Mars Globe-Post Public Notices and Rates
Public notice text from a 1930s Iowa newspaper outlines subscription rates and circulation areas. It notes mailed publication as a second class matter, pricing for local and out-of-area readers, and automatic renewal terms. It reflects regional rates for Plymouth, Sioux, Woodbury, Cherokee counties and Union county in South Dakota.
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Mars
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Cherokee
Iowa
Union County
South Dako
Akron Voters back new Community School District
Akron and four adjacent townships approved forming the Akron Community School District in a special election on Monday June 29. Only Porthind township rejected the measure narrowly by 1 to 16. Total figures were 142 in favor and 29 against with three districts showing unanimous support. Officials move to circulate nomination petitions for a four district and one at large board.
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Akron
Porthind
Akron Register Tribune
Akron Community
Social Security visit on July 16 at Le Mars
Sioux City district manager John R. Goldman announces eligibility rules for possible Social Security increases in 1958 terms and notes that earnings above 1200 in 1988 qualify individuals to meet with a representative at Le Mars Court House on Thursday July 16 from 9 a.m. to discuss benefits.
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John R. Goldman
Sioux City
Stanback Promises Quick Relief for Aching Muscles
A promotional note touts STANBACK tablets or powders as fast acting relief for tired and sore muscles. It claims the formula blends several prescription type ingredients to bring comforting pain relief quickly.
Le Mars Markets Report Summary of Farm Commodities
Market notes from Le Mars list oats and barley feeding, corn prices, soybeans and wax wheat quality. Trading includes hens, roosters, cream, eggs with size notes, and assorted grain and feed grades.
Good Neighbors At Ericksen
Neighbors on the Ericksen farm at Remsen bailed hay on June 22 after Henry Kahis was injured June 17 making hay. A heavy wagon ran over both legs, breaking a knee. Friends helped with hay and lunch was served, reflecting a community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ericksen
Remsen
Hears
Henry
Buddy Kahis
Pricksen
Milton
Marvie Schmin
Donald On
John On
Bill Tonsfeldt
Louis
Curtis Keppler
Henry Kahl
Marvin Holz
Lanny Nairns
Melvin Koch
Milton Schmitt
Donald Otto
Plueger Family Reunion Celebrates Ninth Year
The ninth annual Plueger family reunion was held Sunday at Sioux Center Park with Mr. and Mrs. John von Hagel in charge. A picnic dinner, socializing, ball games, and horse shoes followed by lunch closed the afternoon. Attendees from Le Mars, Sioux City, Merrill, Rock Valley, and Ireton included numerous Plueger relatives and friends, planning the next gathering in 1940.
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Plueger
Jame
Sioux Center Park
John von Hagel
Esther Plueger
Fred J. H. Plueger
Chas
PG. Plueger
Eul Plueger
Marie Plueger
Harry Heeren
Wim Haage
Clarence Plueger
Earnest Plueger
Glenn Chonemeyer
Tom McClintock
Grathc Westhoff
Larry Grasz
Orville Duer
Betty Lubben
le Mars
Rosen
Dorothy Ann Beitelspacher
Rubeo Borchers
Dick Hanson
Orville Holler
Sioux City
Mir
Elmer Plueger
Uml
Donna “Uzek
Ireton
Albert Holler
West’ Pecks
Dwayne
Madison
South Dakoa
Beverly Ann Newberg and Dale Albers Wedding in Hinton IA
Mrs Dale Albers hosts a July 2 1959 wedding at the Methodist church in Hinton Iowa for Beverly Ann Newberg daughter of Virgil and Mrs Newberg and Dale Albers son of Alfred and Mrs Albers of Hinton The Rev Gale Hawhee officiated with organist Mrs Emory Suiego and vocalist Dick Spies Music featured gowns by Swiss embroidered organza and pink taffeta flowers and appearances by cousins and siblings A reception followed and the couple planned home in Hinton after a trip to Niagara Falls.
