Fire destroys garage and two shouses at Carstensen farm
A blaze at the Carstensen farm near Merrill swept the garage shouse and a cab house while the family nappped. Fire spread rapidly in high winds, destroying the structures and threatening nearby pines and grove. Neighbors aided but only the buildings burned. Minnesota Iowa data on hatcheries and chick production included in the report shows Iowa hatcheries with 649 plants and 564,718 egg capacity, estimating about 50 million chicks produced in the season and about 100 million chicks raised by Iowa farmers annually.
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Merrill
Carstensen
Pines
Towa Hatre
Carl N
Reprej
Iowa W
Louisa
Sioux County
Ber County
Iowa
Kennedy
Towa
Birthday Gatherings and Local Visit Recap in Le Mars
America by Special Correspondent reports a pleasant birthday gathering for Dreckman with relatives, cards, and lunch. Local visits include Louis Bellaire of Sioux City, Bert and Al Kellen families from Granville, and various Sioux City callers. Extended family visits involve Mrs. Alvin Flick of Chicago and residents Frank Hoffman and J A Nemmets.
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Rank Dreckman
Louis Bellaire
Sioux City
Bert Schurr
al Kellen
Granville
le Mars
Frank
Harpenau
Joe Kemp
Steve Kellen
Charles Kellen
Joe Lauters
Sioux Falls
J. A
Frank Hoffman
Art Braun
Alton
LeMars
Joe Dreckman
Leo Dreckman
Families and Friends Travel to Cherokee and Nearby Towns
Families and Frank Hielzman Sr. motored to Cherokee on Thursday and spent the day. George Matern shared corn for Bert Kemp and Steve Kellen recently. Mr. and Mrs. George Wittkop and family of Reisen visited in the John Mack home on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Gedeon Licb and family of Mr. Lieb's mother of Alton were guests in the Lieb home on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reisch and baby of Remsen spent Thursday in LeMars, with Miss Paula Reisch returning home. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Reuler and Mrs. Anna Kellen will motor to Conception Missouri to attend Conception College graduation. Leo Istlen, Anthony Reuter and Lea Harpenau will return home with them for summer. Mr. and Mrs. George Schnepf and family were Remsen callers in the past week.
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Frank Hielzman Sr
Cherokee
George Matern
Bert Kemp
Steve Kellen
George Wittkop
Reisen
John Mack
Gedeon Licb
Lieb
Alton
LeMars
Paula Reisch
St. Jjseph's School
A. C. Reuler
Anna Kellen
Conception
Missouri
Conception College
Leo Istllen
Anthony Reuter
Lea Har
Executors Named for J. P. Larson Estate in Plymouth County Iowa
Notice announces appointment of Engenborg M. Larson and N. L arson as executors by the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa for the estate of J. P. Larson. It asks all debts to be paid to the undersigned and claims to be presented for allowance. The filing is dated May 19, 1930 and published in the LeMars Globe-Post on May 22, 29, and June 5, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Miller
LeMars Globe-Post
J. A. Sickler
Plymouth County
Iowa
Roseberry
District Court
Estate of John Dahlmann Deceased Heir Notice Iowa
Iowa Plymouth County heirs Amalie F. Dahlmann Arthur Dahlmann Martha Chesler Emma Dahlmann and Paul Dahlmann plus others are notified that on May 16 1980 a petition was filed in the Clerk of the District Court office in Plymouth County Iowa for the estate of John Dahlmann deceased seeking legal action and related probate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalie F. Dahlmann
Arthur Dahlmann
Martha Chesler
Emma Dahlmann
Paul Dahlmann
John Dahlmann
District Court of
State of
Iowa
Cure for Digestive Ailment Mentioned in Local Ad
A testimonial notes relief after using Konjola marketed in LeMars by Nicats Pilcher Drug Co and through local grocers. The writer describes improved digestion, sleep, appetite, energy, and reduced morning stomach discomfort after meals, with a recommended six to eight week treatment for severe cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noringl
LeMars
Nicats-Pilcher Drug Co
Will of John Dahlmann probate in Plymouth County Iowa
The last will of John Dahlmann was opened in Plymouth County Iowa and is to be probated. The final proof and hearing are set for June 14 1930, at which all interested parties may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. J A Sickler Clerk of the District Court of Plymouth County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouth
John Dahlmann
Executrix Appointed for John P. Punn Estate 1950
On May 17 1950 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed the undersigned Executrix of the estate of John P. Punn deceased late of the county. All persons indebted to the estate must make payment to the executrix and those having claims against the estate will present them pursuant to law.
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District Court of
Plymouth County
Towa
J. P. Larson
Engeeborg M. Larson
MS N. Larson
District Court
Iowa
John P. Punn
Gernet Renken
Executor notices in 1930 estate filings from Iowa court
Legal notices dated May 17, 1930 and May 31 1930 require claimants to present properly authenticated claims to the court for allowance. Executors Delia M Dunn Jexecutrix and J J Vollmar Executor with attorneys Roseberry Roseberry T M Zink note publication dates June 2 9 and 16 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia M, Dunn
Jexecutrix
Local list of committee assignments and duties
Sanit y orders appear with multiple names across departments including Lanners Steele Stamp and Becker Thoma Lanners Stamp Thoma. The fragment lists assignments for markets rules walks waterworks printing city building sew ers judiciary railroads fire and claims with varying member combos.
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H. E. Grimjes
Frank Smith
Cloyd Woodke
Ada Richards
J. L. Reeves
Herman Becker
C. F. Walker
H. §. Martin
Becker
Thoma
Lanners
Steele
Stamp
Tho
Becker, Steele
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