Globe Post subscription rates and correction notice
Rates shown for advance and foreign subscriptions appear, with a clerical error noted. The LeMars post office classification and March 1879 act reference are included along with a correction regarding a judgment on a note and a clerical mistake later corrected in court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pala
LeMars
George’ W. Simpson
Chas. F. Beguin
Globe- Post
Court House
Globe Post
Geatings In Dirt and Property Transfers in Remsen
Transfers filed include Anna Pick to Anthony A Pick S9E 3-92-43 and lot details in Remsen. L V Gant to Patrick Gant E 14 NW and Wh BW 2-81-49 in Elizabeth. Nichus to Elizabeth Greenen lot 2 block 23 Remsen. Katherine Wilson et al to E H Derby lot 10 block 5 Kingsley Cemetery. Nellie Afield to L C Clary Estate Inc interests in multiple parcels 22 91-47 and 16 14 NW and 8E14 NW and EY SW 23-91-47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pick
Anthony A. Pick
Remsen
L. V. Gant
Patrick Gant
Elizabeth. Nichus
Elizabeth Greenen
Katherine Wilson
E. H. Derby
Kingsley Cemetery
Nellie
L. C. Clarey Estate, Inc
Sidelights and satirical notes from a bankers pamphlet
A collage of humorous and critical snippets from a bankers pamphlet and periodical. It includes spoof charges for petty infractions at banks, comments on legal cases against big-city firms, an odd physiology tale about a spitting species, and a satirical poem on language choice in everyday speech. The piece blends wit with social commentary and archival flavor.
Raucous notes as voters and echoes in history
A quirky note on speech and chewing contrasts with a campaign moment as Sheriff candidate Ted Nussbaum faces a close shave in the race. The piece catalogs historical dates from 1777 to 1920 and a stray line about radio sets, all framed in a playful, collage style.
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Ted Nussbaum
Akro n cattle feeder Hans Willer returns to market
Hans Willer of Akron, a top cattle feeder, returns after months of sickness and semi-retirement. He offered a load of high quality mixed yearling cattle with steers selling at 7.10 and heifers at 5.75, accompanied by his son who is a feeder and part owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Willer
Akron
Sioux City
Feeder
Bowling league standings and high scores amid noisy data
A cluttered report lists bowling teams such as Rheingold Beer and Bottling Works with scores, averages, and team totals. Notable entries include high team total for Rheingold Beer at 2803 and high single game by Sam Grego with 237, amid mixed club listings and marginal figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen Kaun
Rheingold Beer
Cambier Motor
Eagles Club
Pantry Cafe
Hentges Clothing
Plymouth Co. Op
Idmann Service
Bottling Works
Central Barber Shop
Wayside Inn
Botting Works
C. Weber
V. Weber
Paine Sam Grego
Hancock Perry Social Evening At The Udeel Fridge Club
Special correspondent reports Mr qd Mrt Walden Iryone ferained the Udeel fridge club at home Thesday evening. Prize winner were Mra Roy Cane seno and Vance fftunter. Next party will be with Mr and Mrs Joah Flunter on Friday evening. Mrs Marl Mosher and daughter Donna and Miss Margaret Moser of Sioux City visited at the Mosher home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Af Le Moine and daughter Margine of Sioux City were dinner guests at the Nap Lamoureaux home Sunday. Thomas Beaulieu grew very sick in Sioux City Monday evening and was taken to his parents home where he recovered enough to attend school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden Iryone
Udeel Fridge Club
Mra
Roy Caneseno
Vance Fftunter
Joah Flunter
Marl Mosher
Donna
Margaret Moser
Sioux City
Sam Mosher
Af. le Moine
Margine
Nap Lamoureaux
Thomas Beaulieu
Lots of Measles Near Craig and Local Notices
Deepest sympathy to the Bunge family on the death of their son Martin. Eleven adults join St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church. August Wilkins bought an 80 acre farm near Brunaville for 72 dollars an acre. Dozens of measles cases in the area. Dr Bendixen and Gertrude Nolan both improving after surgeries. Edna Beaumann and infant Elaine Helen noted. Harm Klave and others mentioned. Jack Ames dies at county home, long-time Struble resident. Henry Bohms mourns loss of daughter Henriet ta Lois, pneumonia death in Akron.
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Bunge
Martin
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
M. J. Elliott
Lyle Golland
Herman
Egeerbrecht, Jr
Alvin Winterfeld
Gronemeyer
Geo. Noble
Joe Osborne
August Wilkins
Jack Reese
Brunaville
Bendixen
Ireton
Sacred Heart Hospital
Gertrude Nolan
Edna Beaumann
Ed Tripp
Elaine Helen
Fred Eilers
Nat St. John's Church
Geralds Grace
Harm Klave
Grandma Heeren
Grant
Croon
Jesse Peebles
Fischer
Irene Sampson
Jack Ames
Community visitors and gatherings across Marcus area
Many local residents and visitors are noted in a Sunday to Tuesday round of calls and visits. Names include Sene y Beckers, Woodhouse of Hudson, Chapman Hartog DeRaad Detloff Riter Heinrich Bergman, Grant Chapman, Geo Siegersma, Nate Connor and family, Warren Connor death, Mrs Reser, Eldon Riter family, W H M S meeting, Henry Zimmerman Lizzie Alyea, Glen Parry family, and Rees Parry, with notary G P Simeon at Globe Post Office.
