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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1953
Page
2
Le Mare Iowa edition lists second class matter at post office under act of March 3 1879 with annual rate 3.00 dollars for foreign countries paid in advance. Publisher R F Starzl and editor R G Starzl named.
Sunday evening guests at the Herbert Ludwig home included Mr and Mrs Carl Muecke Mrs Anne Blankenburg and Lester Mr and Mrs Leonard Ludwig and Dewayne Roetman all of Le Mat Mr and Mrs Albert Weiner and family of Merril and others from the area attended the celebration honoring Mrs Ludwig's birthday anniversary.
George Casper and Frank Richards families hostesses guests Darlene and Louisa Casper attend at Freemont Neb. Baby shower honors Mrs Gordon Arndt at Henry Arndt home. Dinners at Walter Kiingebiel home. Florence Harrison and Miolet Jones attend Le Mars high school exercises then Allan Forsberg home. Fred Forsberg, grandson of Mrs Slamison, visits with Swain Good of Cherokee. Mrs Marvin Richards hospitalized at St Josephs. Fishing trip with Beguin and Cunningham families in Rolfe Humboldt area. Died: barn windstorm near Were i. four cows killed at Carl White farm.
Agricultural bulletin urges raking alfalfa while moisture exceeds 56 percent to reduce leaf shatter and boost quality, with a potential $12 per ton premium. Warns ragweed as Iowa's top plant pest driving hay fever and fertility loss, advises control. Advises mowing or spraying 2 4 D for horseweed over years. Promotes leaflets on weed and fly control, DDT and lindane residuals, and notes cow prices and recent electrocutions in Marion county. Also marks 50 years of priesthood for Rev W J Baxter in Rockwell City.
Akron, Remsen, Kingsley, and nearby towns report mixed cattle hog and lamb lots with weights and top prices. Notable entries include 12 steers at 1,106 pounds for $22.50 and 76 lambs at 129 pounds fetching $24.00, with numerous hogs around $24.25 to $25.10 and steers near $22.00 to $22.50. Major buyers include Mohan John and Lilian Akron and Held Russell Hinton, among others.
Richard Green of Boyden shows 46 steers priced at 45.00. Louis Ehner of Breton presents 34 steers at 1.260. Marvin Streton, 44 steers weighing 1,202, at 22.00. Cauley Freton offers 5 heifers at 367, 21.50. Warren Wasser of Hawarden leads Wednesday with 18 steers around 200 total weight. The church line notes a moral reminder about heart care.
David Hentges of Notre Dame University is spending a three week vacation here before returning for the summer session. He will graduate and receive his science degree in the latter part of August. Miss Mary O'Toole arrives Saturday from Cedar Falls. She studies at Iowa State College and will visit her parents Dr. and Mrs. O'Toole.
Miss Phyllis Smith daughter of Mrs Floyd Pearson of Mircus wed Harold Niichel son of Mr and Mrs John Niichel of Granville at Smith Niichel Granville Specialy Holy Name church Marcus. Rev J T Fitzpatrick performed nuptial mass Tuesday May 26 at 9 am. Bridesmaids Regina McLaughlin Donna Douvin. best man Donald Degen. Reception at Lewis Hotel Cherok. The couple plans a western wedding trip and farm life northeast of Granville.
The Rural Youth group announces a weekend trip to Lake Okoboji departing Saturday June 13 at noon from Plymouth County registration closes June 4 at 4 p.m. The program includes recreation, education, and fun with a return by Monday morning. A Barn dance is scheduled Friday June S at a Newell area farm, with the next RR. Y. P. meeting set for Tuesday June 9 at 8:00 p.m.
Planning the aging flock begins before chicks are bought and continues through growth. The article stresses careful pullet development, balanced feeding, sanitation, and good housing. It notes culling runt chicks early, evaluating general development, and planning future accommodations and labor-saving gear. It highlights flock size, with 400 or more as advantageous for lower costs and higher production efficiency.
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