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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1953
Page
9
Le Mars Globe-Post enters second class matter at Le Mars Iowa under the act of March 3 1879. R F Starzl publisher and R G Starzl editor announce subscription rates in advance three dollars per year domestic five dollars for foreign countries.
Le Mars Public shock joins national observance, part of American Education Week activities. National sponsors include the American Legion and the National Education Association. Theme centers on improving schools with community involvement.
The Le Mars Globe-Post outlines a 1953 Le Mars observance during Education Week featuring four main events. Activities include an Onenhouse demonstrations for elementary pupils, Parent’s Night at Central and Vocational buildings, an Armistice Day program with guest speaker Captain Barta, and a Community Forum with Mrs Ernestine Gilbeth Carey addressing American values and world peace.
Iowa sets opening day for the pheasant season as November 11 with noon start. Zones divide long and short seasons across numerous counties, bag limits three cock pheasants, trapping season begins November 10 and runs into 1954 with various county rules and zone times.
A fragmented notice urges customers to bank by mail with special deposit envelopes from The Test National Bank in Mars. It mentions the St Catherine parish Benefit Golf Party at Columbus Club Hall on Monday November 9 and notes family visits involving Truesdell and Merle Pruesdell while announcing October winners.
Wally Lutens reports days results and prizes awarded to Mrs A J Schilmoeller of Granville and Mrs Emil Hansen of 121 Bowth, Le Mars. Pierson Pointers note USDA corn production in 19ST. looming surplus may limit spring 1964, suggesting reduced next year. Kansas terrace tax ruling could boost terracing nationwide. Plymouth county soil temperature fell to 57 degrees on Oct 23, halting nitrogen leaching until spring. Winter storage guidance given for fertilizer and soil management.
The message from Secretary Benson to county extension offices highlights youth in scientific farming and homemaking, urging 4-H clubs nationwide to grow leadership. Hen Vance advises using mesh bags or shallow boxes with screen bottoms for bulb storage, and the letter thanks parents, leaders, and communities for encouragement.
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