Iowa debate on tax aid to farm owners and land tax credits
A legislative drive in Iowa examines Agricultural Land Tax credits and a proposed rule to limit benefits to farms lived on by the owner or their family. Debate centers on whether such credits unfairly reward nonresidents or renters while diminishing funds for farmers who reside on their land, with assertions about funding gaps and political motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
te Le Mars
land ax aid
Adrian Brink
Westpoint
Iowa
Robert Naden
Webster City
Owa
Airport Up To City Council
E W Rogers of the Le Mars chamber met with Ray C Sagness of the federal aviation agency to outline federal participation rules for a city owned airport. Key points include ownership by the city, a 2600 ft runway plus 400 ft, 83 to 85 acres, 25 planes required for hangar funding, and potential federal aid increasing the airport budget up to about 15000 to 310000. Sagness will study photos and return in two weeks. ultimate decision rests with the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W
Rogers
Le Mars chamber of commerce
Ray C. Sagness
federal aviation agencye Hei
W. B. Boucher
Sagness
Westmar college
Le Mars Flying Club
Me ‘Sagness
arrowauces
highway commission
Globe-Post
federal aviation agency
Lincoln
Le Mars Voters Approve 28 Year Telephone Franchise
Voters at Le Mars supported the Central Telephone Company with a 28 year franchise by a large margin. The tally stood 322 in favor to 86 against with six spoiled ballots, and the canvass will be held tonight. The company plans substantial equipment investments. Mrs A J McIntosh of La Porte City Town returned home after visiting her mother, Mrs Clifford Eyres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars
Central Telephone Company
A. J. McIntosh
La Porte City
Clifford Eyres
Dave Gunther Celebrated as City Honors Star Athlete
Dave Gunther son of Mr and Mrs Clem Gunther of Le Mars is shown in a studio portrait taken on his day Monday April 27 1959. Le Mars held a parade and awarded him the keys to the city after the athletic banquet where Paul Brechler University of Iowa athletic director spoke. Monday was proclaimed Dave Gunther Day with banners and a special window display of trophies at Adler Sporting Goods. Dave is a Central High graduate and senior sociology major at Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave. Gunther
Clem Gunther
Le Mars
Nuel Studio
Dave
Paul Brechler
University of Iowa
DAVE GUNTHER
Town Hawks
Adler Sporting Goods
Central High
the
University
Seed Soil Dedication on Rogation Sunday Grace Lutheran
Grace Lutheran Church Missouri Synod on the corner of 2nd Ave and 3rd St SE will hold Rogation Sunday services May 3 at 8 15 and 10 30 AM. Members will bring soil and seed in receptacles to the chancel as a pledge of stewardship and thanks to the heavenly creator. The Rev Harry H Meyer will preach on Psalm 104 24 3 with the theme Heavenly Creator Bless Our Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Lutheran Church- Missouri, Synod
2nd Ave
3rd St. S. E
Messrs
Artie Pierson
Don Waring
Louis’ Tod
Marion Chapman
God
France
Jesus
Rogan
counry
Grace Lutheran
Harry H. Meyer
Lang Now Has Private Dump Serves Farmers
Roy Lang and his son announced a new private dump service for farmers to dispose of rubbish outside city hours. Lang offers pickup anywhere, including rural areas, and will also handle complete moving jobs as well as hauling grain and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lang
Lang
Le Mars
Engagement Notice for Anna Marie Fraser and Bernard Rolfes
Mr and Mrs Robert Fraser of Merrill Iowa announce the engagement of their daughter Anna Marie to Bernard Rolfes son of Mr and Mrs Ben Rolfes of Le Mars No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fraser
Merrill, Iowa
Anna Marie
Bernard Rolfes
Ben Rolfes
Le Murs
Marriage Licenses Issued In Sioux City Area
This week the clerk issued licenses to Ronald E Schulte and Doris Josta both of Sioux City Herman Rock Jr 18 of Pierson and Carla Bennar 18 of Kingsley as the clerk's office this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald E. Schulte
Doris Josta
Sioux City
Herman Rock, Jr
Pierson
Carla Bennar
Kingsley
Mazvinsky Opens Late Each Night At Le Mars Store
Eddie Mazvinsky owner of the Le Mars Fruit and Grocery on highway 75 north announced the store will stay open until 9 p.m. each evening starting next week. The store currently closes at 9 on Friday and Saturday but the new 9 o'clock hours will apply Monday through Thursday as of May 4. The store remains closed Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Mazvinsky
Le Mars ‘Fruit and Grocery
highway 75 north
Mazvinsky
Athens Station Upgrades With New Underground Gas Tanks
The Athens Standard Service on Plymouth street west in Le Mars is undergoing remodeling this week to install new underground gasoline storage tanks. Pumps have been moved closer to the building temporarily while installation proceeds. The station remains open for business as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Standard
Plymouth street
Le Mars
Doctor Of Ichthyophagy Expands Derby Venture On Highway
Frank Michaelosky owner of The Derby at Merrill, famed as a Doctor of Ichthyophagy, will reopen in the corner building once LaBahn's Garage. The site, previously a locker point, will host his tavern with a dedicated steak house serving chicken and steak among other items. Michaelosky rose to fame from Canadian fishing trips where he cooked and shared his catch with tavern patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Michaelosky
