Le Mars vs Cherokee Parking Tax Critique Sparks Trade Rift
In Slayton a business owner laments Cherokee’s parking tax, favors Le Mars for trade, and opposes meters. He argues taxes drive customers away, noting personal shifts to Le Mars and resistance from local merchants. He proposes center parking on wide streets as a solution.
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Cherokee
le Mars
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Unions Avoided at Van Buskirk Project Site
The Van Buskirk company, a non union firm, has not been approached by union organizers and reports no threats from union sources. About 65 employees on the project are mainly from the Howardstown area near the head office, with little local interest in joining a union.
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Tabor Goon
van Buskirk Company
Howardsn
Labor Event On Project Faces Minimal Union Upturn
In June this year some employees signed up with union labor representatives but only a few did so. There has been no labor trouble since those five or six joined. The attack appears carefully planned and carried out. No threats were received, yet unlit cars at night approached the storage site and fled when the night watchman activated lights.
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Wachman
Parking debate stirs Le Mars council and shoppers
Discussions on downtown parking lots, diagonal street space, and meters aim to ease a growing crunch. Farmers propose central diagonal spots to add capacity for about 100 cars while critics warn against parking taxes and rising rates driving customers away.
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Hawarden
First Killing Frost Report From Le Mars Area
The first killing frost of the year was reported by KLEM Le Mars Weather Observers. Temperatures fell to 28 degrees Saturday night and 30 degrees Sunday night. Frost damaged flowers and fragile plants. The Globe-Post has printed past frost dates for comparison.
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le Murs
le Mars
Globe-Post
Le Mars group lured by Sioux City Drive-In overcharges
A Le Mars party stopped at a Sioux City Drive-In after spotting a neon sign and after entering they were served tavern sandwiches at two bits each with root beer and coffee. They paid a bill one dollar higher than prices and later realized the overcharge. They will avoid the drive-in in Plymouth county in the future.
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Sioux City
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Weper
Plymouth County
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