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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
4
An ad touts ready-to-wear shirts in various fabrics including Russian cards and French Madras, claiming quality and comfort. It promises plain and plaited negligee shirts, with prices around 1 to 2 dollars, plus a range of cool straw hats from 7 cents to 2 dollars.
Sioux City visitor Sant. F E Palmer. pineapple prices from Laux & Locke Grocery. A M Willus returns from Faulk county. J E Struble of Minneapolis visiting LeMars. Roger Burns and Joy Perry trip to Marcus. F S Jorey and Frank Meredith of Sheldon in town. Henry Klinkerfuse of St Paul on business. AT Talbert recovering after car mishap. Mrs Harvey DeVall and Miss Burns visit Bridgewater. Miss Damm of Hardy Neb visits Rev Vollmar. Dr S Schutte of Columbus Ohio visits LeMars. Green Brothers carpentry services. Frank Billings returns home near Sibley. Frank Calhoun of Omaha, father of Arthur Calhoun, returns after diphtheria death. LeMars friends visit the Schneider home near Hinton. Red Cross Drug Store ice cream orders. Remsen ball team trip to LeMars. Robt H Mines of Emerson Neb planning move to LeMars for immigration work. Fred Utech, Dr H H Muecke, Rev J J Vollmar, Richard Johnson in Sioux City. J P Marx moves large buildings to farm southeast of town. Western Investment Company offers farm and city loans at 5 percent. Struble & Bisante office handles rates. Frank Tincher and wife plan move to Meade County SD. Tincher son of D Tincher working in Earnest Bros. barber shop.
Fred Becker Jr. and R J Koehler visited Sioux City on Tuesday. Miss Mary Aird returned home Saturday from Plainview Nebraska. Frank Stowell shipped a carload of draft horses to Minneapolis. C KK Holmes returned from Cherokee county to his farm. Mr and Mrs E D Orcutt and Mr and Mrs Krumann hosted LeMars friends Monday. Erma O'Brien returned Tuesday from Manning where she taught last year. Mrs Adam Love returned home near Bretton after visiting LeMars relatives. Plants advertised at Eastern House Garden. Harlan cigars advertised. Mrs Geo Hitchens illness noted. Hitchens once lived in LeMars. Adam Wilmes returned from Alberta. Chas Tripp to join him in Western Canada. Marshall DeVall left for Nebraska, planning to stay indefinitely. Ice cream ad from Red Cross Drug. Bicycles found after theft near Wilmes Boarding House. Jean Wilson engaged to Calvin Ingalls. Ingalls family noted. Apprentice girls wanted at Ek M McCoy Dressmaking. Plate glass window broken at Gannon feed yards by a baseball. LeMars Cafe urged for quick service. Geo Murray building a large barn. work by Nemmers Carpenters. O'Brien Minstrels performed on Decoration Day with fair success. Meals at LeMars Cafe. Prof G C Countryman gave lecture in O'Leary. eighth graders awarded diplomas in Union Twp. Ice cream and cake served after. Household goods for sale. Mauer family to return to Washington Street. Ge Maier mentioned.
Ica cream sold at Red Cross Drug Store corner 44 and Pineapples cheap at Street and Co s. Prof Hugh Wells visited Alton on Tuesday. Mrs J Custer visiting relatives at Remsen. Seth Loft at Cherokee. Pineapples offered at Street and Co Grocery. Linn F Cutter from Sioux City on business yesterday. Rev Father Joseph Sand of St Kellan Minn visited with Father Feurestein. Miss Maggie Custer of Cherokee visiting Duster Bros in LeMars. Decoration day observed by Min c and Mrs P A Seamen of Struble in We. A remark about owning an automobile and renting house. Florence Critterton Circle to meet Mrs 12 A Thomarson on Monday June 6th. Miss Mabel Eastman of Storm Lake visiting at R R Hammond home. Allan Lemon visiting LeMars. will take finals at Morningside next week. A quip on golf versus fishing. Pineapples for canning via Market shipment. Mr and Mrs James Pavlovic of Merrill spent Decoration day in Le Mars, Pavlovic returning to Sibley to work with First National Bank. John Earnest visiting his brothers Charles and Fred Earnest in LeMars. underwent neck growth operation at Rochester Hospital. Addison histle visited LeMars friends. on way from Texas to Oskaloosa. Bandstand moved in city park. park improvements and dirt raised grade. Andrew Jenkins, Cherokee county farmer, awaiting trial for census questions. trial continued to next federal term. John Sullivan operated for kidney and bladder relief. recovery hoped.
