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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
6
A discussion on car building notes that many parts makers and engines profit separately in assembled cars, creating excess costs. Studebaker sells complete cars, avoiding multiple profits and showing stronger value and design unity. The piece likens the extra costs to bone in a beefsteak.
South Lincoln notes show farmers plowing corn with some re planting. A city veterinarian vaccinated pigs for Reymond Lafferty due to cholera. Local visits, school picnic at Charles Lite’s grove, and a funeral in Hinton are also listed along with sick list updates.
Craig Benker Frels transacted business at the county seat Tuesday. Miss Kent Helgens rode to Sioux City Friday afternoon. Louis Peters and Lloyd Gelfand motored to Hawarden on Monday. W. R. Garr family to motor to Dickens Iowa for Decoration Day. Peter Van der Meer now drives a Ford sedan. Clifford Noble left Tuesday to visit sister near Howard South Dakota. Edward and Ernest Schuette motored to Bruce South Dakota to bring home their father.
The report details visiting relatives in Craig and nearby towns including the Eggebrechts in Vilas and others selling poppies in Craig. It notes weather impacts on hay and grass, travels to Lake Brant and Decoration day plans, and a fire scare at the Ireton German Lutheran parsonage.
Fire crews quickly extinguished a house blaze as J Rich Schmidt and family slept. A Sunday train time change shifts southbound Train No 2 earlier by 55 minutes and Train No 1 later by one minute to improve Sioux City connections. Crowds attended Craig baseball events but many plans were ruined by Hinton's cancellation and cold weather. A Cherokee county farmer warns of a new fatal disease among chicks linked to potato peelings, causing multiple deaths. experts propose removing peelings as the remedy.
The speaker outlines a series of talks on radio focusing less on technical details. It aims to examine the past and analyze how the service created its growth, emphasizing guiding principles and broad development rather than mechanics.
Mrs Matt Breenan Mrs John Bree nan Miss Hannah Crowley Matt Crowley and Joseph Breenan drove to Council Bluffs last Saturday morning to visit their sister Mrs Wallace. They returned home Sunday night. Leo J Plend and Francis Keenan were LeMars callers last Thursday afternoon. John Rourke was a business caller in Sioux City last week. Mr and Mrs Bom Hughes and
Family members Harriet Thomas Kathleen Mildred Leon and Walter visited Mr. and Mrs. Pete Garner on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Braband suffers paralysis. Frank Plend and family along with Roman and Christina visited Le Mars last Thursday. Mike Matt and Hannah Crowley dined with Mrs Amy Crowley of Le Mars. A large local party attended a card gathering at A J Sitsmann with Andy's orchestra from Kingsley. Frank Bray and daughters Rosemary Lucille Reta and Tarrain e were in Le Mars for business. Jack Bourke visited Le Mars last week. Daisy Keenan, Agnes Will and Andrew Keenan rode to Le Mars Tuesday.
The public’s view of railroads should hinge on service for essential transportation. The Illinois Central System emphasizes its near seventy five year role in supporting the Mississippi Valley’s upbuilding and prosperity and pledges to maintain courteous, efficient service earning continued public confidence and support.
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