02 Jun 1959
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Newspaper
Iowa Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1959
Page
1
The notice lists publication details for Chan and Carter Pitts Le Mars Iowa including publication frequency, postal status, office address at First Street Northeast, contact line, and subscription rates by mail for various regions with yearly and half-year terms. It notes the paper as official city and county publication and specifies mailing through states and price brackets.
In a county wide initiative, landowners and operators have filed for soil conservation plans. The article notes farmers tailor plans to fit each field and operation, emphasizing individual field differences and ongoing annual crop and livestock planning.
An article promotes installing gaslights outside homes to create soft non glare illumination that highlights landscaping and may reduce accidents. It encourages consulting Iowa Public Service Company and gas appliance dealers, and links gas to leisure through Northern Natural Gas Company and Iowa Public Service Company. Also includes quick herb blooming tips for better flavor in cooking.
The Plymouth Soil Conservation district assists farmers in creating plans to protect soil and boost efficiency for sustainable crops. Since many landowners have applied, eight new plans were completed in May for farms in Stanton Westfield Hungerford Garfield Lincoln and more, detailing acres per property.
Special daily program began Monday morning at the Presbyterian church. Mrs. James Ransom leads the school with assistants in the kindergarten and primary departments including Mrs. Robert Cox, Mrs. William De Voss, Sheila Smith, Glenna Williams, Mary Deegan, Mrs. E Johanson, and Judy Ran.
A series of summer assembly programs is planned at Westmar college. Speakers include Dr. H. H. Kalas on June 4 at 8:30 a.m., Bishop H. R. Heininger on June 23 at 9:05 a.m., Dr. Anthony Kelly on July 8 at 10 a.m., Camp Farthest Out on July 21 at 10 a.m., and Dr. Walter Turke on August 5 at 8:30 a.m. Turke will also teach a psychology seminar in the fall.
The article lists weddings in Le Mars and Kingsley including Elizabeth Kandyba and Dennis Hoffman at St Joseph church. It notes a planned Laffler automatic thresher company in Le Mars with $1,000,000 capital and local airport plans. It reports a daylight saving dispute among Plymouth farmers and a Victory Girls achievement in Flymouth county.
A nurse recalls being ostracized by a circle of student nurses who did not welcome her. One member whispered the cruel remark Don’t look now, girls, but gangrene has just set in. The remark implied a contagious threat amid the tense atmosphere.
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