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Newspaper
Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
2
The article outlines feeding and management for 4-H livestock projects, emphasizing protein rations for ewes to support milk and lamb growth. It covers post lambing care, water treatment, and gradual grain feeding to prevent udder trouble while maintaining gains across cattle, sheep, hogs, and dairy programs.
The LeMars Daily Sentinel details publication days, staff, and office details. It lists circulation by mail and carrier, rates for various time periods, and the newspaper’s city and county orientation. It also includes agricultural guidance on feeding ewes and lambs.
Eastern Star Chapter No 70 met at the Masonic Temple for an open installation of officers for 1963. Worthy matron announced theme Vision Patience and Unity and colors autumn gold bronze and purple ripening grapes. New officers include matron Bette Holland patron Herman Vander Well with Ruth Casler and William De Vos among senior members. A social hour and luncheon followed with committee hosts listed.
The National Safety Council urges motorists to ensure wiper blades are in good working order with proper arm pressure to clear snow and sleet. Defrosters should function, and drivers must detect hazards promptly to avoid accidents.
Charlene Koelling a Grand Island Nebraska alumna and former Westmar student competes in Las Vegas in the Make It Yourself With Wool Contest after winning Nebraska state and a joint Nebraska Kansas contest. She modeled a virgin wool coat she designed and built last spring in Westmar’s tailoring class.
Le Mars couple Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kellen welcome a daughter born January 22 at Sacred Heart hospital. The birth adds a new member to the family, with health reported as good.
A fragment from the Le Mars Iowa Daily Sentinel dated Wednesday January 23 1969. The readable text notes a newspaper item or brief from the Le Mars paper, with no clear event or person fully shown in the fragment.
Life's End Funeral services were held for Marine Cpl. William Thomas Claeys 22 of Sioux City who died when a flare exploded near his face at the Twentynine Palms base. Rt. Rev. Msgr. W. B. Bauer officiated with military rites at St. Jospin cemetery Akron. Claeys born March 6 1941 at Fort Dodge was a Heelan high school graduate and Marine Corps veteran awaiting discharge next month. He is survived by his parents five brothers a sister and grandparents.
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