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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1953
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local item with unclear names and places. The readable portions hint at a dispute or notice but lack coherent facts, entities, or dates to form a clear summary.
Poultry growers are urged to continually cull poor birds to maintain a healthy uniform flock. Early culling during the first days helps remove weaklings, reducing feed use and disease risk. As birds grow, cull slow developers. keep a vigorous flock for better production and seasonal outdoor performance.
A consumer ad asserts the SQPER service will meet mobile users needs with fast attention. It suggests customers will be surprised by the quick handling of sour issues and implies better service than rivals.
A short notice describes a Salp-1 good Terford bull offered with two sears old and a buyer named Bill Schenmder. The item details include two mino and three and four east of Ovens, with the location noted as Zh.
Sale notice listing several properties including a 6 room house on Posy 75 with small down payment and immediate possession, a 3 bedroom home near St Johns Lutheran church in excellent condition, a 2 bedroom house near Franklin school, a new home, an 85 acre farm near Craig with possession for year 1953, and 40 unimproved acres in Stanfos Two.
For rent a three room apartment either furnished or unfurnished available at once. Inquire of J. G. Harms or call 24-244 for details.
Partial sale advertisement lists items for sale and contact details across Apul Newberg Hinton and surrounding areas. It mentions a kitghen sale at 82 Central Ave and a sale near Mars highway 3 with phone contact, listing terms and locations like Kingsley and Bedtond.
A special March election in Craig Town Iowa seeks voter approval of a twenty five year franchise to allow Low a Public Service Company to construct operate and finance a high voltage electric transmission and distribution system and street lighting. The ordinance details maintenance rights and regulatory oversight with a NO vote option indicated.
Fragmented text shows a 1953 Craig Iowa special election ballot and ordinance details for granting a franchise to Iowa Public Service Company. It references removal of a high tension line, pruning rights, and hours for building removal, plus a municipal election notice and related clergy and community notes.
A string of brief notices reports infants and adults under care at local hospitals and at home. Names include De. FL Null of Hawarden, Dr Null’s daughter Mrs. Ray Mount Gergary, Andrew Runkel in Sioux Falls Veterans Hospital, Milo Prige and his jaw surgery concerns, and Mrs. Fry recovering in Rochester Minnesota after recent clinic treatment. Other patients listed include Mrs. Sehnepf, Ida Hoekstra, and several residents from Le Mars, Remsen, Marcus, and Doon with varying hospital stays and treatments.
We thank friends and relatives for cards and dowers on our 45th anniversary. They helped make it memorable. Mr and Mrs Wm Filts. Mrs Trelis Manning who has
A fragmented reminiscence of a Glendale picnic recalls Wallan and Gerald, Mrs Jennie Petersen, Hugo Poignen, and Joseph the candy store man. The piece notes industrial relations ties to Bendix Aircraft, connections to Associated Press staff, and a shifting date due to management agreements, ending with Charming Chic Schiese now in Los Angeles.
Wayne Holzmann, chairman of Plymouth County’s Organization and Maintenance Committee, will depart March 15 for a four day Washington D C trip. He earned the award from the American Farm Bureau Federation for outstanding county membership work. The trip honors Plymouth County for leading in new members, growth percentage, and total membership.
Wayne shows limited enthusiasm for the capital, focusing on Plymouth County’s goal to boost membership this seat. Floyd Bhthely, field man, says the Grip will be educational and interesting and Wayne aims to thank everyone who contributed to the drive putting Plymouth County over the top again this year.
Plymouth County marks its 34th year of boys and girls 4-H during National 4-H Club Week March 7. Since 1919 the county’s 4-H history includes the Pare Bred Sherhorn Club and evolving clubs like Jubasan Junior and Liberty Livestock. Plymouth now has 17 clubs with about 307 members and a Clover emblem origin linked to Iowa.
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