Contracts Signed For New I P S Co Office Building
Darrell Ketelsen of Iowa Public Service says contracts are signed for a new Le Mars office building at the current headquarters site. The single story 24 foot wide structure will extend to the alley, with a basement added to the old area. Leo Nemmen and Francis Nemmen will handle construction and lease details, aiming for a January or February occupancy while exterior and roof finish before winter.
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Darrell Ketelsen
Iowa Public Service Co
LP2S
Le Mars
Globe-Post
Le Mars Federal Savings & Soawn
att offie
Francis Nemmers
Leo Nemmen
Francis Nemmen
buiding
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Ph wall
Mi ‘Ketchen
Globe Post
Dave's
Ebon Pant and Glass
Blank Space On Front Page Reveals Local School Board Action
A Fort Mayes News-Press front page used a half column of blank space to report the school board’s action on raises for teachers and to note a later full report would follow. The front carried a brief line about an upcoming bond meeting decided in a closed session, with the editor promising more details.
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Fort Mayes
coun uy
School Board Meeting Discusses Teacher Salaries and Finance
The session covered the county school financial state and teachers' statements justifying a further salary request. Officials comments illustrated why public actions were taken and the censorship noted by officials left some space blank.
Schmitz Receives Life Membership in American Legion
Gordon Schmitz, recently released after imprisonment, returns to Mars area with family for a reunion. American Legion Commander Art Kallen presents Schmitz with a life membership at Waster Post, as Majer Rob Long and others witness. Schmitz plans to report to St Louis for Air Force Base duty, leaving tomorrow.
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Gordon Schmitz
Waster
Killen
BRob AL Long
Set
Schmitz
Plymouth County Dairy Conference Highlights Livestock Farming
Farmers and dairy leaders from Plymouth County joined about 1200 Iowa dairymen at the Hard Annual Cow Conference at Lower State College. Extension Director Arlen Prison presided as researchers and agents presented results on feeding, silage, seedbeds, and sodium molybdate blends to boost production and efficiency.
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Plymouth county
lower State college
Iowa
fenate
Clarence Kestelke
Remsen
Tis Jemsey
thy college
Che Piymouth
ais
CR Schoby
Algona
Iowa Dairy AssociatiONS
Unclear Fragments on Tara Commodes and Promotion
A fragmentary item references Tara and a commode RMS and a push for promotion through a voluntary set. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or dates, but suggests an advocacy or support effort linked to specific individuals and a product or room context.
Sioux City Calendar of September Events and Meetings
A collection of September events in Sioux City and surrounding areas including 4-H demonstrations at Stockinds and Castana, soil type discussions, garden corsage lessons at private homes, women’s organizations events in Portand and Township, a soil conservation district meeting, Rambling Ram Truck visit, robbery dancer tour, and a feed outlook meeting at the high school. Attendees include Mrs James Gabel, Mrs Ray Richardson, and local 4-H leaders and committees.
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Plymouth
Stockinds
Sioux City
Sion
Iutstate
Castana
Preson Township
James Gabel
Portland Township
Portland Township Womens Organiz von
Ray Richardson
Mosille
Soil Conservation
Siour City
YOO
Roberty Dans
Proestock and
Feed Outlook
meckin
Local Unemployment Benefits Figures Adjusted
Compensition totaling 278188 was paid to 3239 unemployed workers who drew an average check of 32025 for 19745 weeks. Tess Wachs Phe lows employment Security commission reported the UK tagtors workers ce 67 percent of the total 193066 for 91st weeks of unemployment with an operative check of 2508. The August jobless total rose from 9275800 paid during July but fell from 320425 drawn then.
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une
Wachs
employment Security commission
Iowa Employment, Wine Shipment Highlight 1952 Local Talk
August 1952—Iowa State Employment Service reports 15 642 jobs filled in the month, 7 174 in farming. Clara Owen Shop receives a new wine shipment with coats and sun price tag from 24 95 to 69 30. George Manus of the Vocational Rehabilitation Division discusses retraining, funding for schooling, and successful reemployment of severely handicapped individuals in the Sioux City area. The column weaves personal notes on wedding lore and local social events, plus memories of European travels by former Le Mars residents and a reflection on The Globe Post newspaper’s circulation history.
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Iowa State employment service
Clara Owen
George Manus
Iowa Board of Vocational training
Le Mars
Mants’ s
Sioux
Cus
Unclear Fragments Stun Silent Reading Record
A damaged OCR fragment notes a stray line about listening to a mate and mentions flowers or arrangements. It lacks clear people, places, organizations, dates, or events to form a definite news item.
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1st Ave
Western Iowa
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Phymouth county
Kansas
Maureen O'Hara
Alex Nicol
THE REDHEAD
WYOMING
Larry Show Mondis
JAMES STEWART JOANNE DRU GILBERT ROLAND DAN DURYEA
MARCIA HENDERSON
JAY C FLIPPEN
ANTONIO MORENO
ROBERT MOMET
Bugs Bunn Cartoon
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Belle
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KEITH LARSEN
PEGGIE CASTLE
DONA DRAKE
Wienung
Weomme
Thondua
Ree Stu
Sun Cutoon
Lia
Charles Cody
Mel Cody
Carl Schneider
Te Mars
Denmark
Carl
England
Scotland
wowan
yoann
Globe-PSt
aoe
Olla Podrida
Olla Padrida
ANTON J. SARFORI
Fremont Ave
Pasadena, California
Anna Wickham
Thase meier
HOLLAND
Holland Bulb
HOLLANDER’S
telly
Nipwopar
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