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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
3
A Kingsley memorial column reflects on Memorial Day honor and the aging Civil War veterans. The piece emphasizes patriotism, religious tolerance, and duty to the flag, urging residents to cherish living heroes and uphold constitutional freedoms. It laments dwindling veteran numbers and recalls wartime sacrifice and national ideals.
Sam Kuster of Ovens visited Remsen on Friday. Julius Boehmke and wife of Pipestone Minnesota visited Remsen Monday. St Pauls guild met at Mrs Otto Konke home south of town. Walter Sylvester funeral held at Marcus Methodist church with Rev Gilbert and Marcus Legion boys in attendance. Lonzo Moeller of Parker Wyoming visited Remsen Monday. Mrs Irving Starr and Mrs John Meyer with children visited at R W Meyer home Friday. Mrs Nick Lang left for Santa Cruz California after winter visits in Remsen.
During the storm last Friday evening the windmill on the A. M. McDougall farm near Struble was blown down and badly damaged. W. B. Wilbur and Mrs. B. M. Woods drove Friday from Diagonal for a brief visit with relatives here. Mr.
Rev James B Greteman delivers a Memorial Day address honoring veterans from 1776, 1861, 1898, and 1918. He reflects on time, memory, and gratitude for those who gave their lives for the nation, noting how the names fade yet the memory remains bright.
In a historic reflection the text denounces cowardice social ism and fanaticism while praising the Stars and Stripes as a living symbol of liberty. It extols a nation of free men and the citizenry that gathers under the flag to honor yesterday's dead heroes.
Joe Brandéen of Akron marketed 86 head of handy weight steers in Lioux City this week. Cattle averaged 1146 pounds and sold at 9.35 dollars per hundredweight. Western origin, mostly Shorthorns, some horned, brought here last fall and the deal yielded a fair profit per the seller.
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