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Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1954

Page

4

Fire protection tax plans face township votes countywide

The Le Mars Globe Post reports that proposed fire protection tax plans may be submitted to voters in multiple townships at the general election. County firemen urge a countywide election to assess efficiency and avoid duplication while allowing groups to describe experiences with similar plans. County Auditor P. M. Ludwig notes considerations on cost and organization for a possible special election.

LE Mars Globe-Post Thewerntey Seeims P.M. Ludwig

County Fire Levy Debate for Rural Fire Fighting

The American Way notes a statewide half levy would yield about $1,000 per township on average. Firemen argue that cooperation across six townships could halve the levy, perhaps to a quarter mil, while noting rural fire trucks cost $7,000 to $10,000. A meeting next Tuesday will examine pros and cons and seek concrete action to reorganize county rural fire support.

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Granville Visit and Local Funerals Highlight Granville News

Granville residents hosted and traveled for family gatherings in Worthing and Marcus Minnesota over the weekend. Visitors included the Heide, Muehl, Kokenge, Goergen, Meis and Reichle families with birthdays and a funeral for Joe Mangen in Sleepy Eye. Local health updates note Tony Hunt recuperating after surgery and Mrs. Ray Koob recovering from a crushed ankle. Regular visits, farm moves, and birthday parties marked a busy week in Granville and surrounding communities.

Granville Tony Reeff Worthington Minn Ekke Heide Ray Muehl Janet Marcus Earl Muehl Omaha Arnold Muehl Phil Muehl Earl Neb Arne Old Muehl Ray Kokenge Sioux City Joe Kokenge Henry Riche Mike Goergen Joe N. Goergen Sleepy Eye Ray Koob Nick Koob Darold Menke Barbara Jo Alton Donald Callenius

Batty Jane and Guests Share Sunday Dinner in Spencer

Mrs. Madeline Lamberty hosted Batty Jane of Spencer and others for Sunday dinner. Arnold Moeller and spouse returned from Seneca Kansas after attending a relative's funeral. Nick Koob and son-in-law Darold Menke with Barbara Jo did business in Orange City. Mrs. Anda in serious condition after car train collision. she is Marian Wagner formerly of Chicago and Granville.

Batty Jane Spencer Madeline Lamberty Arnold Moeller Seneca Kan Nick Koob Darold Menke Barbara Jo Orange City Nich Didier Chicago Miece Jack Anda Northwestern Dais Abo Anda Marian Wagner Frank Wagner Wagner Clara Didier Granville

Ireton Community News Moment of Weekend Travel and Health Updates

Ireton residents and visitors share weekend trips to Hill City and Sioux Falls. Edward Van Engen expects home from hospital after a car accident. Gilbert Bruxvoort treated for flu. Mrs Jennie Houlton hospitalized for a foot infection after moving from Rock Valley. Local Red Cross drive underway with volunteers listed. Arthur Kinter canvasses rural area.

Freton Peter Santenva Dartix Ronald Hill Henry Watraven Raymond Johnson Lohrville J. R. Karr Edward van Engen Gilbert Bruxvoort Jennie Houlton Sacred Heart Hospital le Mar Jone Rock Valley Hilmer Youngren Frank Taylor West Coast Peter Eisma Dennis G. Bergsma Sioux Center Gerrit van Whye Yvonne Sandra R. T. Hoagland Carla Sioux City E. B. Manton Edward DeVos William DeVos Sr Camp Carson Colo Kenneth Langross Sioux Falls Marie Hopp Hawarden

The Highway Story by Bob Hullib

A lighting engineer predicts the car of 2054 will feature headlamps ten times brighter than today driven by new magic. The forecast outlines advances in automobile lighting and future tech shaping driving safety and design.

Bob Hullib

Features for New Cars Include Ice Free Windshields

The article describes polarized systems that won’t blind approaching drivers, infrared lumps to keep windshields ice free, and condensations. It mentions electroluminescence lighting for instruments, a swivel spotlight with a focused beam, and a small left door light to illuminate the keyhole and provide white front and red rear parking lights.

One More Lamp For The Car Of Tomorrows Mind

The article imagines future cars with indicator lamps lighting for trouble Mayresees and engines. It envisions a dark shadow warning light that illuminates the driver’s mind whenever traf fic savagery creeps in, prompting braver driving of the brilliant car of tomorrow.

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