Plymouth county audit shows 6 million in tax receipts
Iowa State Auditor Lloyd R. Smith announced the 1971 Plymouth county audit, filed for public inspection in Des Moines and Le Mars. Totals include 6,379,630.38 in receipts, with 5,123,807.23 from property taxes and 1,169,189.53 returned from the state in various credits and refunds.
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Lloyd R. Smith
Plymouth county
Des Moines
Iowa
court house
Le Mars
Smith
Fred Riter
general county fund
First baby gifts promised to Plymouth county parents
The Daily Sentinel notes Plymouth county's first baby of 1973 will prompt a gift package from Le Mars merchants, with 24 sponsors. Krista Lynn Kurth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Kurth, born Jan 3 at Floyd Valley hospital, is highlighted among January births. A nationwide post office shutdown on Dec 28 honors former President Truman.
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Plymouth county
Le Mars
Daily Sentinel
Krista Lynn
Tom Kurth
Floyd Valley hospital
Harry S. Truman
James Kennedy
Kennedy
Sioux Falls
Nixon
United States
G. T. Klassen
Jerry Kurth
Tom Arens
Harley Trobaugh
Maynard Johnson
Fred Miller
Steve Frost
Large nearly seven foot snowman greets Le Mars drivers
A tall snowman with a long cold nose rises near 630 Grandview, welcoming holiday traffic as Dale Seiver a fifth/sixth grade teacher at Central Elementary and neighbors Sue and Jim Gunther help build the figure with Mrs Kathi Seiver and son Garren. The Seivers moved from Minneapolis this fall. Photo by Ray Johnson.
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yale
Le Mars
Dale Seiver
Grandview
Dale
Central
Kathi Seiver
Garren
Sue
Jim Gunther
Seivers
Minneapolis
Ray Johnson
Le Mars Grocery Stores Set New Year Hours
Two Le Mars grocers announce New Year hours with Randall's open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday and Hy Vee 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, both closing at 6 p.m. New Year’s Eve. Fareway downtown Le Mars will be closed all day Sunday and Monday.
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Le Mars
Randall's
Hy-Vee
Fareway
Iowa farmers optimistic on 1973 crops and prices
Del Van Horn, director of the Iowa development commission agriculture division, says Iowa's 1972 crop results were strong. He notes a record corn crop, rising yields, and favorable prices for corn and soybeans despite weather disruptions. He cautions about artificial markets but foresees a record 1973 net income and a busy spring with tractor purchases.
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Harrison Weber
Van Horn
Jefferson
Russia
John Kennedy
United States
Iowa
Iown development commission
Varn Horn
Westmar Prof Analyzes Student Teacher Trials
Westmar College education assistant professor John W. Sanders reports from a Wisconsin Journal of Education study on over 200 student teachers after their professional semester. Findings show most feel secure teaching an entire class, while many feel observed pressure and want more small-group practice and individualized guidance aided by video feedback and clear behavioral objectives.
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John W. Sanders
Westmar college
Wisconsin Journal of Education
Sanders
Westmar
North Texas State university
Denton
Stephen F. Austin State university
Nacogdoches
Tex
Indiana State university
Terre Haute
Northwestern State university
Natchitoches
American Educational Research Assn
Assn
Teacher Educators
American Educational Studies Assn
Plymouth County Board Wrangles Year End 1972 Notes
County supervisors met to discuss salaries and year end closing of accounts. Court house to close Friday at noon with books reviewed by county officers. Driver license exams moved to morning only. no tests Friday afternoon. Golden Pheasant beer permit approved. fence dispute over road vacation discussed and noted as legally incomplete. Claesson concludes chair term. new rotation to begin next Tuesday January 2.
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Plymouth county board of supervisors
Fred Claesson
Claesson
court house
Remsen
Predicts cold harsh Iowa winter 1972 73
Iowa climatologist Paul J. Waite warns of a cold harsh winter with above normal snowfall in 1972 73 based on cooler summer autumn trends. He notes blizzards and record snows in Iowa history and cites a worldwide cooling trend as a contributing factor.
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J.C. Jordison
Drake university
Iowa
Iowa state
Paul J. Waite
Waite
Wate
Rock Rapids
Sibley
Iowa Farm Science magazine
Estherville lowai
Dakotas
Forest City
Alison
Millerion
Cherokee
Waukong
Ware
Warm, mild Thanksgiving week forecast crosses 50s
The holiday warmth arrives with Wednesday highs near 50 degrees after a Tuesday low of 26 and a high of 34. Thursday should be fair and warmer with temperatures in the mid 50s as southwest winds bring dry air and no moisture.
Babson Report to be Published in Thursday Daily Sentinel
The year end Babson Report and predictions for 1973 will appear Thursday in the Daily Sentinel. The Babson Reports Inc. founded by Roger Babson, famed for finance columns, continues through the Babson foundation at Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts. Le Mars papers have long carried the Babson Reports as the old year ends.
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Babson
Daily Sentinel
Babson Reports Inc
Roger Babson
Babson foundation
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Le Mars
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