16 Apr 1953
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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1953
Page
1
A Babson column argues a 1953 Korea truce could ease wartime strain on American households. The piece notes potential effects like reduced overtime pay and tightened budgets as defense spending shifts, with manufacturers facing repossessions and possible unemployment if consumer goods slow. It also riffs on farm imagery and public interest in local identities.
An assortment of reflections on employment, youth opportunities, and economic policy with notes on inflation, unemployment, and the role of education. It discusses labor markets, the appeal of self-employment, the value of hard work, farm income trends, and windbreaks for farms, alongside agricultural education and extension outreach efforts.
April 16 AkKion 4-H club meeting at Leslie Kings. April 17 Westheld township extension lesson on International Relations at the home of Mrs Port at 150. April 20 Renten 4-H Club meeting with Frank Maviss. April 21 Stanton 4-H club meeting at Wilbur Kurth Apu Zebiberio township extension lesson on International Relations at the home of Mes Arthur Maller at 130 pm. April 22 Windbreak demonstration at Robert Dennlers at 930 am Plymouth township. Tion at Virgil Newbergs at 2000 pm. Liberty township April 23 Windbreak demonstration at Bruning at 30 am in Garfield township.
Plymouth County hosts Axmonstrion windbreak demonstrations on April 22 and 23 across three townships. Extension forester John Do bxans notes the schedule covers Niel Senbirg in Phineath, Libots, and Garant townships with experts detailing spacing and small-tree management. The event aims to show established windbreak practices and encourage adoption.
Mrs Catt ine Miller died Wednesday evening at a daughter's home in Sioux City where she had lived for years. Funeral services were held Monday at Palo. Catherine Pharman born October 7 1870 moved with her parents to a farm near Gramalle after marrying John Miller. They farmed in the area then moved to a farm near Polo SD. Survived by one daughter Lenora Johnson Sioux City two sons Max Woonsocket SD and Ted Miller Huron SD 16 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren one brother Chi Pharman two sisters Mrs Nuk Schwebich and Mrs Mathilda Lammers Grenville. preceded in death by husband two sons and several siblings. Several relatives attended the wake at Larkin home Sioux City. Burial followed at Palo. The Thorman family and others from nearby towns visited in the home of Droo and Mrs Wise.
A fragmented schedule lists films and cartoons as part of a Royal Phlaire program. Entries include Oh the Savage and Out post in Malaya with showtimes across Thur Fri Sat and Sun. The list also mentions Never Wase and Quipost in Malaya with multiple daily times.
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