Le Mars Daily Sentinel Publication Details
The Le Mars Daily Sentinel is a weekday afternoon paper published in Le Mars Iowa by Chan and Carter Pitts with Chan Pitts as editor and Carter Pitts as publisher and advertising manager Glada Reicher is production manager and Ellis Johansen listed as job shop manager Subscribers served by Daily Sentinel carriers in Le Mars and Merrill Two week rates 30 cents per sheet Months 2 2 2 with mail rates 6 months 1 year and annual options for Iowa South Dakota Nebraska Minnesota and outside four-state area all subject to post Aug 1963 pricing
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le Mars
Iowa
Chan
Carter Pitts
Chan Pitts
Glada Reicher
Ellis Johansen
First St. NE
Ie Mars and Merrill
Daily Sentinel
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Midwest Delay on Missouri Dams Power Supplies
The Interior Department is asked to postpone until January 1, 1964, the filing of apps for extra power from Missouri River dams for customers in the eastern division of the Missouri Basin.
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Denver
Interior Department
Missouri River
Missouri Basin
Empress and Queen Dominate Waters at Iowa Great Lakes
Harold Lee executive director of the Mid-West Electric Consumers association says a delay is needed to give all potential customers time to apply for additional power. The Interior Department announced June 25 that at least 360000 kilowatts will be available from Yellowtail and Big Bend dams, following an agreement between Basin Electric Power Cooperative and the Bureau of Reclamation. Many customers in the marketing area have not yet surveyed needs for this extra power, which will be available in 1964. The delay is to assure all preference customers the opportunity.
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Harold Lee
Mid-West Electric Consumers Association
Lee
Interior Department
Yellowtail
Big Bend
Basin Electric Power Cooperative
Bismarck
N. D
Bureau of Reclamation
Elect Colorado State University student trustee of Westmar
Wilmer Johnson of Otis Colorado has been elected a trustee of Westmar college. A wheat farmer near Otis, he teaches an adult Sunday school class and serves as trustee and treasurer of a building program. Johnson, 36, married with two children, will return to Colorado State University in Fort Collins to study agricultural business after graduating from Sterling’s Northeastern Junior College in 1951.
Spectacular Iowa Great Lakes cruise ships Empress and Queen
Thousands of boats sail the Iowa Great Lakes with two standout vessels, the Empress and the Queen. The Queen, oldest active Iowa cruise ship, began as a hotel cruiser on Big Spirit Lake in 1883 and now carries up to 155 passengers. The Empress, launched 1961 after Dubuque construction, seats up to 400 and weighs about 100 tons. Both ships offer narrated tours around West Okoboji at 8 to 12 knots.
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Great Lakes
Iowa Great Lakes
West Okoboji Lake
Iowa Great Lakes Chain
Iowa
United States
Dubuque
Big Spirit Lake
Hotel Orleans
Okoboji
One Liquor Places Per 1714 Persons In Iowa
Iowa reports one licensed liquor establishment for every 1714 residents after a month under the new law. The state liquor control commission says 1604 licenses have been issued through last Friday, a rate similar to Minnesota Missouri Nebraska and South Dakota but higher than Wisconsin and Illinois. Annual Orks family reunion held at Luverne Minnesota on Sunday July 28 with attendees from Le Mars Struble Sioux City Rock Rapids Pipestone Tyler and Onamia among others.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Liquor Control Commission
Orks
Luverne
Minn
le Mars and
Gretha Oetken
Lawrence Oetken
Beth
Neal
Carol
Jim
Lisa
Henry Reelis
Edward Plueger
Edwin
Alden Sanow
Mark
Ronald Johnson
Natalie
Kathie
Theo Johnson
David
Mavis
Bruno Brunken
Lawrence Renken
Richard
Norman Jurgenson
Roger
Patty
Barry
Maria
Struble
Roger Lamcke
Linda
Brenda
Sioux City
Kelton Pralle
Cheryl Lynn
Rock Rapids
Herman Hummels
Billings
Mont
Lucas Scheerh
Onamia, Minn
Mrs. Water Monk
Dennis the Menace syndicated notes from Minnesota readers
A compact item lists readers and contributors across Minnesota towns including Teresa and Joan Ketcham, Ward S. D., Mrs Anna Goosman Ray mond, Mrs Harm Freese and Timmy Gluck, Mrs Charles Johnson Debra and Scott Montevideo, and others. Visitors named include Mrs Carl Johannsen Redwood Falls and Mrs Richard Sargent and Debbie Montevideo.
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Teresa
Joan
Ward
S. D
Anna Goosman
Raymond
Minn
Harm Freese
Timmy
Gluck
Charles Johnson
Debra
Scott Montevideo
Carl F
Carl Johannsen
Redwood Falls
Richard Sargent
Debbie
Montevideo
Farmers loan offer for household goods and farm equipment
Refinance option presented by Joel T. Shepherd invites farmers to borrow against household goods, suits, farm machinery, and similar assets. Repayment plans include 3 6 9 12 or 4 5 12 year basias with security and accuracy noted in the notice.
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Basia
CaLu
Joel T. Shepherd
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the Advertising Checking Bureau
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Colorado State University
Westmar
Wilmer Johnson
Otis, Colo
Westmar College
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First Evangelical United
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West Okoboji
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Dennis the Menace
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Alcester
Ghostriders
America
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Rexall
Westinghouse
GZ Drug
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Henry Weber
Larry Weber
Highway
Koenig Insurance
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Central Ave
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