Merrill
LaBahn
Michaelosky
Canada
Police Court Fines in City Cases
In mayor's court, Le Mars residents John Koehn fined $7.50 for running a stop sign. Le Mars resident Alien Kurtzhat fined $12.50. Albert Howland cited for speeding $12.50. Rose Carter fined for speeding. Kingsley resident Thom Gunderson fined $10 for improper registry. Cherokee resident Nis Kloster fined $14 for failure to yield. Kloster linked to a minor car accident south of Carnes Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John KKoehn
Le Mars
Allien Kurtzhats
Albert Howland
Rose Carter
Kingsley
Thom Gunderson
Nis Kloster
Oyens
Kloser
Carnes
Musters Speak On Dutch New Guinea Mission Project
Mr and Mrs Phil Musters accepted as missionaries to Dutch New Guinea will speak and show slides at the Union Hotel on May 5 at 8 00 p m The event presents their call to live among Stone Age tribes and share the Gospel in their language Sponsors are Le Mars Bible Class in support of Regions Beyond Missionary Union Philadelphia Pa Public invited to attend to learn about the work among primitive peoples
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Musters
Dutch New Guinea
Union Hotel
Australia
Masters
Union
Elberon Ave
Philadelphia
Le Mars Bible Class
Second Homemakers meeting on family financial planning at Westfield
The second meeting of the young Homemakers class will be held at the Westfield Congregational church at 7:30 Wednesday evening May 6. Eva Lund County Extension Home Economist leads the discussion on family financial planning. Invitations have been sent to those who indicated interest. others in the area may enroll. Plans for the Annual 4-H Girls Rally Day are underway with county officers and 4-H members, advisors, and county committee. Mrs Hany Peterson joins the county committee serving Sioux Liberty Hancock and Perry townships. Nancy Wendt County president will preside with Cheri Parkinson Carla Johnson and Ruth Dowling assisting. Honorary guests include mothers and friends of the girls. Esther McKee Woodbury County Extension Home Economist will judge the better groomed girl and participants in the County Creed contest. Eva Lund Plymouth County Extension Home Economist will judge the Woodbury Bay Day at Climbing Hill on June 4. District 4-H Girls camp will be at Lake Okoboji June 2 and 3. Eva Lund reminds clubs to submit names for girls going to camp and delegates for convention by Rally Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Congregational church
Eva Lund
Hany Peterson
Sioux
Liberty
Hancock
Perry
Nancy Wendt
activitien
Cheri Parkinson
Carla Johnson
Ruth Dowling
Esther McKee
Woodbury County Extension Home
Plymouth County Extension Home
Woodbury County Bay
Climbing Hill
Lake Okoboji
County Extension Home
Melanis To Work For Neisius
Dick Melanis who has run an automotive repair shop in the Byrne building across from the Plymouth coop air station for ten years will begin work May 1 for Merle Neisius at the Neisius Garage. Mr Neisius said today. Globe-Pos Want Ads are your biggest and best buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Melanis
Byrne building
Plymouth
Hotel Gets Face Listed
Vern Lovely, owner of the Grand Central Hotel, remodels the east wing facing 1st Street northeast. He builds two offices, with the north office for Crowley Tax Service. the south office attracts renters. The wing, with brick veneer and modern glass fronts, may serve as offices or stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Lovely
Grand Central Hotel
1st Street
Lovely
Crowley Tax Service
Grand Central
Brucher
Doctors Wilson Sue Merkel Couple for 248.66
Drs. Fredric W. Wilson and Fredric J. Wilson sue Kenneth Merkel and wife in district court for 248.66 plus interest from August 1958. Plaintiffs are Sioux City physicians seeking the stated sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredric W. Wilson
Fredric J. Wilson
Kenneth
Kenneth Merkel
Sioux City
Josta Schulte Couple Wed in Le Mars Ceremony
Miss Doris Josta of Sioux City and Ronald F E Schulte of Sioux City were married in Le Mars by Judge T E Klay on April 28 1959. Attendants were Gregg Featherston and Ruth Schuette. The bride is an accountant in Sioux City and the groom serves with the air force at the Sioux City base. A weatherman predicts rain for tomorrow night in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Josta
Sioux City
Ronald FE. Schulte
Sioux Ciy airhase
Le Mirs
T. E. Klay
Gregg Featherston
Ruth Schuette
airforce
Hospital Auxiliary Workshop Opens May Meeting for Public
The Hospital Auxiliary hosts its third and final workshop of the season on Monday May 4 at 7 30 pm at the hospital. The event coincides with the regular Auxiliary meeting. Open to all. no membership required. Quilting and other projects will fill the afternoon and evening session with items displayed and available for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uys
Judge Directs Verdict in Lockwood v Wiltgen case
Judge T F E Klay directed a verdict for defendant Albert Wiltgen in the Mac Lockwood versus Wiltgen case after a short trial. The incident arose when materials from Wiltgen’s truck, driven by Harry Bonnemia, slid from the vehicle and struck the windshield of the car carrying Mrs. Lockwood, causing injuries allegedly to her. Costs were assessed to the plaintiff. The jury selection began Monday and the verdict followed Wednesday morning. Additional names listed include Wendell Klemme and Mrs Verdine Ehrp.
