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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
2
LeMars Globe-Post advertises subscription terms by A P Cramer. Bemis-Weekly year price is listed as two dollars and nine cents, with three month option available.
Delegates from Iowa counties meet at Waterloo to nominate candidates for state offices for the November 1904 election. The representation basis grants two delegates per county plus one per 200 votes and a fraction over 100 for Alton 8 Parker in 1904. Also notes local township organization duties and California clerks. Various local items report from Struble and surrounding area.
Papers served on Oliver King announcing an expected district court filing by Scott Halk claiming six thousand dollars for alleged injuries. King, a retiree farmer from Washington Street Mars, and Falk, a painter recently moved with his wife from Hawarden, are in a separated status. Attorneys McDuffie and Keenan represent Falk. Excursion rates to Storm Lake announced withMay 19 start date and September 30 end date. round trip fares on Saturdays and Sundays.
A letter from ex-Governor SAAC SHARP of Kansas urging Peruna as an excellent tonic and cure for catarrh, with endorsements from Montreal merchant James Currie praising its use for coughs and colds. Dr. Hartman offers free advice and confidentiality, noting a newly added mild laxative quality to Peruna.
Over the past three weeks James welcomed Warm as station agent while Haskins departed for Hinton. Swan P. Largan marketed potatoes in Sioux City on Wednesday. Farmers plowed corn as fieldwork resumes. A 3 Eyre sold fat calves in the airy. George Diediker plans house work next week. Mr and Mrs Mathieson visited Thursday. Henry Junck's birthday party drew a large crowd Saturday despite poor weather, with games and dancing.
The enlarged Campbell Bros Consolidated Shows come to Le Mars on Thursday June 7 with a vast display of acts. Featured are The Flying LeVans Mizuno troupe of Japs Blahap Bros. double somersault leapers Nal Ne Ryland and Cossack riders plus hippodrome races and many sensational performances. Trained animals include elephants horses ponies and dogs. The street parade starts at 10 o clock. performances at 2 and 8 p.m.
A large crowd greeted the Firemen’s Fun Makers at the Opera House on Wednesday evening. The Mingtree Company drew praise with a superb presentation and applause for a second performance. Receipts amounted to about 245 dollars with net gain near 175 dollars after expenses, funding the fire department treasury.
An evening program featured Pretty Opera'ta with many performers led by Ruth Vera Loudnslager Latra Flor ence Mayer Alma Hernice Laux Blanche Adeline Pierce Edith Enna O'Brien and Captain Wallace Wernl The merry Milkmaids and Farmer Brigade provided musical interludes plus an oration by R Cleveland Murray praising Pilgrim Fathers and American ideals.
A reflective address on American educational progress, gender inclusion since Oberlin 1884, and the push toward self reliance and perseverance. It urges students to live up to ideals, endure hardship, and pursue meaningful goals while resisting quick wealth paths. R Cleveland Murray.
In Plymouth County Iowa the German American Savings Bank filed a state audit as of May 17 1906 detailing assets including cash on hand drafts and checks on solvent banks and other receipts. It lists capital stock deposits liabilities and delinquent items and includes signatures of the cashier J Tentinger and Notary Edward Tang Marson?
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