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Hinton
Methodist
Beverly Ann Newberg
Virgil, Newberg
Albers
Alfred Albers
Genesic
Gale Hawhee
Emory Suiego
Dick Spies
Shirley Weinrich
Lina Weinrich
Ilene Hansen
Sharon Newbery
Esther Epling
Indies
Ja Ane
Teddy Krause
Jerry Albers
Virgil Newbery, Jr
Norman Newbery
Bill Weinrich
Davidl Hanse
Duane Stinger
Brown Garage
Farmer's Co-op Elevator Company
Niagara Palls
Mrs. Albers
Grant Clover Clovers 4-H Club Holds June Meeting
The Grant Clover Clovers 4-H Club met June 25 at Janice and Ardis Tammens with 13 members, teachers, and visitors. Includes pledges, talks on shops, rhythm, balance, and demonstrations, plus a shop recap, July tour to Sioux City, and a birth program for members. Elizabeth Smith, recently returning teacher, rents an apartment in Sioux City and will move to Le Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Clover Clovers 4-H Club
Janice
Ardis Tammen
Arlene Beitelspacher
Mathers
Sioux City
Mary Ann Adrenth
Carol van de Water
Danna Popken
Adis
Fammen
Ch Deering
Arlene Heitel
Spachar
Verda Jean Renken
Elsine Popken
Hit Run Victim Recovering at Sacred Heart Hospital
The Sacred Heart hospital today reported Curt Albers age 72 of 295 4th St SW is recovering from a hit and run in Le Mars near the Eagles Warner on Saturday night June 27. He said a man and a woman in a white Tudor Chevrolet struck him from the west after regaining consciousness.
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Sacred Heart Hospital
Curt Albers
4Th St. S. W
le Mars
Eagles Warner
Mr. Albers
Kingsley Kid Reflects On Weekend Family Diary
The Kingsley Kid piece recounts a long weekend with parents visiting the countryside. It laments rest denied by chores and uses family mementos like a baby book and a buggy jacket to reflect on motherly love, nostalgia, and growing up. Separately, a brief item claims Communist China uses poisonous serums in a China island commune, dubbed "Happy Shots," to shorten elderly lives.
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Granny
Mumma
Lappa Island
China
Kingsley Kid
Albers Survives After Le Mars Hit and Run
Le Mars resident Mr. Albers survived a hit and run that threatened the town’s record of no fatal accidents. He is now up in a chair with a fractured right leg. Police said the driver remains unidentified. Albers was found on the street about 8 30 p.m. last Saturday and was taken to Sacred Heart hospital. Dick left Saturday for a vacation to Duluth Minnesota and the Lake Shore Drive. they plan to visit Canada later.
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le Mars
Tony
Albers
Sacred Heart Hospital
Duluth
Minnesota
Lake Shore Drive
Canada
Too Many Cattle May Cut Prices
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago warns in its monthly Business Conditions report that a rapid rise in cattle numbers on farms could push prices down as marketings increase. Favorable grazing and fattening conditions may boost herds by about 5 million head in 1959, lifting total cattle on farms from 96.9 million at year start, a new record. The note mentions Mr and Mrs Walter Johnston returning from Minnesota after golf and fishing with their family, and Kenneth Vance's family trip.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Walter Johnston
al- Minnesota
Kenneth Vance
Jerry
Tommy
Ender-Sampson Anniversary Prizes Listed at Shop
Following their anniversary sale at Ender-Sampson fashion shop, prizes were awarded to many local residents. Winners include Mrs J W Van Streenwyk of Sioux Center with a Sycamore Coat valued at 5.00, Agnes Boone of Rock Valley for a Chas Hyman Dress at 22.98, and Mrs Anna Weber of Le Mars for an Al Weather Coat at 17.98. Others from Le Mars Remsen Akron Hawarden and nearby towns received dresses, coats, sweaters, skirts, pajamas, slips, and jewelry with prices ranging from 3.00 to 22.98.
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Ender-Sampson
J. W. van Streenwyk
Sioux Center
Sycamore Coat
Agnes .Boone
Rock Vatley
Chas. Hyman
C. FE. van Valzen
le Mars
Nelly Don
Anna Weber
al Weather
Ralph Augustine
Remsen
Johnnye
Melvin Johnson
Akron
Gloria Swanson
Karen Schipper
Karrel
Lois Huckle
Boris Smoler
Ralph Schnepf
Spat
Conrad Fa
Edith Johnson
Taffeta
Shapely Shirt and Hansen Gloves Sold in Le Mars
Mrs Hans Kiluver of Le Mars purchases a shapely shirt for 3.00 and Irene Ruhland of Le Mars buys Hansen gloves for 2.00 per pair, detailing local clothing trades in Le Mars.
