01 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1936
Page
1
The Le Mars Globe-Post bills itself as the leading city and county paper with editor R. F. Starzl and mentions Plymouth County Credit Bureau and postal matter classification. It lists subscription rates as 2 dollars per year paid in advance.
A Madison Capital Times column surveys two new biographies of William Randolph Hearst and assails Lundberg's Imperial Hearst as portraying Hearst as a sinister force. It notes Charles Beard's foreword calling Hearst a colossal failure and sketches Hearst's early life including Harvard expulsion and San Francisco Examiner leadership.
The passage discusses Hearst buying the New York Journal in 1895 and engaging in a fierce yellow journalism rivalry with Pulitzer's World. It cites Hearst hiring Pulitzer staff, Arthur Brisbane leaving Pulitzer for Hearst, and Hearst funding sensational Cuba atrocity stories to provoke war. It mentions Remington's Cuba reporting and Hearst’s famous taunt to provide pictures for war.
Mrs. Maude Benton of Los Angeles arrived to visit her sister Mrs. Orpha Noble in Ada Minnesota and will join a reunion at Oak Park with Millard and Belden families. District No. 9 pupils enjoyed a Friday picnic. Le Mars graduates and local visitors filled Sunday meals and social calls across Struble area.
Mrs Hanry Schlesser and family motored to Sioux City for shopping and visiting relatives. Mrs George Noble hosted a large group of friends and neighbors as her birthday occurred last Thursday.
S. W. Washington reports a large Brunsville crowd for a Saturday dance with Alice E. Lee and her orchestra. numerous local residents and visitors are noted, including Harms, Tullis, Utesch, and Fisher families. a church cleanup, confirmations, baptisms, and community visits are listed along with a new birth near Merrill.
On May 25 1936 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed Hugh Mervin Moir Glenn A Moir and Lloyd Laughton as executors of the estate of George R Moir deceased County residents urged all debtors to pay and creditors to present claims duly authenticated to the court for allowance The notice was published in The Le Mars Globe Lost on May 25 June 1 and 8 1936.
On May 22 1936 the district court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed Ray Kaiser as Administrator with will annexed of the estate of John F Kaiser deceased Le Mars Globe Post publishes the notice with dates May 25 June 1 and 8 1936. Nelson Miller is attorney for the estate G P Simeon Notary Public.
Social captions describe visits and gatherings across area homes. Mr Croon at his farm repairs. Peduzzies at a Sam Grego party in Le Mars. Tripp visits Byarts in Hull hospital where twin boys were born one dying at birth. Byarts recovering. Fisher families in Silver Lake net about 400 fish. M and M tent show received well. Attendees at various suppers and dances listed among local residents and visitors.
Sunday school at St Johns church holds the summer session with about 130 children present. Visits include Mr and Mrs John Peduzzi and Mrs Herman Eggerbrecht at Harm Klave home. James McGrorys visit their aunt Mrs Laughlin in Sacred Heart hospital. Nobles and Belding guests at Hollis Noble home. Jurgen Schmidt, long-time birthday celebrant, celebrated at home with his children and grandchildren and family.
Craig Pert Fritz Tom Hatton and Fred Wendt drove to Wayne Nebraska last Sunday to visit Mr Wendt s mother who lives there in Fritz s new car Garrett Kramer and family of Ireton were Monday callers in the Ed Tripp home August Wilkin and family traveled to Manson last Sunday for the funeral of Mrs Mike Wilkens of Estelline South Dakota who died at her home and was taken to Manson for burial Mrs Wilkins was well known here visiting her many times Mr and Mrs Henry Croon Jr of Hillboro Oregon came to visit and on business
An advertisement from Spotts & Post touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for grogginess dizziness gas and bloating after meals. It claims notable changes in symptoms of constipation and associated headaches.
A testimonial from Alice Burns credits Adlerika with ending thirty years of constipation. The ad promotes special 10c trial sizes on sale at Sports and Post Druggists, highlighting relief from sour stomach and stomach choking issues.
The sale features weight steers milk cows heifers calves and bulls along with pigs brood sows wet sows boars and butcher hogs. Bring livestock to sell and attend if in the market for livestock.
Union Ten Women from Union attended the achievement day in Le Mars where the township earned an excellent rating for its booth. The W C T U met at Mrs Eyres home with 20 members present and planned an ice cream social for June 17.
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