12 Jul 1923
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
1
An overview of major events from Washington and beyond includes economic policy shifts, labor discussions, and weather impacts. Reports detail wartime era tensions, proposed budget changes, and foreign developments affecting trade and governance. The piece notes rainfall extremes, legislative moves, and public warnings shaping the global outlook.
A garbled sporting roundup mentions boxing bouts, a motor collision, rail accidents, strikes in Berlin, and celebrations in Manchester amid a mix of teams, venues, and figures. Names like Meronnd, Jacques, and Port Tas surface alongside references to Union actions and a Surging Great War era atmosphere.
Strawbecker Ize Becker and N R Schlesser kept cattle on the Sioux City market last week while Carl Wilde and Earnest Mueller shipped hogs there. Visits occurred across LeMars Hinton and nearby towns with numerous family and friend gatherings, courtly dinners, and church group outings. A road project north of Ovens began, and school board changes were noted along with several social visits and a death in Adaville.
OYENS Jacob Fiedler visited old time friends at LeMara Sunday. Nick Heiztorfer shipped a carload of hoga to the Sioux City market Friday. Joe Rolfes returned Tuesday from a strip in Eastern Iowa. A baby girl was born Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Hoy Kelly. Mrs Frank Olnger and her father
S E Washington auctioneers Gos recend with popcorn qualleys in Bronx City. Legion celebration drew many locals to LeMargin the Fourth. Charley Brown and a Kilker spent the Fourth at Rock Hapids. Mr and Mrs L Bamberg and child visited Madden home. Mrs Ruchetetter visits Vail Iowa to spend the Fourth. Mrs Edd Hawes and Mr and Mrs Al Hawes attended John Jennings funeral in LeMary. J and Tindall attended the funeral. Earl Mallette from Le also noted.
The American Relief Administration distributed 1.75 billion meals in twenty one months to Russia, enough to feed the world for a time. On June 1, 3,000,000 Russian children received daily supplementary meals, with harvest projections suggesting a year of grain to feed all. Kaminer praised American aid and its lifesaving impact.
Preston residents and visitors are listed with names including Craig Kibs Mrs Marvin Johnson and Mr and Mrs Gerd Miller at the Joan Wesen home on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Herman Wesen called at Brunsville last Monday. Plieger home on bushes Baal evening. Mr and Mrs Albert Colemann called.
The article notes the recent school board meeting with N Bolser reelected treasurer and D S Wormley secretary as next year’s levy cuts, saving about $15 per quarter section and $20 over two years. It also mentions the American Trust and Savings Bank, and includes observations on moonlight brightness and selenium cell measurements, plus notices about Tally cards and plotting paper from the Globe-Post.
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