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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1953
Page
5
Babson explains a Fed reserve reduction in reserve requirements and how it affects bank lending. He notes smaller banks versus large ones, stricter loan scrutiny, and tighter government money flow under the Eisenhower era. He argues the changes reflect prudent money handling rather than new law.
A historical column notes Congress members pressuring the White House as droughts and unsettled foreign events strain mood. It claims new Federal Reserve retirements allow banks to lend more, easing restrictions for farmers, merchants, and veterans seeking funds with safer collateral. The piece discusses interest-rate rises and public skepticism about banks, government policy, and the economy, urging cautious optimism and responsible lending.
Elmer Wilmes, son of Miro and Mrs John Wilmes, stationed at the San Diego Naval Base, visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Llova Ok Obon, who are now residing in San Luis Obispo. Mrs Obon is sister to Lee.
Le Mars residents recount visits from Minneap olis friends and family at the old barn event on August 1. Local social items list Miss Margate Helletté and father John Chussen returning home to Spingbrook Iowa after holidays with relatives in Flospois.
The Legion Auxiliary met at the club rooms Tuesday July 21 at 8 pm with officers installed by Mrs Henry Heidbrink. Edith Langendorfer president Florence Conway 1st vice, Millie Singer second vice, Elizabeth Smyth treasurer Maude O Grahlmann secretary Millicent Branch record secretary and historian, Chitloute Bourne chap man Lydia Mesers Caccutinse committee Rose Stackell Marie Kass Sophie Miller. Following the meeting a talk on Girls State by Bernice Langel, lunch and cards closed the evening.
A partial line reports discovery of a component or fragment located half a mile from the main apparatus. The context and full details are not given in the readable text. Further text needed to identify origin, function, and significance.
In July 1925 National Farm Safety Week highlights Major farm safety rules. Nass bats National Safety Council Ten Commandments urge keeping equipment in repair, safe tractor operation, obeying traffic laws, no smoking near barns, calm animal approach, clean housekeeping, watch steps, follow instructions, water safety, and rapid first aid readiness. 4-H clubs in the area study farm safety. A new road near Le Mars remains closed as concrete sets for two weeks.
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