21 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1935
Page
1
Subscription rates listed with annual and monthly pricing. Protests mentioned and second class post office status noted. Editor identified as RF Starzl. Paper registered at LeMars under March 3 act.
A compact devotional notes the Spirit of Life the Spirit of Truth and the Spirit of Bondship. It cites Romans eight and fifteen and John fourteen seventeen to urge grace over fear and adoption as children of God. It urges daily call of Abba Father and living by the Spirit rather than the flesh.
An Omaha lawyer praises the Globe-Post editor for publishing Semi-Weekly Bible Thoughts and suggests extending the idea to metropolitan dailies. He promotes religious education via radio Sunday school lessons and argues for free Bible quotations in newspapers to aid spiritual recovery.
Weather depesters blame two warring systems for rain and snow with high Arctic pressure and Gulf lows meeting and moderating. Iowa expected to feel Gulf winds by week’s end as upper Mississippi and Great Plains endure cold and occasional snow. Theo Love reports weekly weather and a wanted-to-buy column notes buyers and sellers connect via want ads.
The article explains a progressive state income tax with rates from 1 to 5 percent based on net income. It details deductions for single, married, and dependents and provides a worked example for a married man with one dependent. It notes where to obtain tax return blanks.
Prominent couple celebrated fifty years of marriage, retired to Remsen in 1913, and built a splendid home. Mr. and Mrs. Kestel remain in good health and active in the community. They are regarded as local elites with wide friendship across years of residence.
Nelson ND Christie, born February 10 1887 in Dubuque, died in Sioux City. Survived by wife Beatrice O Neill and daughter Alice Louise, mother Margaret Christie, brother Harold Christie, and sisters S J Olsen Seattle W P Hess Beatrice Neb John L Upton Sioux City. He was 15 years Postal Telegraph branch manager in the Grain Exchange building after stints with Armour Grain. Funeral attendees included Cloyd Woodke and Rudolph Bartels.
The Iowa board of assessment and review compares federal net income tax requirements with the new Iowa State net Income tax effective this year. It explains the Iowa act follows the federal act where in agreement, with specific rules on compensation, state and federal obligations, dividends, capital gains and losses, exemptions, and credits. The article outlines personal and corporate tax scopes, deductions, and credits including the deduction of state and federal taxes and treatment of income from various sources.
Leon John Sanow expresses gratitude for many gifts including a wheelchair and clothing items. He notes a complete record of receipts and asks readers to donate groceries via Le Mars stores by a deadline. He thanks Globe-Post readers, the anonymous idea starter, and all who contributed.
Column contemplates currency policy and debt implications with Roosevelt’s devaluation debate. It argues debtors would face similar burdens whether the dollar is devalued or not, suggesting little public concern over the gold decision at the time.
Reading Sartori’s letter recalls a bygone boy code where calling out required fighting or apologizing. It contrasts with today’s gang influence and muffled, mouth-fighting culture, noting a drift from antediluvian honor toward gangster norms and warnings about Huey Long and Roosevelt.
On Sunday in January 1945 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed Fannie H Vernon as Executrix of the Estate of Thomas G Vernon deceased. All debts must be paid and claims presented to the court for allowance. Dated January 8 1936. Roseberry Roseberry Attorneys for the Estate. Published in The Le Mars Globe-Post January 7 14 21 1936.
J and Mrs Frank Welch welcomed Eugene Francis, a baby boy born Wednesday January 10 1935. Town news lists ongoing transfers visits illnesses travels and local sports results with Westfield high and Union high school basketball and related activities noted.
The next gathering will be held Thursday January 24 at the Ned Spaulding home. Mrs Boalud and Mrs Nelson will serve as joint hostesses.
On January 7 1935 the undersigned was appointed administrator of the Phillip Lubbon estate in Harrison County Iowa. All indebtedness must be paid to the administrator and all claims properly authenticated presented to the court for allowance. Publication dates: January 7 14 and 21, 1925 in The LeMars Globe-Post.
Interest parties are notified that on January 7, 1986 the district court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed executors of Peter Nemmern deceased. Creditors must present claims properly authenticated to the court for allowance. Published January 21 28 and February 4 1936 in The Le Mars Globe-Post.
Westfield reports Miss Anna Lyle a fifth and sixth grade teacher called to Omaha by the death of her aunt. Keith Knapp substituted during her absence. Mrs Adolph Dahl visited her daughter Mrs Frank Welch and Leonard James Welch accompanied her home for a week or two. Miss Josephine Girard of DlK is mentioned in the local notes.
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