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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1954
Page
5
A fragment from farm classified pages listing jobs and equipment needs. Carpenter work wanted by Vincent Litzmann with contact Ph 214W. A corn shelling service seeks a mounted sheller and a truck, posted by Louie Van Rockel in Struble with Dial 2602.
Plymouth county farmers bid for share of over 100000 dollars in prize livestock at Des Moines fair August 28 to September 6. Held Brothers of Hinton file for LI Shorthorns and will exhibit with other focal farmers noted in the listings.
The State of Iowa Plymouth County probate notices announce that on August 4, 1954, a document claimed to be the last will of Fred Labahn, deceased, was filed in the district court. A final proof and hearing are set for September 3, 1954 at 10:00 a.m. to admit or contest probate with interested parties invited to appear. Executors named include Fred Glau George Glau Julius R Glaw Lena Moller and attorney J A Hoffman Sr in Le Mars Globe-Post notices published August 9 16 and 23 1954.
The advertisement promotes a 2 row mounted cornpicker with 0 long busking rolls and 18 individually operated pressure wheels. It lists compatibility with Fason JHC Oliver M H M M and Allis Chalmers tractors and invites customers to learn more. Elevators ID and NI handle grain and baled hay.
Used machinery includes mowers with JD and NI brands, shellers, manure spreaders, side rakes, plows, an AC tractor, tractors with New tires, belts and gears, full gearing and auger tools, and Letz grinders. Items listed with numbers and condition hints, suggesting a rural sale inventory from a historical farm auction.
Public notices announce the probate of Charles F. Kelly's will in Plymouth County Iowa with a September 10 1954 final proof hearing. Also Iowa State Soil Conservation Committee sets September 3 1954 election for a Plymouth County district commissioner for lands within the county excluding incorporated areas.
A brief notice states that residents hot or residing in the District or who will be absent from the District on election day may apply in person. The item highlights in person procedures for voters needing district access or accommodations.
OCR fragment lists feed components and percentages for livestock rations. Items include 6000 MORNING entries, Poultry Balancer, Poultry Concentrates, Hog Concentrates, Hog Supplements, Cattle Concentrates, Pullet Grower, Grain Balancer, and Creep. Values show percentages and prices in unclear format.
The County Auditor at LeMars Iowa invites applications for absentee ballots. Each applicant must state name residence location and acreage of land owned or possessed and interest therein. Post on Monday August 23 1954 by James W. Foster Chairman.
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