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T. FE. Klay
Albert Wiltgen
Harry Bonnemia
Lockwood
Music Contest At Boyden Iowa State Class D Event
The State Class D vocal and instrumental contest at Boyden Iowa, April 16 to 18, featured Hinton High School entries earning ratings. Tris A Velvet Shoes Mary free Donna Peters Evelyn Angove. Piano solo Impromptu Linda Schneider. H ratings went to Trio B Sandman's Song J Schneider Sheryl Kounkel T za Bogenrief. Sextet A I Heard You Go By Linda Van Evera Connie de Donna Peters Yvonne Beck Evelyn Angrove Nyla Lang. Sextet B Christopher Robin Judy Burkett Linda Schnekter Jeans Dixon Shyril Kounkel Teresa Bog enkel Karen Atritt. Clarinet sola Showers of Gold Jauren Eickhorn.
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Hinton
Boyden
Iowa
Hinton High School
Tris
Velvet Shoes
Mary free
Donna Peters
Evelyn Angove
Linda Schneider
Sandman
J. Schneider
Sheryl Kounkel
T za Bogenrief
Linda Van Evera
Connie de Donna Peters
Yvonne Beck
Evelyn Angrove
Nyla Lang
Christopher Robin
Judy Burkett
Linda Schnekter
Jeans Dixon
Shyril Kounkel
Teresa Bogenkel
Karen Atritt
sola
Showers of Gold
Jauren Eickhorn
Mrs Buss Files For Board In Le Mars Election
The Lee Mars school board race grows as candidates file with district no 1 east of Le Mars. Mrs Buss, Dr Otoole and others join filings for districts 2 3 4 5. Treasurer filing hints emerge with Donald Wagner and Christine McCormick notes. filing deadline is noon tomorrow. Miss Constance Peterson visits Le Mars home of Dr and Mrs Wayne Faber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mars school board
Fay
Earl) Buss
Le Mars
L. C. O'Toole
Globe-Post
Brodie
Merrill
Franz Schoeider
McCormick
Constance Peterson
Mineapolis
Wayne Faber
Mrs Lauters Named Plymouth County Homemaker Honoree
Mrs Lauters selected as Plymouth County Homemaker to be honored at the Sioux City Recognition Day on May 4. Eva D damd Extension Home Economist announced the statewide event with a day of hospitality, interviews, tours, lunch, a style show, and a banquet where the homemaker of the year will be chosen. Lauters is lauded for leadership in Family Living, 4-H, and county farm Bureau roles, with long service in Red Cross Polio Easter Seal and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lauters
Plymouth County
annua Chamber of Commerce
Sioux City
Entensian
Minnessota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Mayfair
Don Stone
KSCS
tour Design Inc
Sheraton-Martin
deux City Grain Feed and Lead Association
Younker-Martins
Lions-laind
Lauters
Family Living
State
wis
Tocal Barmy Bureau club
County farm Bureau Women’s Commies
Le Mars womens’ club
Red Cross
Easter Seal
Supreme Court clashes with daylight saving and black hand letters
A near stream of letters cites the Supreme Court over daylight saving time, claims of racial mixing, and the Black Hand ritual linked to the HOG club. Readers criticize local water quality and a preacher arrest, with editor replies defending clergy and media ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOG club
Globe-Post
Winners Named in Plymouth County Baking Contest
Lauretta Kass transfers announce winners of the Plymouth County Farm Bureau Women's baking contest held at the 4 H building in the Plymouth County Fair grounds. Angel Food Cake, Sponge Cake, Baked and Unbaked Cheese Cakes categories judged by local members. Prizes include mixers, lamps, gift certificates, cases, andGE fan among others. Demonstrations by Eva Lund and SL. Frank Isacker complemented the program along with a luncheon.
