19 Dec 1962
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Newspaper
Iowa Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1962
Page
1
Arlie A. advises dairy calves stay dry and draft free to reduce losses. Individual three sided pens with solid walls, one foot straw bedding or six inches wood shavings, sized about 24 square feet from birth to weaning, offer best protection. Lamb profits are expected to suffer in 1963 due to higher feeder lamb prices.
LeMars Daily Sentinel is described as a weekday afternoon paper with no Saturday issue, printed at Le Mars Iowa. It lists Chan and Carter Pitts as editors and publishers, with staff including Glada Reichert production manager and John Hodgson job shop manager, plus Ellis Johansen on First Street NE and contact details.
Plymouth County Fair dates are August 12 to 14 with Floyd Becker reelected as county fair board president. Article discusses rising costs offset by slaughter lamb prices, projections for 1963 Plymouth County agriculture, and a persistent face fly problem in Plymouth county, its housing entry points, life cycle, and homemaker impact. a control leaflet is available.
The first January 1963 pay will reflect a social security rate rise from 3 1/8 to 3 5/8 percent, with both employee and employer contributing to the Old Age and Survivors and Disability Trust Funds. Local reps offer help, including Louise B. Taylor in Sioux City, at the Les Mars courthouse Thursday morning. Also, the Iowa Council of Churches launches Operation Wrap-Up to collect 650,000 blankets for Algerians. campaign runs Dec 15 to Jan 27, aided by Church World Service and 2500 churches nationwide.
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