Golden harvest eyed from liquor by the drink law
Iowa cities towns and the state may reap the benefits of the new liquor by the drink law as tavern operators study its impact. City officials expect a slow license rush with rumors of half a dozen of 18 Le Mars holders possibly not applying. Some will wait and see while operational kinks are addressed. A neighboring editor jokes about the regulation banning certain words by naming joints Hard Tea Shoppes in reference to Iowa.
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Iowa
Samp son’s Shoes announces third anniversary sale winners
LeRoy Van De Stoune, local manager, lists winners from Le Mars for women’s canvas shoes, children’s dress shoes, children’s canvas shoes, women’s dress shoes, and men’s dress shoes. He thanks shoppers and invites return visits. Weekly weather and crop notes report moisture shortages north of Remsen and west of Craig, corn borers, oats coloring, and soybeans recovering after a May 21 freeze and hail with weeds becoming a problem.
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Sampson's Shoes
LeRoy Van De Stoune
Le Mars
Marjorie Holmes Mighell visits Rosendahl home this week
Mrs Lynn Mighell a Washington Star columnist and Cornell graduate arrives amid Cornell college 105th commencement events to receive Alumni Achievement award. The visit includes daughter Mallory and Melanie with Elmer Rosendahl and Leila Huebsch among guests. Storm Lake native, four children, two married.
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Lynn B. Mighell
wother
Mallory
Melanie
Mighell
Elmer Recendahl
Washington, D. C
Cornell college
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Marjorie Holmes Mighell
Washington Star
Rosendahl
Sam Holmes
Harold Holmes
Storm Lake
Iowa Guardsmen to Train At Five Camps This Summer
Over 7,000 Iowa National Guardsmen will attend two weeks of intensified summer training at five camps including Camp Ripley Minnesota Camp D.dee Iowa Camp Guernsey Wyoming Camp Grayling Michigan and Savannah Illinois Ordnance depot Iowa units mainly from Waterloo Davenport Fairfield Ottumwa Des Moines Iowa City Grimes Sioux City Cherokee Ida Grove Council Bluffs Clive Willisa Willisea Corning Shenandoah and others form the new 34th Combat Forces an all Iowa organization The training covers weapons protection nuclear and biological warfare and field living conditions with units from administrative supply maintenance and other specialties participating
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Iowa National Guardsmen
Le Mars Co. A
133rd Infantry
Camp Ripley
Minn
Camp D.dee
Iown
Guernsey
Wyo
Camp Grayling
Mich
Savannah
Ordnance depot
Waterloo
Davenport
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Towa City
Grimes
Sioux City
Cherokee
Ida Grove
Council Pluffs
Clenwood
Red Oak
Willisea
Corning
Shenandoah
Council Bluff
Iowa
34th Combat Forces
34th Infantry Division
Nebraska
Army Reserve
National Guard
Born to Mr and Mrs Robert Hopp Kingsley A daughter
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Hopp of Kingsley on June 1 at Lutheran hospital in Sioux City. The announcement notes the baby’s birth and includes additional lines about Nuebel’s Grocery weekend ad with Friday and Saturday specials and a free delivery phone line quoted by Paul Nuebel.
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Robert Hopp
Kingsley
Lutheran hospital
Sioux City
Wilbert Kleene
Hull
Clarence Lang
Kleene
Blane
highway 75
Albert Kooiker
Boyden
highway patrol
O. P. Skaggs
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Elmer Lund Named Plymouth County Civil Defense Director
Elmer Lund of Le Mars was appointed Plymouth County Municipal Civil Defense director, effective May 15. The appointment was made by the Ply mouth county Municipal Civil Defense council led by Fred J. H. Plueger and area mayors. Lund, a former Floyd Valley watershed soil conservationist, is to finalize familiarization with the role after state approval.
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Plymouth county Municipal Civil Defense council
Fred J. H. Plueger
county board of supervisors
Akron
Merrill, Hinton
Le Mars
Elmer Lund
Plymouth coun
try
Lund
Civil Defense office
Floyd Valley
Weather Mixes Sun and Humidity With Light Rain in Region
A cool start gave way to sticky humidity as temperatures hovered in the mid 60s to 70s. A brief early shower dropped 0.01 inches locally, with Sioux County sections reporting up to 0.50 inches. Low this morning around 60, after a Wednesday high near 88. Tonight and Friday remain mostly cloudy with intermittent showers and possible thunderstorms.
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Sioux county
Liquor Sanitation Rules Set for By The Drink Establishments
Tuna liquor commission announces strict sanitation standards for bars serving liquor by the drink. Glasses must be washed in detergent in water no cooler than 10 degrees. Restrooms must match seating capacity. Staff must wear clean clothes and maintain health standards. Inspectors may enforce fixes as needed. The rules, part of the new liquor law, take effect July 4. Also news of minor fines, a divorce suit, and an ad promo for grocery specials.
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Tuna liquor commission
Homer Adock
Adock
Corn Borer Outbreak Heaviest Since 1958 in Iowa
Extension Entomologist Harold Gunderson of Iowa State reports corn borer egg masses across most of Iowa except the northeast. Crawford county lists 40 egg masses per 100 plants on 15 to 20 inch corn with 20 percent leaf feeding, Monona county shows 90 to 100 egg masses on 30 inch corn with 2 to 30 percent leaf feeding, Harrison county records 50 to 60 egg masses on 30 to 36 inch corn last Thursday, and Belmond in northern Iowa is noted.
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Iowa
Harold Gunderson
Iowa State university
Crawford county
Monona
Harrison county
Belmond
Space age Zip Codes introduced for faster mail
Le Mars Postmaster James M. Kennedy announced a space age five digit Zip Code system to speed mail deliveries with 3103 as the local code. The system goes nationwide July 1 and aims to reduce misdirected mail by enabling clerks to route letters by code.
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Post
Le Mars
James M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Post Office department
Brunsville to Dedicate Community Baseball Field Sunday
Brunsville celebrates the dedication of its community baseball field at 8 p m Sunday June 13 with a double header pitting Brunsville Old Timers against Craig and two Brunsville Little League teams. Wayne Brown notes the field now has 60 000 watts of lighting and new stands.
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Brunsville
Town
Wayne Brown
Women of the
Lutheran church
Craig
Iowa Public Service Co
Calendar notes from June events at local venues
June 20 Cody's Pioneer circus at Wasmer post fairgrounds two shows at 2 and 8 p m. June 20 MERA women's guest day at country club at 1 30 p m. June 21 Youth dance at country club. June 23 CDA ice cream event from 4 to 7 30 p m at KC hail.
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Cody
Pioneer
Wasmer post
CDA
ciil
pan KC
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Thomas Stone
Ed Mazvinsky
Le Mars Fruit and Grocery
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