Protesting Prisoner Conducts Sit-down at City Hall and Jail
A disturbance in downtown Mas Tuesday led to the arrest of Traxler of Le Center Minnesota after a confrontation with police outside city hall. He faced multiple fines for disturbance indecorous conduct and was remanded to his father for post‑trial fines as rumors swirled about a larger incident.
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try Traxier
Le Center
Minn- Ma
Joelson
Dwight Calhoon
Traxier
Traxler
imperater
Fay Teranning
matvors
Travii
Larry Meis Loses Plea For Injunction
Larry Meis of Greenwood Road failed to obtain a temporary injunction Tuesday afternoon before Judge T E Klay. City counsel argued the assessment is provisional and appeal rights exist, while Meis claimed inequitable distribution and biases in valuators A H Stoeber and LeRoy Cooper.
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Larry Meis
Greenwood Road
T E Klay
law Corporation
JP Kelley
Buron Dull
Kelley
Meis
Klay
petiion
ise corporation
H Stoeber
LeRoy Cooper
Mr Mets
BC Woolles
city hall
Let's Get Married Licenses Issued Across Multiple Cities
Licenses were issued to Vagid J Rolfes Akron and Carol Jeanne Paskett Remsen George E Henke Akron Joan Elizabeth Welch Akron Cleo F Haddock Dalles Tevas and Theresa Ingerson also of Dallas John Bonye Lester Iowa and Shirley Galles Remsen Gerald Campbell Yakima Washington and Low Mo Langel of Le Mars at the clerks office in Le Mars the past week.
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Vagid J Rolfes
Akron
Carol Jeanne Paskett
Remsen
George E Henke
Joan Elizabeth Welch
Cleo F Haddock Dalles Tevas
Theresa Ingerson
Dallas
John Bonye Lester
Iowa
Shirley Galles
Gerald & Campbell
The Cloud No Bigger Than A Man's Hand
A column warns that UAW price demands and union control ideas risk dictating car prices materials and even consumer choices. It cites New York sheet metal talks and warns of broader power over what people drive buy or build, urging resistance to appeasement of unions.
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Poa
Court Plea Hoods Parking Meters
In EUFAULA OKLA parking meters on main street were covered with paper sacks awaiting a court ruling. A petition asked District Judge WA Lackey to bar officials from charging motorists.
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EUFAULA OKLA
Judepe WA Lackey
ail
Koehimoos Case Dismissed By State
A reckless driving charge against GE Koehimoos, filed in Lenihan’s justice court, was dismissed by Judge Tentinger on the state’s motion. Koehimoos, arrested August 30 and defended by Orville Hames, was set for a jury trial before Terpenning. Judge Lenihan resigned effective September and Tentinger followed with the dismissal.
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GE Koehimoos
justice court
DC Lenihan
Gordon Tentnger
Bul Stupes Koehimoos
pstrolman Fryweiler
Le Mars
Dwayne Terpenning
Orville Hames
Remsen
Building Accident Lawsuit Over West Town Property Collapse
Edith Prust and Wilma Duster sue De WE Roze boom claiming $5090 for property damage and lost rent after an excavation west of their lot by Dr Rozebooms project caused a cement block extension and wall to collapse on June 15, 1957. They seek jury trial and costs.
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Wilma Duster
De WE Rozeboom
Dr Rozeboom
plaintffs
plantiffs
Post
sime
hey
thetr
Roz
Schnepf Points To Easing Wheat Regulations
Plymouth county ASC chairman Wm Mo Schnepf says farmers who sign up before October 18 1957 or when tall wheat is planted may gain up to 30 acres if their allotment is under 30 acres. Wheat must be on the farm where produced. Payment rates for 1955 range from 18 to 46 dollars per acre. Farmers with 1957 wheat reserve land can earn 70 percent profit by entering the same land into the 998 program.
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Wm Mo Schnepf
Plymouth county
ASC
4-H Leaders Plan Gulf County Meeting at Fairgrounds
Gulf 4-H leaders of Plymouth County will meet at the fairgrounds on September 20 to organize the chapter. The County Gains Committee will convene in the morning to draft plans for the new seat. Eva Lund, County Extension Home Economist, says materials for 1957 1958 and new clubs will be discussed at the meeting.
