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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post in Le Mars, Iowa

31 Aug 1925

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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1925

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Plymouth County Board Mulls Budget and Bridge Projects

Plymouth county supervisors met July 15 in a dense session approving contracts for bridges and culverts, hearing budget estimates, and advertising for public bids on August 6. They authorized 1924 code orders, discussed welfare worker placement with the Red Cross, and set local registrar appointments and road maintenance expenditures.

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Board of Supervisors Schindel Alesch Miller Zimmerman Bride Boar c Aleach Humphrey & Bons Cherokee Jz Bridges Viymoutt Yunly Sud Sehridge Wiiler Board of Miss Tyler Welfare Department Iowa City LeMars Red Cross Plymouth County Red Cross Sehbindel Ziemerman Iowa LeMars Clobe-Post LeMars Sentinel Wald County Ed Bride W. Stamp Randolph Payne Elkhorn Henry Garfield Union Townships W. BR. Payne C. W. Hichards cerKfon Belog Unut Gard Board of Supervisors Hugh Langan Plymouth H.l Bride J. J. Schindel Gustave Alesch J.G. Mier W. H. Zimmerman C. E. Clarke la Mare James Nicholson, Jr Wes Shimee Miles Alesch Gustave Leech Gustave Ane Moileppe American Exp Co. Eguip Labe American Exp. Co Arioso D. J. Tem American Exp. Co D. J Prim Brown, D. C. & Bone Co. Ra Brown, D. C. & Bone Prim. Re. Ubs. Ee Butler Gi Co Butler of Co Gii Bowman Lor Beaubiens Garage Main Brundeen Garage Bzurr Hayes Braun Clarence Braun Clarence, Co Brundee Butter Ot Co Bowman Lbr. Co Brown D. C. & Bons Butter OM Co Gas Co Mono Electric Ca Hanken Kaun Hardware Hillyard Chemical Ca Carlson Machine Works Mach Sze Cook H Gook. H Uvaio Carer Chas Conway James Waaim Crowley J. T Deviney Eviey R I-beam Davis Clyde Erickson Hans Ebelbeiser Jobo Rd. Main Furmere Nat. Bk Dodge Culy. Co Fullerton Lor. Co Fidlar Chambers Finley Fickey Motor Con Exp Frericke Mary Frericks & Co Corn Co Bone Giese Mre Gillespie Jas.g Gengler N. A N. A. Co Maine S. A Heissell John Holton Holmquist A. J Hettner Joe Hensen Kaun Hardware Co Beam Co Henderson Robert Lew Doke Hillyard Chemical Co Hammond Walt Armeting Sheriff Leee Inwa Frye Co Winds Central Railroad Co Inwa Comais Tone Berau Pope Gel Knapp Maintenanes Ward Keenan C Has Maintenante Lee Kinquist, Nels Miscelleneour eEquipment Eel Knowles CC. Is Koenig Gowers Hardware Co Knapp, Ward Knowles Koonig, A. Ja Keen Bowers Hardware Co Kelly, Hoy Labor County Kelly Koy Kehrberg & Behnelder Kramer, Eizabeth Labor County Home Koenig Guo, W Krous A. I Kingaley News-Times Gub- Nahing
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Winderg Off Go Expense Summary

A fragment lists payments to J. H Co. for supplies and mileage amounting to 2.00, Wagner Jor A for provisions and mileage, Zimmermar W. H. for sessions and mileage, and Zelg Mrs Peter for care for the poor totaling 24.00 with a final 530 entry.

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Winderg J. H Co Wagner Jor Zimmermar W. H. Sessions Zelg Peter
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Ancient Castle Now Used as an Office

An old Norman design castle built in the seventeenth century near Gravesend on the Thames bank has been converted to modern offices. The structure retains crossbow windows and stone mullions, with the river view across Tilbury Docks and chalk slope approaches. A nearby historic dockyard once idle now houses paper manufacturing facilities and clerical workspaces.

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Lonsdon London Lamdun Road Gravesend Almert Tilbury Docks Northfeet Apnn
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Hamble Clam Uses Tools to Build Home

Dr. D T Marshall discusses a pindock clam that bores into rock to create a home. The clam rubs its shell against the surface to form a cavity and then spends its life expanding the hole. The article draws a playful analogy to a housewife scouring with sand.

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Hamble D. T. Marshall Long Island
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Two Images in Metal and the Mirror of Youth

A craftsman shows two metal portraits, one clear and noble, the other blurred and marred. He contrasts life and warmth that fades when a form cools, saying youth’s image can be lost as it hardens. The reflection sparks meditation on essence and time.

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Utee
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Silver as a Radio Conductor

An answer to many questions notes that silver is the best conductor of electricity known and has advantages over other metals. Copper and brass corrode, increasing resistance to radio-frequency currents on surfaces, while silver does not. Silver oxide is a good conductor and makes silver ideal for switch contacts and tube sockets.

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Radiuy
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Custom Has Endured Adrien Wilbert and Venetian Music

Adrien Wilbert founded the Venetian School of Music and moved to Venice in 1255. He became chapel master at the Church of St. Marx where two organs faced each other. This arrangement led Willaert to divide his choir in two and established a custom that later became universal.

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Adrien Wilbert Venice
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Child Questions Pie Origins In Curious Turn

Five year old Picking Minces Tom asked his mother about mince pie history while eating a Piece, wondering if she ever saw two mince before it was Picked, prompting a quaint kitchen moment of wonder.

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Tom
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Early English Judges and Traveling Justices in the Thirteenth Century

In thirteenth century England traveling judges or justices in eyre were appointed to travel through assigned circuits to hear and determine civil and criminal cases brought before them.

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England Erre
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Renovating an Old Trank With Stain Varnish and Polish

An old trank appears shabby but may be revived with one or two coats of stain and varnish in the original MT color. Brass latches and tuck may be polished with metal polish to improve its look.

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Expert Opinion on Railroads and Grade Crossings

Kansas City Times reports an expert opinion quoted in the Puri Scott Tribune asserting that even if railroads spent a billion dollars yearly for 14 years to eliminate grade crossings in America, about 810000 crossings would still remain.

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Sue Puri Scott Tribune America Kuye Kansas City Times
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Prince Eugene Appointed Austrian Commander in Chief 1636

Prince Eugene, son of the Count of Soissons, was only thirty three when named commander in chief of the imperial army of Austria in the war against the Turks in 1636.

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Eugene Soissons Austria
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Solitude at Tristan da Cunha Highlights Isolation

The article notes Tristan da Cunha as a sought solitude destination. It mentions a six day steamship journey from Cape Town, though travel times vary with weather. Residents are few and rely on occasional shore visits with difficulty due to heavy surf and irregular supply ships.

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Dining Etiquette Across Ages in Egypt

In ancient and modern Egypt guests ate with their fingers at table. Each person broke bread, dipped into the dish, and conveyed it with a morsel to the mouth. Passing a morsel to a friend was a compliment, and refusing such an offering was bad manners.

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Egypt Judea
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Quail scent: hunters misjudge birds’ fear reaction

The piece explains that quail do not hold a scent on themselves. Birds may seem scentless when startled by dogs but this is not deliberate. Some hunters pace or stalk before moving a covey, allowing the birds to shed scent naturally.

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What the World Is Doing by Popular Mechanics Magazine

A compilation of short items on health city living vs rural life shows cities offer advantages in reducing physical defects. Additional pieces describe drawing with glass, eye reflectivity under light, and a DIY wallboard loudspeaker with a simple triangle setup for compact, low-cost sound.

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Popular Mechanics Magazine Vincent Middle West
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