Meier Srs and Juniors Shop in Le Mars
John Meier Sr. and John Meier Jr. residents south of Ireton were in Le Mars today for shopping. Co L Britton and son of Fredonia township were in Le Mars today on business calls.
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
7
John Meier Sr. and John Meier Jr. residents south of Ireton were in Le Mars today for shopping. Co L Britton and son of Fredonia township were in Le Mars today on business calls.
Sioux City visitors Peter Tretber and Frank Tschampel are noted. Brunsville resident Clara Kruse called from Le Mars, and Hilda Tretber visits Hawarden relatives. Blackburns advertises drastic reductions on winter coats silk and wool dresses and trimmed hats. School starts Jan 4. A lot of gingham sold at 19 cents a yard on Friday and Saturday. Community hospital patient Mrs. Paul Gaumnitz of Merrill is listed. Christmas visits include Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McHale and relatives from Le Mars and Sioux City. Royal Neighbors and Woodmen events scheduled at Columbia hall next Wednesday evening. The Albertsons on wedding trip report a snow drift delay near their destination.
G Cramer installs a new radio at home. E C Lucke Co advertises blankets at 20 percent off. Myrtle Huxtable of Oclrichs S D visits John and Mrs Huxtable. Roland Hennigo calls on Henry Peterson. Silk and wool hose offered at 1.48. Miss Della Reelis and Geo visit LeMars region. Louie Borchus of Present tno calls in LeMars. Fred Oaken seen with a Ford roadster. Meta Lubben visits B Brunken home. Etta Frerichs of Craig visits Henrietta Wischer. Clara Mammen of Grant visits Minnie Frerichs in LeMars. Claus Meyer of Scranton N D and Martha Meyer of Springfield Minn spend Christmas with Rev J D Meyer and plan to return after New Year.
A mix of ads and notices lists items for sale including Ford Tudor sedan and 1925 Ford coupe, capons, milk cows, and fresh dairy products. Names include J B Kelly B J Schroeder Eson and Moran. places LeMars Kingsley Remsen Omaha and Kingsley. Community notices cover meetings, sales dates, and a venison dinner at the Elks club.
A collage of shop offers and notices records sales on beans sausage and flour plus a coat clearance. It also notes a twin birth, a theater trip, a church renovation, and a lodge meeting as the community catalogs promotions and upcoming events.
The Globe Post advertises free sale date listings to attract buyers and sellers. Readable entries show dates and sellers across Iowa towns including LeMars Washington Merrill Stanton America Grant Stanton Remington Hinton and Portland with numerous January February notices.
An advertisement touts self improvement courses by Western Union College with a claim that time spent on study has a cash value of ten dollars per hour. It outlines eight hours daily for two days weekly over ten weeks totaling 400 hours at ten dollars per hour, pricing the course at 50 dollars and starting January 5 without prior arrangements. It promotes farm accountancy, business English, commercial law, penmanship and spelling.
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