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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1925

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Poultry Demonstrations and Wool Pool Planned in Plymouth County

County Agent W F Coddington will hold culling and caponizing demonstrations at Wormley farm Union township and Beeke farm Elkhorn township July 7 at 9 30 a m 1 30 p m, and Joste Sitzmann farm Lincoln township July 7 9 a m Also a poultry school by E J Rood July 8 at 10 a m at the courthouse LeMars for egg production flock health and standards Committees from several townships will attend Wool pool on Friday July 10 for Plymouth county wool growers via Iowa Fleece Wool Growers association with wool to be checked and loaded by 4 30 p m G E Held in charge

W. F. Coddington Wormley Farm Union Township Clifford Beeke Elkhorn Township Center School Joste Sitzmann Lincoln Township LeMars E. J. Rood Extension Department Marion Elkhorn Johnson Elgin Plymouth County Iowa Fleece Wool Growss Association

Application of Business Principles Gets Results in Michigan

Gov. Alex Grossbeck touts Michigan reforms as the state adopts pay-as-you-go budgeting, reduced property taxes, new revenue sources, and debt reduction. Expenditures funded roads, prisons, hospitals, parks, and buildings, with a projected year-end surplus. A state traffic department oversees every purchase, and cement is supplied by state but saved money through discounts and centralized purchasing.

Michigan State Board of Administration

Destructive Zinc Mill Fire Sends Heat Across City

A massive blaze at a zinc mill sent heat far beyond the site as hot metal shed pieces rained down and roofing caught fire on nearby blocks. Firefighters battled the flames with hoses and water mains fully pressurized while authorities investigated the fire’s mysterious origin amid a tense, windy morning.

John Cooper

Notice to Property Owners Weeds must be cut by July 15

A notice from Ameri ca township trustees orders property owners to cut all roadside weeds before July 15. J A Watson serves as secretary and signs the notice.

Order of America Township J. A. Watson

Beemen Warned On Supers By Iowa State Apiarist

F B Paddock Iowa State College state apiarist warns beekeepers to use caution when adding supers. In comb honey production sections must be full and rounded for market value. Weak colonies from dry weather require extra care this year. Taine may revive bee pasture and restore colonies.

Iowa F. B. Paddock State Iowa State College

Farmers Have No Control Of Ships

A discussion led by seven Washington naval board veterans examines the future disposal of 1238 ships owned by the United States Shipping Board. The piece details port improvements, international routes, and the divide between profitable operations and idle vessels totaling 892, scattered across New York, Hog Island, James River, the Gulf, and the Pacific coast.

Charles Albert” Céllman Dearborn Navy Building Board Room United States Shipping Board Eighteenth B Street Washington, D. C United States Shipping Board Mercantile Navy Atlantic Pacific Gulf of Mexico Great Lakes New York Philadelphia Baltimore Norfolk New Orleans Seattle Buffalo America Fleet Corporation United Kingdom Bordeaux-Hamburg Baltic Mediterranean Adriatic Black Sea Levant West Indies South America Hawaii Japan China Philippines Straits Settlements Dutch East Indies Australia India New York District Lre Hog Island James River Virginia Gulf Pacific Coast

Scrapping ships or operating private to save merchant fleet

The article argues over the fate of laid up U S ships aging at anchor with costly maintenance. It cites a 10 month tab of 2 289 143 dollars in expenses including wages food fuel and stores. Chairman Thomas V O Connor pushes selling or re rotation to private operators to preserve national flag shipping, warning against prolonging idle ships and urging swift action.

Shipping Board Seven Seas Thomas V. O'Connor Harding Coolidge Mr. Connor Hfe Great Lakes Om Aine Mer Crear Az Ieri New York United States O’connor Mr. O'Connor Shipping Boardh America Liverpool South America England Atlantic Rio de Janeiro Buenos Aires Hate Coast Guard Germany Great Britain Holland Sweden Norway U. S

Kingsley Vacation Bible School closes with city park picnic

Kingsley notes report a busy week with a Friday vacation Bible school closing picnic at the city park featuring a dinner and entertainment. Local residents attend funerals, meetings and visits across surrounding towns. many families and neighbors are named among the social and religious events.

Wingis resident visits and local gatherings noted

Mrs Rhodes of Wingis visited at the Andrew Bogh home. A number from the vicinity attended the LeMars chautauqua. H C Anderson and daughters spent Wednesday at Chris Boch home. Fredonia farm bureau to meet next Wednesday with County Agent Coddinston giving talk and pictures. Mrs Bredall of Akron visited her daughter Mrs Andrew Bogh last week.

Rhodes Wingis Andrew Bogh LeMars

Craig and Area News Highlights From Le Mars and Sioux City

Frank Simpson and family visit the editor in Le Mars. Mrs. Nanninga travels to Sioux City to her mother's home. Oscar Peters arrives to run Craig Savings Bank as William Frels handles an auction sale. Alice Frels visits Merrill before a Florida touring trip. Schuldt family from Sioux City visits ball game and local relatives. Outing party includes Rush, Elliott, Peebles, and Kanzig near Brown's Lake. Ireton plans a Fourth of July celebration last week.

The Independent Frank Simpson le Mars Warren H. Nanninga Soux City W. Q. Sidwell Oscar Peters More Mars Craig Savings Bank William Frels Alice Frels Merrill Frels Florida Ernest Schuldt Richard Schuldt Sioux City J. H. Eilers L. E. Thunhorst Clarence Rush Hawarden M. J. Elliott Jesse Peebles W. L. Kanzig Brown's Lake Ireton

Community notes on church events and clergy travels

Ample funds were raised quickly as Ire ton band visited Craig to advertise a program. Rev J Vollmar from Le Mars attended Schmidt home. Grant township's Lutherans ordained Fred Arndt, with Rev Meyer and Rev Zibell assisting. Zibell and family returned from St Paul after Luther an conference. golf plans limited by busy agenda. St Johns church Reading township marked 50th anniversary with a well received flag drill and large auto crowd. cemetery gateway and arch near 300 dollars, brick columns topped by white cement slabs and gray steel arches completed the memorial.

Ireton Craig Uts Muaie J. Vollmar le Mars John H. Schmidt Lutheran Church Grant Township Fred Arndt F. A. Meyer Scranton N. D William Zibell Meyer Zibell North Dakota St. Paul St. John's Lutheran Cemetery

Cemetery improvements described for Lutheran Cemetery

An old inscription marks the arch 1911 81 John s Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery 1925 and a gate sits beside the driveway for pedestrians. Plans call for a large steel flower container and ornamental iron fencing along the cemetery front.

John’s Evangelical ‘Lutheran’ Cemetery

Vegetable Compound Relieves Longstanding Illness in Wyandotte Woman

Mrs Henry Hollister of Wyandotte Michigan describes weeks of illness with side pain and fatigue after childbirth. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rapid relief after starting the remedy. Her doctor approved its use and she now recommends it to others. The product is advertised as a dependable medicine for women and sold by druggists nationwide.

Wyandotte, Michigan Pam Lydia E. Pinkham Henry Hollister R. F.D. No Wyandotte, Mich

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