Turnpike Bonds in focus for non taxable buys
Babson Park Massachusetts July 4 1950s column argues non taxable municipal bonds offer best value as rates rise. Ex honeyed view urges Turnpike Bonds as safe earnings bets with tax exemption, noting auto industry growth supports toll road profits and minimal labor disruption versus other bonds.
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Babson Park
Mass
South
State of Massachusetts
icult
West Virginia Turnpike
Boston & Maine Railroad
Ford
Le Mars Social Notes Highlights Summer Visits and Luncheon
Mrs Gaylen Miller who taught at Sibley Iowa during the past year plans a summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Wilber Laux. She hosted a one o clock luncheon for College and High School friends followed by an afternoon of visiting. Mrs George Owens of Chicago visiting in the Miller home received a courtesy breakfast hosted by Mrs Walter Spire.
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Gaylen Miler
Sibley
Iowa
Mr.c
Wilber Laux
Miller
George Owens
Chicago
Barney Miller
Walter Spire
American Belles Plan Bake Sale and Skit for Fair
The A B C Club met Thursday July 27 at Karol Heuertz to plan a bake sale for Wednesday at 1 PM. Three girls will make two posters each and display them in store windows while members list what they can bring. Betty Peters reports on the adjourned meeting and fair projects.
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Karol Heuertz
Betty Peters
45th Wedding Anniversary Of Henry And Anna Harms
Henry and Anna Harms celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary. The couple married May 15 1912 at Anna’s parents home with Pastor J D Meyer officiating. They raised seven children, have thirteen grandchildren, and live in Brunsville area on a farm once shared with Anna’s family.
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Henry
Anna Harms
Washington township
Brunsville
Anna
Forthake
Jake
Lena
Harms
J. D. Meyer
Engagements and Wedding Planned for Shirley Jureenson
Akron couple Mr and Mrs William Jureenson announce their daughter Shirley is engaged to William A Johnson Jr son of Mr and Mrs William Johnson of Sioux City A late July wedding is planned Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for letters cards gifts and prayers from relatives neighbors and friends Mrs Martin Croon notes appreciation Try want ads all others do
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William Jureenson
Akron
Shirley
William A. Johnson, Jr
William Johnson
Sioux City
Nagel
Martin Croon
July Holiday Travel Through Three States Narrative
The author recalls picnics across three states including Nebraska and South Dakota, crossing the Sioux River for a supper in South Dakota, and a later journey from Le Mars via Nebraska to Cheyenne Wyoming. They describe a quiet holiday, reflections on past Fourth of July trips, and a 1932 visit noting Varnes Arizona then named Peepless Valley with a 33-person population.
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auuto
M. Joynt
towa
Sioux City
McCook lake
Riverside
Sioux River
South Dakota
California
Le Mars
state of
Nebraska
Cheyne
Wyoming
Lincoln Highway
Ash Fork
Prescan
Arizona
mikes
walley
Peepless Valley
Varnes
philanthropist backs Le Mars park backstop project
A Le Mars resident, who asked not to be named, offered to pay for materials for a new baseball backstop at Cleveland park. Bill Reuter will organize volunteers and secure supplies from Nelle Lumber Company to replace the old deteriorating structure as funds are tight for New Deal parks.
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E. W. Rogers
Le Mars chamber of commerce
Globe Post
Cleveland park
Le Mars
Bill Reuter
Nelle Lumber Company
New Deal
park board
Cleveland Municipal park
Foster Municipal park
F B Women Visit Glenwood State School Tour
Plymouth County Farm Bureau ladies visited Glenwood Iowa on June 21 to tour Glenwood State School. Airs Eugene Held organized the event with township and school chairmen. The group met seven adopted girls, toured Jukesley Hall, then took the girls to Glenwood City Park for a picnic.
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Farm Bureau
Plymouth County farm’ bureau
Glenwood State School
Glenwood
Iowa
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Eugene Held
Jukesley Hall
Samuel Tyler
educaion
Glenwood school
The Highway Story By Bob Hultihan
A highway patrolman shows the dangers of driving unmarked in summer traffic. Delays in insignia lead to risky incidents as drivers fail to recognize the patrol car and endanger the officer. A letter from the safety department notes public apathy toward accident reports, while a local obituary mentions Johnny Albright turning three.
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highway patrol
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William Smith
Long Beach
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Le Mars Social Notes
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Harry Yarnell
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Oliver
Dorothy Albright
Frank ‘Albright
KERRICeeaTOn
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IMAN
RANDY STIrs
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ARVaNdodo
Spencer
Katharine TRACY
HEPBURN
JOAN BLONDELL
20th Century-Fox
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