New Holland dealership to be added by Northwest Co
The Northwest County co operative announces a contract making them an authorized New Holland baler and equipment dealer. Plymouth Street store will stock complete parts for popular New Holland balers. Clarence Cowan named Division Manager, with J. J. Killeas noting rising demand for hay equipment and grassland investments to curb soil erosion.
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Co op Men Plan River Power Union Sunrise Service
Local church youth groups met at Past Methodist church to organize a union sunrise service for April 8. If rain disrupts, the service will move to First Presbyterian church with a breakfast for seniors and juniors to follow. Lawrence Lavmann announced buying twenty one acres near Mars on highway 330, including a new three bedroom house to be rented, former owner Hume Phres Fo Viewns.
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Cease Fire and The Glenn Miller Story at Royal Theatre
Sunday and weekday schedules show Cease Fire screenings at 7 58 and 9 50 with related news listings. The Glenn Miller Story appears with showtimes around 3 40 and 6 00, plus cartoons and Sangaree in various slots across the week at the Royal Theatre.
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ROYAL THEATRE
Thor
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Sun. News
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Sangaree
Sungwee
Cartoon
Sun
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Willing hands aid Good Will Industries in Sioux City
A blind cobbler sews a new sole and trims edges in the Good Will Industries shoe shop in Sioux City. Visitors watch with amusement as handi capped workers sort, repair and sell donated items while the truck collects goods. The April 14 drive invites mat erials from the East door of the First Methodist Church or home pickup by calling 430W.
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Good Will Industries
Sioux City
Fish and Wildlife Seminar Scheduled for April 23
The 1954 Wildlife Research Seminar will be held April 23 at the Warden Hotel in Fort Dodge. Iowa State College Fisheries and Wildlife Institute sponsors talks on pheasants quail fishing harvests and other outdoor topics with conservation officers biologists and delegates from sports clubs farmers and conservation groups attending. The program begins at 10 00 a.m. and ends with a banquet at 6 p.m. Hotel reservations are advised promptly.
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Warden
Fort Dodge
Sporkmien
Iowa State College Fisheries and Wildlife Couperaine
Iowa
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Teamsters' Union Promises Car Sellers Guaranteed Commissions
Wall Street Journal reports ALF L Teamsters leader Dave Beck backs organizing Detroit auto salesmen with a guaranteed 4 percent commission on factory delivered price. Henry Lower says Local 376 has 1,230 of 3,000 applicants and plans bargaining for 100 new car dealers including Ford and Chevrolet. Dealers resist citing anti-trust and possible illegal conspiracy concerns. at least one salesman fired amid organizing drive with potential boycotts and pickets.
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Wall Street Journal
Dave Beck
ALF. L. Teamsters Union
Detroit auto
Henry Lower
Lower
Cadillac
Natonal Labor Relations Board
Ford
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Buick
Dodee
DeSoto
Plimouth
Chrysler
A. M. Stringari
Detroit
Tower
Rosedale Motors
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Rosedale
Right Area But Wrong House In Globe Post Photo
The Globe-Post reports readers challenged by a photo caption claiming a new house built by vocational students on Lombardy Road Lynn Drive. The house, rented by Dr. Jack May, is nearly completed but not yet painted. Photographs were taken today and will likely appear in Monday's edition.
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Globe-Post
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Richard Schulz
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Lombardy Road
Lynn drive
Jack May
Three Fingers in the Door at Liberty Consolidated School
The Senor Class of Liberty Consolidated School Merrill will present Three Fingers in the Door on April 28 at 7:00 p.m. in the school auditorium. Mrs Wilton directs the production featuring Susy Brown played by Darlene Christensen and other locals in a drama full of intrigue and odd twists.
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Tessie
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Paul Harden
Robert Kuchay
Lothia Tonguelle Clare
Keath Yoerger
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Sylvia
Miss Poste Tingle tune Voerper
Susy Brown
Darlene Chrtensen
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Willem Heupel
Richard Matt
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Gratitude for support during hospital stay
Lester Hiemotra thanks all who remembered him with powers cards letters flowers gifts and personal visits during his hospital stay at Sioux Valley hospital. Special thanks to pastors for comfort and prayers and to those who donated blooms.
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Sioux Valley hospital
Lester Hiemotra
0th Anniversary Celebration for Silas and Ruden
Mr and Mrs Silas Ruden marked their 10th wedding anniversary on a Sunday in April with family visiting and baskets shared. Attendees included Mrs and Mrs Bert Hoss Mr and Mrs Don Hos Mr and Mrs Ras Rudden and Francis Barnable. Vernon Hayden, recently called home from New York by his grandfather’s death, attended briefly as a guest. George Charmer Hewn spent a ten day leave with family.
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Silas Ruden
Bert Hoss
Don Hos
Ras Rudden
Trancis Barnable
RIM
Vernon Hayden
New York
Le Mars
George Charmer
Chevrolet dealers seek fixed commissions amid price fighting debate
A Seattle auto industry meeting heard dealers push for a fixed commission to curb price competition and hidden profits. Attorneys warned such a plan would suppress shopping and likely violate antitrust rules. Salesmen argued higher closing pressure and reduced discounts would emerge, while a union rep claimed practices in Seattle have stabilized business since 1937.
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Mr Lower
Chevrolet
Rural leaders meet to discuss Missouri River hydro power
Local officials from Plymouth County and northwest Iowa discuss allocations from the Missouri River hydro project with the Interior Department Bureau of Reclamation in Stoubfath and Sioux Falls meetings. Officials note Western Iowa requests largely met, with 68,795 households eyed for 1985, and Omaha Power Plant to add electricity to supplement 231,000 kw from Fort Randall, Gavins Point and Garrison.
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Department of the Intertorant Bureau of Reclamation
Stoubath
laws
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Interior Department
Pratay
Sioux Falls
Plymouth
AJ OV Worshere
Bertset Brown
Omaha
Fort Randall
Gaskrs Point
Garrison
Lloyd Calkins
NIPCO
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