Farmers face worse year says Agriculture official
The Department of Agriculture warns Iowa farmers will be worse off financially next year than this year. Rex Daly chair of the Outlook and Situation board told a Washington conference that farmers likely will fall further behind the rest of the economy. Task Force chairman Odin Langen of Minnesota calls the news tragic amid a $1.5 billion pay cut this year, a down parity ratio, and farm debt up 83 percent in seven years. The panel faults optimistic Congress testimony and notes wheat prices 30 cents below last year while production costs rise, arguing farm programs fail to deliver fair returns.
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Celwein Daily Register
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Republican Ask Force On Agriculture
Rex F. Daly
Washington
Odin Langen
Minnesota
America
Congress
Agriculture Department
Department of Anti-Agriculture
Nuptial Wisdom Zingers in Independence Bulletin-Journal
A New York woman quips she married for better or worse but not for lunch, prompting reflections that wives elsewhere may share the same sentiment from social banter on marriage and domestic life.
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Independence Bulletin-Journal
New York
Akron Jaycees Sponsor Junior Miss Contest
The Akron Jaycees will sponsor the third annual Akron Junior Miss contest at the Akron school auditorium Saturday at 8 p.m. Nine Akron senior girls will compete for the Junior Miss crown and scholarship awards. Financial support is being donated by Akron businessmen. Music will be provided by the Akron stage band under Wayne Seipp. The public is invited. admission is $1.
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Akron Jaycees
The
Akron
Akron ‘School
P.m
Wayne Seipp
Laughton to present clarinet recital at University of Iowa
John C. Laughton a University of Iowa senior will give a clarinet recital at 6 30 p m Sunday in North music hall with pianist Norma Cross and violinist Patricia Wolthuis. He will perform works by Brahms Debussy Milhaud and Sutermeister. Also St James altar society meeting and a children’s Christmas party are noted with potluck supper and Santa presence.
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John C. Laughton
University of Iowa
Iowa City
North Music Hall
Norma Cross
Grand Rapids, Mich
Patricia Wolthuis
Laughton
Brahms, Sutermeiste
Debussy and
Milhaud
St. James Altar Society
St. James Parish
Sister Grace
Santa
Rural church growth by horse and buggy radius in Plymouth County
Rev. Leland Eyres examines how rural churches formed in pioneer times aided by a horse and buggy radius. He notes ethnic origins, migration to town churches, and the impact of age structure on church viability. The piece suggests competition with town churches and foresees future declines or survival based on younger families and leadership balance.
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Plymouth County
Leland Eyres
le Mars
Adaville Eub
Lutheran Church
St. John Lutheran Church
Preston Township
Christ Lutheran
Grant Township
Sioux City
Ellendale
October savings totals 7440212 across Iowa and Plymouth County
Gordon L. Mennen reports October sales of Series E and H bonds and Freedom Shares in Iowa surpassed September by over 700. The October total reached 7,440,212 with ten month state total 83,767,405 and Plymouth County ten month 477,702. Police report theft of 54.50 from Le Mars High School office and wedding anniversary greetings to Harry and Mrs Schultz.
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Gordon L. Mennen
le Mars
Plymouth County Savings Bonds
Freedom
Iowa
Plymouth
Joe Sutton
Community High School
Local Justice of Peace fines list detailed speeding cases
A report from Justice of Peace Bob Utech lists fines in recent months for multiple motorists. Names include Roger Mark Bixler of Santa Ana and Carol Dean Egdorf of Hinton with speeds and costs. numerous Sioux City area drivers faced speeding charges with amounts from 8 to 28 dollars plus costs. one driving wrong way and another suspended license case noted. several fines cite Highway Patrolmen as filing officers.
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Justice of Peace
Bob Utech
Roger Mark Bixler
Santa Ana
Calif
Duane Lynch
Carol Dean Egdorf
Hinton
Pedersen
Karen Lee Detloff
le Mars
Loretta J. Lehrman
Hawarden
Linden R. Fickbohn
N. R. Buenger
Barbara Joan Moore
Sioux City
William Wruck
Richard Francis Ruden
Wruck
Jerry L. Johnson
Lloyd T. Peterson
Conrad J. Funk
Charles E. Tillson
Ernest L. Vennard
Roger Lanegan
Harold ‘G. Tiedman
Norma D. Swanson
Helmers
Robert Mellema
Orange City
Le Mars Daily Sentinel Details Circulation and Staff
The Le Mars Daily Sentinel lists weekday publication with no Saturday issue and notes city and county paper status. It provides staff roles including News Editor Glada Reichert Production Manager John Hodgson and Advertising Manager Ellis Johansen with billing and subscription options for Mars Merrill Plym and nearby counties.
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le Mars Daily Sentinel
le Mars
Iowa
Carter A. Pitte
Glada Reichert
John Hodgson
Ellis Johansen
Dick Koerselman
Mars and Merrill
Daily Sentinel
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