Let's Get Back to Work 1972 Resolve
Industrial Press Service editorial urges a nationwide 1972 pledge to work harder. Citing President Nixon on hard work, the piece argues every able-bodied American should take any available job rather than rely on welfare. It calls for pride in work, better products and services, and stronger economic well-being.
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Nixon
America
Vietnam
Ltta Et Bmg
Désr Br
Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Iowa 125th Birthday Statement by Gov Robert Ray
Governor Robert Ray issued a statement marking Iowa's 125th anniversary of statehood, recalling the 1846 admission as Beautiful Land and noting early population, frontier life, and the need to build a durable foundation. He urges future generations to build honestly for Iowa's next 125 years.
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Iowa
Robert Ray
Congress
James K. Polk
Beautiful Land
Lowa
Abandoned Roads and Old Crossroads Recall Le Mars Memory
A Letter to the Editor reflects on an old crossroads near Le Mars where wagons gypsies and farmers once traveled. The piece laments abandoned roads, litter, and the changing landscape, contrasting nostalgia with modern decay while recalling family history and a college writing class memory.
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Braun Farm
le Mars
Custer Battlefield
Old Prairie Road
Arlington
Sentinel
County govt push to vacate roads for crops sparks wildlife protest
A reader decries county plans to vacate road rights of way for corn and soybeans, fearing loss of wildlife habitat and increased spraying. The letter criticizes the Iowa Conservation commission funding a new recreational lake, mocks the Izaak Walton League, and urges Acres for Wildlife programs and voter action at elections. The piece calls for preserving roads for wildlife, opposing farm expansion, and politicizing local conservation groups.
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Court House
Iowa
Iowa Conservation Commission
Board of Supervisors
Arnold Mohning
Mohning
Izaak Walton League
Izaak Walton League of
le Mars
Izaak Walton
Understanding hematocrit and anemia by Lawrence Lamb M D
A patient asks about hematocrit meaning and seriousness when low. The doctor explains hematocrit shows red blood cell percentage, notes typical male values around 47 percent, and outlines anemia signs and further tests.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Protests Against County Road Vacations Draw Attention
Plymouth County board of supervisors faced protests over recent road vacations. A participant at the meeting voiced concerns about cost to federal taxpayers and the impact of land retirement programs on farm subsidies and local infrastructure.
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Plymouth County Board of Supervisors
Subscriptions and Delivery Rates Listed for Daily Sentinel
The notice lists subscription prices and carrier delivery areas including Le Mars Merrill Kingaley Oyene and Remeen served by Daily Sentinel carriers. Rates shown include two weeks by carrier eighty cents one month one hundred sixty cents six months three ninety eight, one year twelve dollars.
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le Mars, Merrill, Kingaley
Oyene
Remeen
Daily Sentinel
Theo Moming
New Year Resolutions and Plans for Bad Habits
The Belle Plaine Union column offers seasonal musings on making New Year’s resolutions and the idea of pursuing money to fund bad habits, reflecting a candid, humorous take from an opinion piece.
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Belle Plaine Union
Anniversary Open House Honors Allen Couple
An open house at Independence celebrated the 63rd wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen, marking many years of marriage and community ties.
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Independence
Mrs
Harry Allen
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By Ketcham
Nebraska
By Dick Koerselman
Ikes
Ise
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Arie J. Bomgears
New York Life Insurance
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