A prominent Plymouth County farmer says May was the most discouraging month in years for corn growers. He estimates at least half the crop will need replanting due to cold weather and insufficient moisture. May was unusually cold and dry with temperatures well below normal and minimal rainfall.
Legal notice indicates a cash bond cancellation or related financial action with references to parties and dates although OCR text is garbled. Details are incomplete but imply a formal filing or request processed by an authority. Further clarification will be needed to specify entities and deadlines.
Prof Carl M Bair of Sioux City has been elected principal and an athletics instructor for LeMars High School. He signed a contract with the LeMars board and will assume duties in September, teaching history as well as leading athletics. A Grinnell graduate, he has coached Sioux City athletics with notable success and comes recommended by prominent educators. He will relocate with his wife and child after summer duties in Nebraska.
Before the largest crowd of the season LeMars defeated Remsen 8 to 1 at Athletic park on Decoration Day. Webber and Haas pitched. Haas struck out 13. Remsen’s Webber and Keiffer worked well early, but Remsen errors and lack of hitting hurt them. LeMars built a 3 run lead by the fifth and continued scoring to the finish with Haas and Hentges behind the plate. Umpire Druger.
One good single buggy with rubber tires one good single buggy harness one sewing machine one set eighty volumes of encyclopedia britannica clothing and various useful articles call at 409 Court Street before June 6 H J Linden
Fayetteville NC resident recounts a sister with consumption who improved after Dr. King's New Discovery. The letter praises the medicine for coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup and bronchial trouble noting rapid improvement and a free trial bottle with guarantee by S H Green.
Miss Elizabeth Curtiss of Sioux City and guest Mrs E E Mace of Spokane Washington visited a few days with Mrs Wm Andrews and other friends in LeMars. Mrs Mace is a daughter of Dan Fritz who ran a butcher shop in LeMars several years ago.
At St Josephs Church on Sunday June 12 twelve boys and seventeen girls will receive Holy Communion during a High Mass at 7 30 led by Monsignore F X Feuerstein. The list of first communicants includes Joseph Ahlers Raymond Knelfl Andrew Kriege Leo Schnepf Raymond Wilkins Benjamin Schuh Hugo Puetz William Bleemann Bernard Steffen Ferdinand Miller John Rules Laura Kass Cecilia Schnepf Lucile Wersinger Gunnelda Schilekelmann Celestia Burg Mary Kellen Susan Goetzinger Mable Kelahar Josephine Welter Genevive Thoma Philomira Theisen Josephine Ley Philomia Kaufmann Anna Mack Susan Thilie Amalia Koopmann Dina Wilhelmi and Lincoln Miller.
J F Boyle of Fertile Missouri explains his long search for aid and credits Electric Bitters with curing his backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders after five bottles he is well and hearty. He guarantees the remedy for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria offered at 50 cents by S E Greens.
A fragment indicates an individual named Reed was sentenced in a U S federal court. The text is incomplete but implies a conviction and formal sentencing. No additional names, dates, or charges are readable.
A brief ad claims Bucklin's Arnica salve relieves winter troubles from chapped skin to burns and sprains. It touts quick healing for toes fingers lips and rough skin and offers the product for 25 cents at Greens.
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