Le Mars Globe Post readers note August 13 1956
Le Mars Globe Post itemizes publication details and local notices. Readers report guest visits and social chatter including Mr and Mrs Tom Flannery and Lomo, Yom Ros and dats Kiapp, and neighborhood calls and dinners among Plymouth Sioux Woodbury and Cherokee county residents.
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LE Mars Globe Post
Tom Flannery
Lomo
Tuesary
Dats Kiapp
Bureau
Adolph Kevan
Wendl
Ana
Anthar
Joseph
Petatoes
Sublow
Mik Phare Nery
Robbins Kennedy Immanuel barberan Church wedding in Akin
Marie of Janice Marion Robbins daughter of Macamd Mrs Mi Robbing Tearigton Kentucky former Siu Cirgans and James Clifford Remedy son of Mio oamio Mrs J Reoedy of Ahion Iowa officiated by Rev Daval Roy at Temmoon August HW. Bride wore white crystalette gown with dropped waist and Juliet cap veil. Groom attended by Tom Liss Akron. After reception in church parlors, couple to reside in Vermillion South Dakota after a wedding trip to Lake Choboji.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Barberan
Akin
Marie
Janice Marion Robbins
Mi. Oh. Robbing
Tearigton
Siu Cirgans
James Clifford Remedy
San Af Mio Oamio
J. ©. Reoedy
Ahion
Lows
Daval Roy
Ousic
Abinbrisk
Marion John- Somsun
Maury Fillen Down
Or Timi
Tom Liss
Akron
Gene Robbins
Don Hummel
John Dirks
David Nelson
Matlin Johnson
Ringhearer
Jeffery Blanchard
State University of
County 4-H Notes Ahead of Iowa State Fair
County 4-H urged members to check monthly schedules and agent deadlines. Entries for the Iowa State Fair are due August 4 at the extension office, with guidance on exhibit preparation and purchases of 4-H materials at cost.
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Harlan Stratton
Funeral notices and local visits in Perry Center area
Relatives and friends attended the funeral for James V. Pavlik 53 of Sioux City at Nelson Berger Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park. The note lists visiting relatives and various local residents visiting or hosting relatives, including the Peterssons of Phoenix and others from Elk Point, Sioux City, Griswold and Aurelia, with extended family gatherings and weekend visits. Larry Gittins, Harold Trometer, and multiple families are mentioned among attendees and hosts.
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Perry Center
James V. Pavlik
Sioux City
Nelson- Berger
Sionx City
Henry G. Hell
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
William Rasmussen
Brooklyn
Peterson
Elk Point
Robert Knupp
Carlene
Mary Freri Allen
Ronnie Miller
Mel
John Kovarna
Guy Gittins
Larry
Susan
Feon Winters
Griswold
Lowell Trometer
Albuquerque
Harold Tro- Meter
Andrew M. Peterson
Phoenix
Ariz
Henri Mion
Lawrence Dilly
Hans Peterson
Parstreek
Slaughter
Wm. Harms
Faith
Vancouver
Blc
Richard Williams
Scott
Volin
Far Williams
Fred Seefus
Omaha
Mike Thomas
Page Beth
le Mars
Robert Knapp
Fay Knapp
Cliff Lindleif
Pana
Mary Frances
Aurelia
Fd Lindtief
Famiy
Alta
Ronald Tigges
Lana
Global tensions loom over Suez crisis debate
The speaker argues over imperial policy and the Suez Canal crisis, weighing war risks against calculated risks. He critiques colonialism, calls for restraint, and laments how nations and leaders pressure others while addressing juvenile conduct and discipline in society.
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Cunningham
Hed
Nasser
Europe
Middle East
Freland
France
England
United Sites
Prelind
Branes Ae
Stein
Nesser
Bird
Local Livestock Sale Prices From various Iowa towns and buyers
A jumble of buyer names and livestock lots from Remsen Akron Rock Valley Hull Hull and Wall listings. Entries include steers hogs sows hogs weight figures and totals with sale prices ranging from about 15 to 76 dollars per hundredweight and multiple buyers such as Gaver Bros Poston Freders Bros and Albert Hoyer.
