 1938 with Olla Podrida installments and a total of 758 pieces. He traces his Le Mars roots, 1927 move to California, and his evolving view of The Globe Post as a Democratic voice while noting a change after defending the New Deal.
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Globe-Post
Olla Podrida
le Mars
California
O P
Oo.p
Los Angeles
Globe Post
Fragmentary Notes On Writing And Editorial Frustration
A fragmented reflection discusses editors critics and writers facing limits and pressure. The speaker hints at contract costs criticism and the urge to write as work, exploring how the act of writing sustains or burdens them amid attention and expectations.
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Post
U.p
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