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Karl Chapman
Jean
EK. DeRaad
H. C. Detloff
Charles
Lavertie
Minn
Miss Hartog
Maurice
Iowa
Garret Hartog
L. A. Riter
J. Maloney
Rock Rapids
H. Riter
W. E. Heinrich
Bergman
Sioux City
Grant Chapman
Carlsbad
N. M
Geo. Siegersma
Struble
Nate Connor
Moville
Warren Connor
Dolin
Connor
Reser
Missouri Valley
Eldon Riter
Terry
Marcus
Riter
Heinrichs
D. F
Perry Center Social Roundup of Local Visits and Illness
Mrs. George Manz continues to improve from pneumonia while Mr. Manz remains bedbound after a recent illness. A large crowd attended the Friday Doane farm auction. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McClain of Minneapolis visited Mrs. M Peters en. They returned home Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jensen of Inwood Town visited the Niela Hansen home last week and left Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Ernat visited the Alber t Asplund home in Sioux City on Sunday. Oliver Bonnes learned of their cousin Alec Olson death in Volin South Dakota from injuries in an auto crash and traveled there Sunday. Vernon Dallas was absent from school due to measles. Frank Vondrak family members with mumps and measles are recovering. The Barkley daughter is improving and to return home soon from hospital. Do W Hoyer of Battle Creek Iowa visited his daughter Mrs Clem Olsen Monday night. Miss Dorothy Dempster of Sioux City visited Mrs M Petersen Sunday.
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George Manz
Manz
W. G. Doane
Oliver McClain
Mineapolis
Minn
M.Peter+sen
Jensen
Inwood
Town
Niela Hansen
Wm. Ernat
Albert Asplund
Sioux City
Oliver Bonnes
Volin
Alec Olson
Bonnes
Vernon
Dad
Frank Vondrak
Frank Barkley
Do. W. Hoyer
Battle Creek
Towa
Clem Ohlsen
Dorothy Dempster
Hospital News Briefs From Multiple Iowa Towns
Gertrude Nolan of Struble was operated on for acute appendicitis on Friday. William Jaacks of Paulin a medical patient. Michael Kass of LeMars a medical patient. William Johnson of Marcus underwent an operation for acute appendicitis Saturday. Lawrence Campbell of Waukon, 8 D., is a medical patient. Ed Luken of Granville was a recent medical patient. Mrs. Adam Eulberg of Granville was a medical patient. R. E. Stebbins of LeMars as a surgical patient. Mrs. Herman Boever of Granville is a medical patient. Mrs. Frank Smid of LeMars underwent a major operation on Wednesday. Mrs. Anna Pick of Remsen is seriously sick from an internal malady. Cleo Kinney of Marcus was operated on for acute appendicitis Tuesday. Mrs. R. Brandt of Marcus is a dental patient. Ralph Rippey of LeMars was
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Gertrude Nolan
Struble
William Jaacks
Paullin
Michael Kass
LeMara
William Johnson
Marcus
Lawrence Campbell
Woonsocket
Ed Luken
Granville
Adam Eulberg
Gran Ville Wa
R. E. Stebbins
LeMars
Herman Boever
Frank Smid
Anna Pick
Remsen
Cleo Kinney
R. Brandt
Ralph Rippey
Local Hospital Operations Highlight Mild Procedures
A Wednesday night operation treated a patient for acute appendicitis. Mrs. John Bahmer of Kingsley was a medical patient. Henry Witt of Hawarden had his tonsils removed on Thursday. Dr. F. C. Bendixon of Ireton underwent a Thursday procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bahmer
Kingsley
Henry Witt
Hawarden
F. C. Bendixon
Ireton
Local visitors and birthday celebrations noted
Preston Gerd Luschen visited the John Bohlken home on Sunday. Relatives and friends assisted Freddie Grosenhelder in celebrating his birthday on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Collman and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerd Luschen
John Bohlken
Freddie Grosenhelder
Lou Collman
Local Social Visits and Funeral in Grant Area
Mr and Mrs Dick Westhoff of Grant visited Mr and Mrs Dick Frerichs on Sunday. Young folks attended the Brunaville play and dance Friday night. Gerritta and children visited Herman Renken home in Grant. Merton James and Earnest Gabel drove to Aberdeen to attend the funeral of Lee Gabel's son. Relatives aided Miss Emma Frerichs Tuesday evening for her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Westhoff
Grant
Dick Frerichs
Brunaville
Conrad
Gerritta
Herman Renken
Merton
James
Earnest Gabel
Aberdeen
Lee Gabel
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Starzl
Plymouth County “Credit Bureau
Nate Goorke
Ehfering Bank
General Johnson
Johnson
Augbt McNaught
Senate
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Lord Jincon
Spain
U.S
1898
Lafayette
France
First
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Washington
U. S. Grant
Coney
1894
Willer
W. L. Pet
Bernard Carel
Etdo Baack
Business Men's League
Pet
Mack's Cafe Recreation Boosters No
Boosters
Globe-Post Co. Uf
Elks Club
Hancock-Perry
Bruneville
Ames
Henry Bohms
Henrietta Lois
Reading Township
Seney
Floyd Becker
Botby
Frank Becker
W. Woodhouse
Hudson
G. P. Simeon
Notary Public
Globe-Post Office
Americas
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Hospital News
Geo, H. Lee Co
Spotts & Post
Preston
Emma Frerichs
Aft
Beely’s
L. E. Mayer
Wiltgen’s
Atwood the Florist
R. E. Jones
Jeweler & Optometrist
W. F. Remer
Koenig Howe
Lissen
Bobby Thatcher
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Ellison House
Phew
C. M. Payne
the Belt Syndicate, Inc
George Storm
Uoug
Finney
Ted O'Loughlin
Wedern Newspayer Union
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