Sumner Gazette Ad Rates and Subscriptions Policy 1965
The Sumner Gazette announces subscription rates and advertising policies including daily pricing, obituary notices, and card of thanks charges. It notes a weekly circulation of 2,228 copies and lists contact details, publication office, and legal advertising rules under Iowa law. It also describes payment terms and expiration indicators on papers.
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HE Gazette
Sormner Gazette
Ishing Co
Sumner
Iowa
Summer
Ainly
Bremer, Fayette, Chickasaw and
Black Hawk Co
United States
Dutch Elm Disease Threat Stirs Citywide Action
The speaker warns that Dutch Elm disease may have reached Sumner and urges a full community effort to save or remove elm trees. If neighbors do not act, individual efforts fail. trees in advanced stages must be removed, and shared, ruthless measures may be required to prevent the loss of all elms.
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Sumner
City to finance water reservoir with future revenue bonds
Sumner city council approved funding a new water reservoir via bonds repayable from future water system earnings. Officials said current water revenue surplus cannot cover the 30 000 cost, and the plan would shift debt to be paid by beneficiaries, keeping excess funds available for other uses while avoiding a sustained tax hike.
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Sumner
Looking Around This Week at Recreation and Fishing Trials
In a reflective piece the author explores changing ideas of leisure, recounts amateur fishing attempts since boyhood, and laments repeated misses by fish despite effort. He describes trying trout fishing after Memorial Day stocking, suffering falls, and wonders if golf outwits him next. Audubon County Museum extra opened Sept. 5 with over 709 registrations.
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Audubon County Museum
Historical Museum
Close Iowa primary yields thin margins across races
The primary featured tight contests with William Murray edging Robert Beck for the Republican governor nomination by under 1,400 votes. Smith-Cameron captured the Democratic U S Senate nod, while William Scherle won the Seventh District Republican primary by about 600 votes. Legislative races brought surprises as Sen. Jake Mincks lost reelection.
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William Murray
Robert Beck
State Executive Council
Beck
Murray
Hughes
Centerville
Smith
Cameron FE. B. Smith
U. S. Senate
Iowa
Gary Cameron
Scherle-Swanson
William Scherle
Henderson
Scherle
John Swanson
State Board of Public Instruction
State Advisory Committee On Area Vocational and Community Colleges
Council Bluffs
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Creston
Fort Dodge
Sheldon
Northeast
Towa
Board of Public Instruction
State Advisory Committee On Vocational Schools
Touchae-Stoffer Lawrence
Pat) Touchac
Henry Stoffer
Sheffield
Touchac
Stoffer
Touchne
Jake Mincks
Ottumwa
Election upsets and workforce dip reported in Iowa
Gene Glenn led a list of incumbents defeated as Ottumwa lawyer and former Iowa House member and Manning Democrat Peter Hansen fell to Lou Gatetich of Carroll. Senator John Walker failed to win renomination, defeated by Hugh Clarke of Belmond. Other Democratic incumbents Gleason, Boot, and Nielsen also ousted. Iowa Workforce data show July nonfarm employment down 4,900 from June with 36,200 decline in total payroll to 1,267,700 and manufacturing up 500 while trade, retail, and government shed jobs.
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Gene Glenn
Ottumwa
Iowa
Peter Hansen
Manning
Lou Gatetich
Carroll
John Walker
Williams
Hugh Clarke
Belmond
T. M. Gleason
Gilmore City
Armour Boot
Pella
Niels Nielsen
Ringsted
Quail Survival and Stocking Sparks Iowa Debate
A columnist explores quail ecology noting that native bobwhites struggle in winter, with corn shifts and hybridization hurting populations. He cites an Iowa Town Game Commission letter defending open northern hunting while admitting 80 percent of fall quail may not survive.
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America
Audubon Society
Iowa
Bremer
Fayette
Chickasaw
Town Game Commission
New Hampton
The
Game Commission
Towa
State Game Commission
Babson analyzes U.S. net worth and income growth
Babson Park Mass September 8 the piece notes Americans enjoy peak prosperity with total assets around 2245 billion and liabilities of 280 billion leaving a net worth of 1965 billion Personal income recently at 579.7 billion a year up sharply from 332.2 a decade earlier marking a 74.5 percent rise Driven by employment wage growth higher returns from investments and boosted government aid while installment credit also reaches record levels
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Babson Park
Mass
Doet's Corner Reflects on Poetry and Personal Finance
Lillian Dirksen, Sumner poet and Midwest poet laureate, features works in the Sumner Gazette. The piece blends literary snippets with economic advice urging readers under 50 to invest in life insurance, build savings, avoid debt, and seek financial independence while valuing intangible assets like integrity and prudence.
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Lillian Dirksen
Sumner
Midwest
Chaparrel Poetry Society
Sumner Gazette
Sumner area notes report community events and injuries
The tale recounts a 12 year old boy hospitalized after a horse incident, local election results with two incumbents re-elected, adult education registration details, and recognitions including a National Methodist Scholarship for Vickie Poindexter. It also lists bids, Rotarian attendance, visits, and various personal notices across Sumner and nearby towns.
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Rene Jacobs
Bob” Jacobs
Alfred Leyh
Carl Reuter
Sumner Community
Patrick Smith
Valentine Smith
Sumner Ffa
Vickie Poindexter
Simpson College
Board of Education
Vickie
Doris Poindexter
Sumner
Paul Niemann Construction Co
Bremer County Board of Supervisors
Elderly May Enroll In Medicare Doctor Bill Plan
Waterloo district manager Earl T. Johnson said eligible seniors who turned 65 before March 1 and missed the May 31 deadline due to good cause can enroll by October 1. Protection starts six months after enrollment. delaying past September 30 shifts next enrollment to October 1 next year with higher premiums. Good cause includes physical or mental condition misunderstanding or misinformation.
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Earl T. Johnson
Waterloo
Johnson
Home building hints and community notices from Sumner
As families move into new homes they wonder why they did not build sooner. The Innocent Bystander notes church dinners in Sumner with a Catholic Ladies turkey supper at 11 a.m. Sunday. Advertisements promote Weyerhaeuser Four Square lumber, farm equipment, Hoghouses, Hay Savers, and Heyer-Bilt products with contact at 224-3326.
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Catholic Church
Sumner
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