State Farm Bureau urges line on local school budgets
The Iowa Farm Bureau reacts to the General Assembly deadlock by urging restraint on local tax-levying districts budgets headed by schools. Budget size hinges on enrollment bond debt and educational quality. Bond servicing is fixed, and Plymouth county districts see limited fall enrollments. Critics face narrow choices as enrollments and teacher salaries rise, with more state aid likely but not via arbitrary spending caps.
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state Farm Bureau
General Assembly
Plymouth county
Iowa
Technical Journalism department
Iowa State university
Ames
J. W. Schwartz
Grain Co of Merrill asks cancellation of warehouse
Iowa Grain Co of Merrill has been removed from the Central City Credit Corporation list of approved warehouses after the Iowa license was canceled at the warehouseman’s request. Any grain placed in this elevator will not be eligible for price support loans. National Food Store runs a big weekend ad offering 375 extra free King Kor stamps with purchases.
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Iowa Grain Co of Merrill, Inc
Hinton
Cenmcity Credit Corporation
Iowa
Iowa state
Plymouth
ASCS
Wm. J. Ahlers
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Local Markets Report Beans Corn Oats and Eggs Prices
Local market listing shows new beans and new corn No 2 oats. Egg prices appear as A large and A medium with a 5 noted. No additional context or quantities provided.
City backs 151 078 paying program by Aug first
Regular city council session run late as Mayor Scholer and others attend a court hearing on the new Hae law. Engineer Weeks places preliminary drawings and estimates for a 1963 paying program totaling 151,078 with 89.7 percent to be assessed to benefited property owners. Project slated to be let by August 1. Randall Stover seeks a commercial building permit for a north end warehouse addition, approved. Ed Mazvinsky’s store addition at the west end approved. Plans for the new Nipcc headquarters discussed. Valley View First Addition approved pending legal work. Class 2B renewals for the Elks club and Lane Vande Steeg granted. Plastic Christmas decorations debated as a replacement option costing about 390 annually. Trial unit purchase for one intersection approved.
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Cit
Thomas Weeks
ono
Stover
Ed Mazvinsky
NIPCC
Paul Cooper Joins Parkinson Music Co As Organ Salesman
Paul Cooper joins Parkinson Music Co as organ salesman and summer rep. He will demonstrate organs and answer questions at the Lowry Organ Summer Sales Circus this Friday 7 to 9 p.m. at the store, and will work through the summer.
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Paul Cooper
Parkinson Music Co
Sena
Cooper
Parkinson
Lowry
oe nreson
Sturges vows strict enforcement of new liquor law in county
Plymouth County Attorney William S. Sturges told an open meeting that enforcement will be uniform and strict. He urged city police and the sheriff to conduct routine inspections countywide and warned beer permit holders to read and comply with the new liquor by the drink law as explained, with penalties and court action for violations.
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Wim. Sturges
Stan
Plymouth county
Willam S. Sturges
Iowa
Sturges
Liquor Control commission
county board of supervisors
Hospital Discharges and Remissions Listing
At Sacred Heart hospital on Tuesday Kathleen Christensen Remsen Mrs Doug las McDougall Le Mars Mrs Ben Plathe Granville Dismissed Mrs Folkert Frerichs Le Maes Klark Pega Le Mars Fredd Drone Remsen Mes Benes Krogman Romer VeooRb ert Renn
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Sacred Heart hospital
Kathleen Christensen
Remsen
Douglas McDougall
Le Mars
Ben Plathe
Granville
Folkert Frerichs
Le Maes
Klark Pega
Fredd
Drone, Remsen
Mes Benes Krogman
Romer VeooRbert Renn
Weather Update Delivers .26 Inch Rain Tuesday Afternoon
Light showers Tuesday afternoon totaling .26 inch eased dry topsoil conditions while temperatures rose to 83 degrees and nights cooled to 58. Afternoon warmth remained above seasonal norms with pleasant evenings, and only slight changes are forecast for Thursday including a chance of scattered thunderstorms early tonight.
Shopper Seeks Violin String In London Shop
A tourist asks for an "E" string for his violin in a London shop. A youthful clerk returns with a box of strings and jokes about picking out an "E" from an "ER" string, noting the wordplay as a fact.
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London
Calendar notices of June events at clubs and fairgrounds
June 19 municipal band concert at Foster Park eight p.m. and a country club stag. June 20 Cody’s Pioneer circus at Wasmer post fairgrounds at 2 and 8 p.m. June 20 women’s guest day luncheon at the country club. June 21 youth dance at the country club. June 23 CDA ice cream social from four to seven thirty p.m. KC calk.
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Foster park
Country club stag
Cody's Pioneer circus
Wasmer post
Country club
CDA
KC calk
Grain sorghum price support set at 1.99 in Plymouth county
The 1963 grain sorghum price support is set at 1.99 per hundredweight for No 2 or better grade in Plymouth County, up from 1.92 in 1962. Raymond Becker chairs the ASCS County Committee and notes the program includes a 29 cent payment in kind and a 1.70 loan rate. Terminal rates reflect adjustments, with California terminals discounted more.
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Plymouth county
Raymond Becker
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County committee
ASCS
California
Weekend Food Specials Price List Card
Weekend ad lists bargains for food items with discounts and unit prices. Items include coffee 59 cents each and eggs 69 cents each, sugar 10 lb bag 39 cents, tea 39 cents per pound, and other weekly special offers.
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anohher
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National Food Store's
National
Lowell Hagar
PAT
FDR Scholer
coent
court house
William Sturges
Randall Stover
Valley View
Bill Neubrand
the
Elks , club
Lane Vande Steeg
Lane's Tavern
bert Parkinson
LAMPERT YARDS
Illinois Central
Abbe Jurrens
Herman Becker
Randall
Vern Miller
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GROETKEN
nnne
Phil Groetken
highway 75
Swanson
Menager
Don Murphy
boca
emery oti fal
veterans club
BAnHiyr
Daily Sentinel
Floyd Valley News
Swift’s
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