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Iowa Dairy association
notice of
Liberty township
M. E. Athanson
Angel
Joly CLubban
Lowell Dempsutt
Kay Knapp
John Abrendsen
Clarence Singer
Marta Ideker
Roger Easton
Francis Schieten
Max Stevens
Cierald taird
Don Wagner
Grorge Howe
Jenna Marienau
Robert Kallsen
Ernestsenoudt
Elmer Brown
John Lubben
Henn Electre
Le Mars
Lowell Dempster - Uoor
Lutyens Furniture
Fay Knapp
Vollmar
John
skillet and cover Merker
son Food Market
Francis Schietun
handbiag Carmen's
Max Steven
Farm Bureau
Gerald Haldes
Le Mars Savings Bank
Doc Wagner
Bud
Vudu
George Howe
General Electric
Hoffman Electric
John Marienau
overan case
Robert Kalisen
First National Bank
Ernest Schmidt
National
Fry's
Penneys store
Mounts drug store
Ev & Marie’s
Clara Owen
Gambles
Tots’ & Teens
St. Clar & Rhovaleske
Parkinson Music shop
Lovely Drugs
Hoffman Paint tore
Chic shee
Ender-Sampoon
ME. Atkinson
Merrill
William Muecke
Hinton
Load Shifts Untimely Truck Rollover No Injuries
A 1949 Studebaker truck owned by Jake Roghair of Hartley tipped onto its side on highway 78 near Le Mars just after 7 a m Wednesday morning. The load, a head of dust, shifted heavily but the driver and passengers were uninjured and aid was sent to Merle Franzen’s truck. The vehicle was towed to Le Mars by Nyssius Garage. Patrolman Pell investigated the scene.
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Studebaker
Jake Roghair
Hartley
Le Mars
Roghair
cathe
Merle Franzen
Sioux City
Rohiir
Merle Nessius
Nyssius
ble Pell
Nussbaum Family Announces SalLy Ann Phalen June Wedding
Mr and Mrs Milton Nussbaum of LeMars announce the upcoming marriage of their daughter Sally Ann Phalen to Verne Feller son of Mr and Mrs John Feller of LeMars. The wedding is set for June 16 at St James Catholic Church in LeMars with residence to follow in LeMars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Nussbaum
Le Mars
Sally Ann Phalen
ba Verne
New Cars and Dealers List in Le Mars and Surrounding Areas
A compact list of car dealers and sales personnel names appears: James Rogers Le Mars De Sore. Richard Duks Akron Chevrolet. Raymond Vondrak Westfield Chev. William Popken Akron Olds Mobile. Peter Spangers Le Mars Chevrole. Lawrence Hoefling Le Mars Chevrolet. Carl Johnson Le Mars Chevrolet. James Hauser Struble Chevrolet. Franklin Marren Merril Chevrolet. Joliaeh Grigpen hug Remsen Rambler 1 & T Corp San Diego Cal Peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rogers
Le Mars
De Sore
Richard Duks
Akron
Chevrolet
Raymond Vondrak
Westfield
Chevrole
William Popken
Oldsmobile
Peter Spangers
Lawrence Hoefling
Carl Johnson
James Hauser
Struble
Franklin Marrenatl Merril
Ford
Joliaeh Grigpenhug
Remsen
Rambler
1 & T Corp
San Diego
Cal
Peas
Parking Tickets Put Out Here at Le Mars
Le Mars police issue about seven parking tickets daily for two hour limit and improper parking. Mayor R J M Long notes fines are $1 each. City council considers widening stalls from 10 to 12 feet to improve visibility and parking room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars
R. J. M. Long
Long
Kemp Engagement for Janice Kemp to Lloyd Harpenau
Mr and Mrs Al Kemp of Le Mars announce the engagement of their daughter Janice to Lloyd Harpenau son of Mr and Mrs Tony Harpenau of Remsen. The wedding date is set for June 13. A warm 86 degree day marked the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Al Kemp
Les Mars
Janice
Lloyd Harpenau
Tony Harpenau
Remsen
Truthful report clears churches in ad racket claim
The report states no churches found partner in any advertising racket and commends clergy as sincere and honest, countering claims by members of the HP club who accuse churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HP club
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Athens
Family Financial
Melanis
Neisius
Josta-Schulte
Ralph Wendi
Ralph Schneider
Schubert Parkinson
Cyril Majeres
Ammta Hoack
Lena ‘Foxen
Mary Chapman
Pearl West
Delores Kovarna
Elmer Edgaard
Wendell Klemme
Verdine Ehrp
Mrs. Buss
Mrs. Lauters
Le Mars Daily
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