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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1954
Page
2
FOR SALE John Deere wagon hoist wide hoist good cable new clutch grap hooks Wm M C Anderson phone 38 F 011 70 3 FOR SALE M M corn picker Good condition 125 Paul Benson Y mile west and 4 north of Marcus
Iowa State College hosts a one day state dairy conference where technicians exchange AI breeding information and review past years. Awards are presented in DHIA and Arlie Pierson accompanied Mr Wilms to Ames as cow service resumes on Sunday.
Motorists returning to Le Mars via the eastern blacktop after the Sioux City ice show observed an unusually large truck turnout, about 20 to 30 vehicles, amid reports of a general alarm due to a highway commission weight checkers car near Highway 75. Some drivers diverted to Sioux City gravel roads fearing portable scales. Iowa Attorney General Leo Hoegh, Republican gubernatorial candidate, will visit Le Mars Thursday, with a 6:30 p m dinner planned at the Elks club dining room.
The page lists political dinner details with speaker Hoegh at the Elks Club and a price of $1.50 a plate. It then recounts weekend visits and travels of multiple families including Hogan and Daws, Green, Parker, Roseberry, Jewett, Zenk, Hord, Gralapp, Cunningham, Larson, Eastman, O'Brien, and Hall, noting locations from Des Moines to Des Moines to New Haven and Idaho Falls and St. Paul.
John Waldschmidt has filed plans to build a garage at his home on jet 18 block 21 Le Mars Iowa a hearing is fixed for September 21 1954 at 8 00 pm in the city council chambers for objections to the permit the garage will be 15 feet wide and 21 feet long R J M Long mayor and city clerk Auest F W Stamp published in the Le Mars Globe Post on Sept 9 1954.
Mary Walsh longtime Le Mars resident marked her 98th birthday on Wednesday September 8 at home. Attending were Ed Walsh Seattle William Walsh Milwaukee and Harry Walsh Chicago. Her son Jim from Chicago could not attend. Another son Cecil serves as deputy clerk of courts. Mary lives with daughter Gertrude McDonald of Le Mars.
Heinz Wilms of the Plymouth County Breeders Association said cow service will be delayed one day this week. He will attend the annual cow conference Saturday, in Ames.
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