01 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1929
Page
1
A Monday chapel talk by Stella Scurlock of Chicago addressed self development and personal impact. She urged making a dent in the world through authentic actions and warned against pressuring family members to mirror others.
Fragmented text mentions Misa Scurlock and her work on colleges seeking expression. References the University of South Dakota and campus authority. Appears as a miscellaneous note about education and campus issues with unclear context.
Officials promote soil conservation work across Iowa with demonstrations in Van Buren and Plymouth counties. Leaders urge landowners to adopt erosion control, soil building, and tree planting while stressing the need for lime and fertilizers to maintain farm fertility.
LeMars residents attended a Passion Play in Sioux City Wednesday. Thomas Vernon and Joe Simeon visited business callers in LeMars Wednesday afternoon. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Harms at St. Joseph hospital. mother and baby are fine. City election saw Ed Johnson reelected mayor with Henry Harter as new councilman.
Prairie brief from Mryie Sioux area highlights visits from Deanna Crowell and Lualle March arriving from Sioux City for Easter vacation with her mother, Mrs. Imlsabern. Local dinners, hospitalities, and community events include a curio display with a successful fundraiser, a cafeteria lunch, and a Ladies' Aid meeting. Also noted are family gatherings, travel to Edgerton for a funeral, hog market activity, and upcoming community club and church-related events.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names like Kenneth Rees and Kimer DeRaad and a date in March. The text is incomplete but implies a social notice involving family relations and a celebratory event. Further readable context is required for a precise card.
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