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Hans Kiluver
le Mars
Irene Ruhland
Pr. Hansen
Police Court Fines Listed in State and City Cases
The record cites multiple defendants from various states and cities who faced fines in state and city cases. Names include Louis Delace Englewood Colorado, Ed Luedtke Lincoln Nebraska, George Gouby Minnesota, David Waters Cedar Rapids, Minnie Maier Merrill, Robert Griffin Carroll, James Bourrell South Sioux City, Lyle Mathiesen Kanarang Minnesota, Ed Stephens, Ron Anderson Le Mars, plus William Miller Coldwater Mississippi Elmer Drost Elsworth Minnesota Gerald Beakman Fort Dodge Ricard Beakman Pocahontas and Harry Allen Arnolds Park. Fines range from 7.50 to 15 dollars for offenses such as running stop signs speeding improper passing and intoxication.
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Louis Delace
Englewood
Colorado
Ed Luedtke
Lincoln
Nebraska
George Gouby
Minnesota
David Waters
Cedar Rapids
Minnie Maier
Merrill
Robert Griffin
Carroll
James Bourrell
Ricarad Beakman
Pocahontas
Harry Allen
Arnolds Park
Frank Thomases 55th Anniversary Celebration
Mr and Mrs Frank Thomas of Akron will be honored at an open house hosted by their daughter and son in law north of Akron on July 12 to mark their 55th wedding anniversary. Hours are 2 10 to 5 pm. Relatives and friends are invited to call. Mrs Thomas was born Helen Schafer of Le Mars.
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Frank Thomas
Akron
Bih Popken
Thomas
Helen Schafer
le Mars
Arens Enlists in Marines After Family Picnic
A family gathering at New Deal Park honored Robert Arens as he leaves for the marine corps. The picnic Sunday June 28 included his immediate family from Le Mars Cherokee and Remsen. Robert will go on July 4 to Oceanside California for duty in the marine corps.
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New Deal Park
Robert Arens
Marine Corps
le Mars
Remsen
Robert Will Cave
Oceanside
California
Ross Leases Swain Station Near Neptune
Bob Ross announced this week that he has leased the former Ed Swain co op station two miles south of Neptune from owner Earl Riediger. The station, long known as Litzmann corner, was leased by Ed Swain who now lives in Le Mars. Ross is a former Le Mars resident.
Mars Works At Blane Oil Company
Mrs John Eilers of Anaheim California visits sister Mrs L E Fhunhorst at the Lyane Apartments Dr and Mrs J Johnson spent a ten day vacation at Minneapolis and Duluth Minnesota Mr and Mrs Don Nowlin and children Shari Pam and Kristi have returned to their home in El Paso Texas after visiting Mrs Nowlins parents Mr and Mrs C W Grallap
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John Eilers
Anaheim
Califoria
L. E. ‘Fhunhorst
Lyane
J. Johnson
Minneapolis
Duluth
Not Be Square To Dance In Le Mars Soybean Days
E W Big Brother Rogers, manager of the Le Mars chamber of commerce, reports Sheldon plans a large event called Soybean Days on August 7 8 and 9. Le Mars promotional events include Ridiculous Days on July 24 25. A scheduled free square dance on the streets in the evenings aims to attract dancers who fear they are not square enough.
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E. W. Big Brother Rogers
le Mars Chamber of Commerce
Sheldon
le Mars
July 4 Ends Rush Of Babies At Sacred Heart
Two newborn daughters reported on July 4 at Sacred Heart Hospital. A child born to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bradley of Marcus and another to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ruhland of Hinton at Le Mars facility. Also includes notices of a card of thanks and local social happenings.
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Sacred Heart Hospital
Gerald Bradley
Marcus
Arthur Ruhland
Hinton
Saced Heart Hospital
le Mars
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National Editorial Aes
Asgockan
Issoclatibn
Mary Jane Byrne
St. Anthony's Hos
le Mars Markets
Reunion
Mrs
Dale Albers
Grant
Elizabeth Smith
Cently
Cooper
1St Ave. S
Bertha Ruthlisberge
Frederick Veil
Archie
Waeside Inn
Archie Jackson
Prop
Ender- Sampson
Frank Thomases
R. Arens
Marines
Ross
Swain
Inet
Tate
Fuirda
BEARS
Gils
The
Blane Oil Company
Rev. Tegtmeier
Guneral
John F. Boone
Third Order of St. Francis
Robert Rasmus
Minnesota Lakes
O. E Fristad
K. L. Rasmus
E H Germer
Fort Dodge
Verna Lovely
Cadillac
Jone
Lowa
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