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Plymouth County
County Gains Committee
Eva Lund
Rainy Year Surpasses 1956 Moisture Record in Local Review
A photo by Hastmes shows Mr and Mrs Murphy and Mr and Mrs Goebel of Gan at St Josephs Catholic church Le Mars Granville. The wedding of Mr and Mrs John Murphy Sroof with Mrs Murphy, daughter of 16204 Ross St in Sioux City, is noted as they plan their home.
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Tohn Goebel
Gan
Hastmes
lle
Murphy
John Murphy Sroof
St Josephs Catholic church
Le Mars Granville
Ross St
Sioux Cin
Ivory P. Rennels
U.S
Sioux City
Le Mars
Memorial for Garry Kuehn at Johnson church
Garry Lee Kuehn died at his parents farm home near Liberty on Wednesday after a two year illness. Born October 1, 1941 in Le Mars, he lived in Libots township his life. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday at St Pauls Lutheran Church in Johnson. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery in Sioux City. Survivors include his parents, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral home handled arrangements.
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Liberty
Garry Lee
Le Mars
Libots
St Pauls Lutheran church
Johnson
navy
Memorial Park
Sioux City Manor
Carl Kuebs
Robert
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siners
Shanice
Vickie
Fred Rhuvin
Edna South Fort Dodge lowa
Katheiline Draheim
Maré
Akron visit of the Chenhall family
Mr and Mrs Roy Chenhall hosted Mroo and Mrs Harott Chenhall and their three children from Bettendorf Iowa for a weekend at their Akron home. The gathering included Viao Chenhall and extended family.
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Qlehot
Wedinesay
Russell Bowers
Richadowers
Keokuk
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Roy Chenhall
Wilson
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tme
frs Chenhall
Nelle Wells leant
Shon
Mroo
Harott Chenhall
chidien
Bettendorf
lowa
Viao
F Borchers Surprise Anniversary Party
Mi and Mindred Borchers celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary with family and friends at their home on Saturday. A reading of This Is Your Life and a humorous poem added merriment, followed by a bountiful lunch and wedding cake. Many relatives and neighbors attended, sharing best wishes for the couple.
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Shirley Borchers
Chute Mammen
beervone
Low
Ruth Borchers
Mrs Borchers
Mro
Mis Will Johnson
Miro
Mis Ini Borchers
Mis Bill Boris Dennis
Glenda
Carol
Fred Goosenheder
Kean
Janet
Leonard Schmidt
Jovee
Russell
Gary
Art Wilken
Gil Winda
August Borcher
Guy Randy
Katy
Idwin Borers
Curt Hoge
Linda
Jimmy Mio
John Hauschild
My and uis
Hopp
Crireth Renkinde
Virgil
Vinn Watau
Nannen Marulyn
Malinda
Pack Wilken
View Gort Tholes
Margaret
Herman Ueren
Renken
Jami Mir
Mies
Freda Johnson
Clarence Brunken
Chats
Mammen
Harry Uethen
Artan Heeren
Marcus farmer killed as tractor rolls over near field
The accident occurred Wednesday afternoon when Marcus Kalhorn was crushed by a tractor while mowing weeds by his farm near Marcus. He was taken by ambulance to Steed Heert Hospital where he died. Survivors include his sister Miss None Kulhod and his wife, with several relatives listed. Funeral services were held at local church with attendees from the community.
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miles south
Marcus
fim
Redhorn
Vucus Burril
anadud
Kulhod
Clifford Wilk
Ata Town
Niis Hlornes Parry
lar Guha
VM Chaks
Chik
Vis
Rowe
Steed Heert
sevurdl
Police Court Tord IA Mayers Count Ths Week
Local court notes list names facing restrictions or license issues this week including Sharon Wilbur Akles and Donald Fulhauer Cole. Entries reference restricted access and operator license validity. details are incomplete due to text issues.
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Tord IA mayers
Norman Blakmore
Merrill Hes
Sharon Wilbur Akles Moanusola
Typewriter price hikes spark small business concerns
The article notes a 5 to 8 percent rise on standard office typewriters with prices up for 11 and 27 inch carriage models while portable and electric models escape. It laments the small businessman bearing the cost, hints at discounts for schools and corporations, and discusses urban parking tax debates in Le Mars with local opinions split.
Le Mars Charities Fund Forming As Community Chest
Indications point to a new Le Mars fund to be called Community Chest with temporary chair Dr WL Rozeboom. A series of meetings begin Sept 16 and Sept 18 to elect a permanent board and plan fund raising goals for late October and early November.
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WL Rozeboom
haeman
board of directory
Central high
funes
Le Mars Chattres
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