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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1925
Page
1
A local report notes that gates will be set to ensure every minute of the upcoming three day session is filled with something of interest to all attendees. The article emphasizes broad appeal and an active agenda.
The report notes that additional arrangements would be made to entertain the visitors during their stay. It mentions preparations and possible events, highlighting planning by local organizers and officials to ensure a welcoming experience for all guests.
Kingsley lodge No 204 1 C C F held a regular meeting and installation of officers on Friday January 16. Moose and venison dinner attended by locals. several residents visited Sioux City on business. Arm injury reported as left arm broken while belt was on a corn shelter. Ed Bride elected supervisor chair for the district. Cosmos Lodge 407 and Garfield Chapter 171 held joint installation January 9. Community Club banquet at City hotel. road work planned with Cemetery association and town road fund support.
Local notices describe a Struble woman eight burned at a stove and earlier victims as she and others seek remedies. The item notes home treatment and gradual healing after the incident. Nearby social updates mention visits, hospital treatments, and community happenings in Sioux City area.
Residents attend funerals and visit relatives across LeMars Sioux City and LeMars markets report cattle shipments and hogs. Families travel to Portland Ore Westfield smallpox spikes cause game cancellations while schools begin exams and plan hot lunch program with 50 cent and 1 dollar tickets.
Roy Rounds and E. Siebens shelled corn during the past week. Emil and John Mandelkow stored ice left for summer use last week. Miss Leona Reints departed Sunday evening for Garretson South Dakota to visit relatives. Arthur Belau of Garretson South Dakota visited relatives here the past week. Miss Orpha Thompson could attend her work at high school on Monday. Mr and Mrs Frank Tschampel and son Harold were Sunday visitors at the Richard Packel home. A Van Steenwyk of south of Le Mars visited the Charles Albert home on Tuesday. Paul Gill filled in for Hugh Moran on route 8 this week. Mr and Mrs Jim Cain and children of Marion township were Sunday visitors at the Tom Cain home.
Mr and Mrs Nick Kloster hosted guests while Mortensen brothers shipped hogs to Sioux City. Ice haulers include T Kloster Joe Koh rer and Albert Dienstmars. Edna Kloster underwent tonsil and adenoid removal at LeMars hospital. Ladies farm bureau discussed planned work. meeting set for February 6 at Miss Herley Kloster. Several locals attended events at Andrew Juhl and Miss Lees school. Union School resumed after vacation with gym renovations and new lockers arriving. Declamatory contest planning underway for February 18. Miss Kauffman of Sioux City helping prep. Union invited to Morningside College basketball tournament February 6 7. Superintendent Beule and Mrs Beule note.
State convention of the Farmers Grain Dealers association of Iowa set for January 20 21 and 22 at Fort Dodge will feature Gov John Hammill Henry A Wallace and other prominent speakers The 21st annual meeting expects about 3000 delegates and visitors Convention headquarters Wahkonsa hotel armory hosts sessions with addresses by Simon Kemmerer Ames and other leaders including Rev J J Share Fort Dodge and T P Low Green Mountain will speak on loyalty and related topics A special session on January 20 will include Charles E Hearst Des Moines and Charles E Eckerle Minneapolis Strong emphasis on actionable topics and industry developments
A Winterset Madisonian letter argues eastern capital overestimates farm buying power and warns of a market correction. Iowa is buying dollar corn and feeding it to livestock as hog stocks flood rail yards, pressuring prices. With hogs selling now at reduced weights and prices, a rebound may come after the next corn crop matures, potentially 12 to 15 cents.
The article details a January convention in Webster County Iowa with speakers P A Lee North Dakota secretary, J W Coverdale Chicago marketing head, and Henry A Wallace Des Moines editor. Talks cover Fellowship marketing plans four fundamental needs and national elevator coordination. Evening sessions feature Gov Hammill and J W Shorthill with a managers meeting and future business agenda.
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