Sioux County to Receive Free Surplus Government Food
Sioux County joins about 50 in Iowa in receiving free surplus foods for the unemployed and needy. Distribution will be supervised by the State Department of Social Welfare and shared among those most in need. Foods include butter cheese and dried milk. The program targets about 30 000 unemployed with state approval from Gov Beardsley and the Agriculture Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux County
Iowa
M. J. van Wyke
State Department of Social Welfare
William S. Beardsley
Department of Agriculture
Pre Natal Classes For Mothers Next Week
Community health center lists pre natal classes for expectant mothers next week. Sessions cover pregnancy basics, nutrition, and safe prenatal exercises at the main campus and annex rooms.
Classes for expectant mothers offered by Sheldon nurses
The Community Nurses Association of Sheldon sponsors a weekly 6 week course at Community Memorial Hospital. The Tuesday sessions start at eight o clock and invite all prospective mothers in northwest Iowa even if they plan to deliver elsewhere. The classes cover prenatal care and babyhood guidance.
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Community Memorial Hospital
Community Nurses Association of
Sheldon
Northwest
Iowa
London Businessmen Inspect Sheldon Plant
Two Englishmen Mr H Fritzwilliams and Mr Trumane visited the Sheldon Dry Cleaners plant, guided by Bob Walker and Max I Walker Cleaners of Omaha. They plan to purchase about a quarter of a million dollars in new equipment to open smaller facilities in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Dry Cleaners Establishment
H.fritzwilliams
Mr.&. Trumane
London
England
Sheldon
Bob Walker
Max I. Walker
London Plant Strategy Shifts to Expand Capacity
The report notes London plant plans to focus on new production rather than enlarging the existing facility which already employs over a thousand people. The comment attributed to Sheldon Mail frames the strategic decision as prioritizing efficiency and job stability in the region.
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London
Fishing Licenses To Expire In Early March
Fishermen are reminded that 1953 54 licenses expire March 3. Iowa licenses required of all males 16 years and over and of females 16 years and over only for fishing in state owned lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Farm Surpluses Should Be Sold Through Ads
A Pulaski County column argues farmers must advertise to move surpluses like butter cheese and cotton. It notes oleo nylon and other substitutes boost demand and criticizes lack of promotional effort by creamery and dairy makers. Also mentions E N Van Horne of the Federal Land Bank of Omaha speaking at Sioux National Farm Loan meeting in Orange City on March 24. Gutenberg printed from movable type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux National Farm Loan Association
Orange City Town Hall
E. N. van Horne
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
C. Gorrell
Pulaski County
Ind
Democrat
van Horne
Weeklies Ban Liquor Ads and Mississippi Editor Faces Tax Case
A report by the American Business Men's Research Foundation notes 317 more weeklies banned liquor advertising in 1952, totaling 2,068 excluding such ads, with 85 consumer magazines and 143 farm and home publications also refusing. Mary Crain of Summit Sun was ordered by a U S district judge to pay Social Security taxes, challenging the act as unconstitutional while vowing to take the case to the Supreme Court. The piece compares Greeley’s crime coverage to modern ratios, highlighting shifts in newspaper content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Men’s Research Foundation
Mary Cram
Sun
Merry Cain
U. S
Crain
United States Supreme Court
Sidney Mize
Poem Urges Harder Sales Tactics From 1935 Crusade Voice
Joe H Nixon head of the Hoosier State Press Association cites a 1935 National Salesmen's Crusade poem as guidance for today’s tougher market. It urges longer hours more calls more spots more bait and more effort to boost sales and morale in defense spending uncertain times.
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Joe H. Nixon
Hoosier State Press Association
National Salesmen’s Crusade
Heritage of Liberty From Jewish People Highlighted
A Bible themed reflection traces the Jewish people from Egypt through the Exodus and the journey to Canaan. It emphasizes laws protecting debtors, Cities of Refuge, and a worldwide heritage of liberty attributed to Jewish scriptures and history.
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Jacob
Egypt
Joseph
Canaan
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Grotewold Hall
George
Vis Vita Sales Co
Sioux City, Iowa
Joe Marsh
America
Thomas Jefferson
Bohemia
Samuel Adams
U. S. Brethers Foundation
G. J. Slobe
Sheldon Mail
Nebraska Reclamation Association
Gutenberg
Mississippi
New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Bert Meendering
Bible Comment
Mr. Meendering
Boyden, Iowa
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