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Berner, Merrill
Walter Brakeon
Remsen
Clinton Fitehyan
Yeathings
Welork
Poston
Herters
Richard
Freders Bros. Remsen
Voss Bros
Akron
Delmar Gerreutts
Wes
Herk & Darsl Mozen
Te Mars
Lester Jauleh
Hinton
Gaver Bros
Rock Valley
Sisons
Ford Tiedeman
Wall
Hoeshta & Chewall
Millirtee
Albert Hoyer
Fred Janvven
Hull
Kline Rock Valley
Hogs and cattle sale items from Remsen and surrounding towns
A fragmented livestock listing shows numerous buyers from Remsen Boyden Kingsley and nearby areas purchasing hogs steers and cows. Prices range from about 14 to 28 dollars per hundredweight with weights noted for each entry. Notable buyers include Abe Van Roekel and Verdean Phin among others.
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Herotin Lages
Boyden
Sisteets
Ladr
Hofmeyer Hospers
Wasne Venard
Bhowarden
Abe van Roekel
Roonie Patrick
Hhuwarden
Real Estate Transfers From Official Records
Parcel transfers listed include Walter Schwitteberger and Suattan Und with Lot 4 Block 3 Kingsley for 1.12, Prank Gollhofer and Robert Strutton with Lot 4 Block 3 Kingsley for 1.00, Harley F Wingert to Kate Bohthe for Lot s 9 expeer NIU, John G Nemmers to Norman C Mauer E 6 ft Lot 12 and 3 Block 22 de Mars for 1.00, Chive L Gear to Nannie Vo with Lot 12 NPIL A SWty NE 18-9145 for 70, Edward L Blick to John A Hoffman Jr Lot 5 Blacks Add de Miers for 10, and Robert est in Let.
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Walter Schwitteberger
Suattan
Kingsley
Gollhofer
Rober Strutton
Harley F Wingert
Kate Bohthe
Remsen
John G. Nemmers
Norman C. Mauer
Lotti & Lots
Ireton Uretan Specialty Visitors From Many Towns
Mrs George Bingham of Gooding hosted guests from Monday to Friday including Sadho and Mr and Mrs Henry Dr, with Mrs Bingham and Mrs Dinayer sisters. Visitors also from Albert City honored Curt Aranky home. Mrs John DeVries returned from Bellflower California. Herman Dirksen family came from California. Haine Siemens of Santa Anna joined. Martin Meyers and William Meyers hosted by Maurie VicCory. McCorvy family traveled to Berresford. Judy and Lois Boddy from Freeds visited Wells and Fimer VarderHam. Henry Welly of Worthington Minnesota visited cousins.
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George Bingham
Gooding
Henry
Bingham
Dinayer
Wendall Skoog
Albert Chy
Curt Aranky
John DeVries
Jack ‘Stueller
Bellfower
Calif
Herman Dirksen
California
West Coast
Haine Siemens
Santa Anna California
Martin Meyers
William Meyers
Berresford SD
Maurie VicCory
Mroo
Mix Glen McCorvy and Sons
Marie AcCory
Berresford
Hans Johnson
Judy
Lois Boddy
Freeds
Wells
Fimer VarderHam
Henry Welly
Worthington, Minn
Many Local Residents Visit Relatives and Travel West
Numerous residents and visitors, including Mrs Mary Thompson and Harold Namming, travel from Hart and nearby towns to Los Angeles, Chicago, Denver, and the Yellowstone region. The Twillman family reunion draws Forty one attendees at Hue varden City Park as others visit Sioux City, Mason City, Le Mars, Signy City, and Minnesota Lakes.
