06 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
1
Secretary of Agriculture M. G. Thornburg extolled the merits of butter before Iowa audiences, asserting its value to dairy farmers and the state’s food supply in a historic address that framed butter as essential to rural prosperity.
A local reader notes how editorials and advertisements reflect culture as they discuss the butter situation. The piece surveys how public sentiment, commerce, and daily life intersect in scarce dairy supplies.
Iowa papers report Story Fayette Dallas and Boone county creameries planning joint advertising. Campaign stresses butter's value in diet and rewards from dairying for communities. Businessmen cooperate. posters and circulars prepared by the National Dairy Council in Chicago. Local groups urged to request copies of the material.
Mr and Mrs W E Albert and family shared six oclock supper with Mr and Mrs Henry Remner. Various locals visited Sioux City. Community club met at Mrs John Deegan with large attendance. Anniversary party for Mr and Mrs W P Justman drew many guests and gifts. Numerous visits, exams, and church group activities noted. Extension feeding schools upcoming. council and club meetings update residents on local affairs.
Mike Gengler shipped hogs to Sioux City Monday and John Peter Gengler sold hogs there Tuesday. Both Genglers visited Sioux City on the second day. A girl baby born last week to Mr and Mrs Jim Madden south of Oyens. The Mike Hentges family visited in Anna Hentges home Sunday. Vincent Kelley of Mars was a Sunday guest of his parents Mr and Mrs George Kelley. John Wiebersch and Bill Rodhe of Remsen were in town Thursday. Gregor Meis Jr was born January 29 to Mr and Mrs Gregor L Meis of Glendale Calif many relatives here. Mr and Mrs J P Rolling of
STRUBLE M M Stanton trucked hogs to Sioux City on Tuesday. Jake Weis, who lost his restaurant fixtures in the recent fire, is busy installing some in the Louth building, which he has rented and will be ready for business soon. Mrs Verne Keough entertained the Bridge club at her home in Le Mars on Wednesday afternoon.
The report notes several local social and health items. The Fred John family suffer measles in the locality. Will McDonald underwent hernia surgery at Sacred Heart hospital in LeMars and is recovering well. Walter and Leona Vanderham visited Sioux City on Friday. George and Mrs. Albers of Madison, South Dakota, visited relatives here and plan to move to Montgomery, Iowa. Mrs. Ben Nicholson improved from a foot infection. Wm. Nicholson Jr. had dogs sold at the Sioux City market Saturday, with Mr. Nicholson accompanying the shipment. Mrs. Emil Mueller and daughter Betty Jean of near Ireton visited for a few days. Jimmie Edwards and Ray Bertram of LeMars spent Sunday at their homes. Joe Brandt visited relatives in Sioux City.
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