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Hart
Frank Wells
Mary ON
Thompson
Los Angeles
Calif
Harold Nanning
William Boddy
Chitin
Deeds
Bonnie Sewick
Sattraits
Chicago
H. A. Sewick
Mic
Peter Eisma
Denny
Mason City
Pony Flores
Conn Eisma
Mins
Arthur DeRaad
Austin
Mais
Charence DeRaad
Albert den
Arthur DeRand
Stipa
AL HL Peillman
Arte Levering
le Mars
Mondassen
Yellowstone Path
Dallian DeFiaua
Noon
Florence Hooghind
Hawarden
Signy City
Mio
Marlin Bilts
Phuisdas
Om Tesasy
Colorado
California
Babson on Work Stimulation and the Vicious Circle
Babson Park Massachusetts August 9. Babson discusses how consumer demand drives prosperity, noting high retail sales keep husbands employed and prevent layoffs. He warns that reduced buying triggers a downward business cycle, aided by advertising and media, with air conditioning and stimulants like coffee and Dexedrine creeping into daily work routines.
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Babson Park
Mass
Pills and diet talk mix with public health warnings
A column cites Dr Henry van Zile Hyde on U S Public Health Service figures showing vast daily drug use including barbiturates amphetamines aspirin and laxatives. The piece warns against reliance on stimulants for wage workers and shoppers, urging better nutrition sleep fresh air and regular meals while noting the global impact of events like the Suez Canal crisis on markets.
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Henry van Zile Hyde
U.S Public Health Service
Washington
Economic unity amid market doubts over Suez and stocks
The group voices global investor solidarity across religion color and nationality as they discuss losses from the Egyptian Government. They question if Suez Canal stock can be targeted and note unexpected events can still be bullish, citing Congress sessions in January as a bright spot.
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Uusuc
Congress
Gas System Revamp Expands Sheldon Supply
Work to revamp about 25 to 30 blocks of Sheldon’s gas distribution aims to increase capacity and safety. Bare pipe is being replaced with wrapped and anoded pipe on Fourth and Third Avenues, with a three inch main extended to serve a new school and area, plus a three phase electrical line. The I P S uses its full crew with extra labor and a Le Mars construction crew.
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W. Pierce
P. S
Fourth
Third Avenues
le Mars
Osceola County Benefits From Heavy Rainfall
Osceola County received two and a half inches of rain on Monday and Tuesday boosting crops toward average yields as counties around the state face disaster conditions. July rainfall totals are above normal, with 6.67 inches in the past month at Sibley aiding crop health and leaving farmers cautiously optimistic about the season.
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Osceola
Sibley
Terracing Offer Promises Government Subsidy and Rental Elevator
Bratt & Co of Sioux City advertises terraces for farms with government paying up to 60 percent of costs to contractors. They offer an elevator terracer for sale or rent and list contact numbers in Sioux City and the ASC office at 4418 Grant St. Write R. 8.
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Sioux City
ASC
Disaster area requests rise in western counties amid drought
Thunder showers spared few farms yet caused widespread damage as western counties face disaster declarations. Sioux Plymouth and Cherokee seek tag to allow farmers to pasture livestock on soil bank crops. Osceola county reports below par corn prospects due to low moisture and gravelly subsoil. Soybeans near average yield but weather caused blossom drop and soil-related yellowing. Pastures poor. hay yields declined with first cutting below normal and second cut almost nonexistent to fair.
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Lion County
Sioux
Plymouth
Cherokee
Wlo
Osceola
Small Business Receives Outside Financial Help
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago notes rising business loans with a 9 percent share to small firms from Seventh District banks amid an $807 million figure. The bank's monthly review highlights no clear growth in small loan volumes over recent years as the economy shifts from postwar seller’s market to tighter lending and higher money costs.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Chicago Reserve Bank
Midwest
Aly Ecomony
Small business borrowing supports local banks and firms
The data show small firms rely on local bankers and home-town funding, with retail and service sectors prominent for smaller banks. Major lending comes from commercial bankers, with owners often using personal savings and retained earnings plus trade credit. Other sources include friends, relatives, and suppliers who extend credit. factors and finance companies also assist. A wide share of loans to small borrowers goes to those with deposits over $100 million. The piece also notes travel plans of the Petry family and old notices about summer dress sales and marriage banns.
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Reserve Bank
Iime
Sul
Joan
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