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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
3
Local notices report sales, trades, and personal updates. People discuss farm properties, shop openings, and a circus elephant incident. several names, addresses, and business plans appear among varied items and community chatter.
The markets section prints a garbled OCR text with numerous misspellings and unreadable names. No coherent firms, figures, or dates can be reliably parsed from the fragments presented.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Post mised Bar to Cathie deceupts and Catted receipts. Osborne area references, market items, and sums like S$ S00 appear unclear. Readable items include Sheep receipts and stead counts, with no coherent event or date.
A fragmented OCR snippet from a historical Chicago market page mentions winter wheat oats and other grain notes but the text is garbled. Names, numbers, and dates are incomplete, hampering clear extraction of entities or specific figures.
Valentine Branch leased the Falls house on Main Street and moves this week. Dr Clark, eye specialist, will be at LeMars Thursday May 27. RR Mitchell leased an office in the Collectivelandine and moved his land business there. Adanson Slagen Co. wallpaper advertising.
Graduation class of GeMars high school heard Rev W T McDonald at the Congregational church Sunday evening. The crowd packed the church as students marched to front seats and sang with a fine chorus. McDonald urged three aims knowledge of self, knowing God’s place, and pursuing the highest ideal of life to avoid regret in time and eternity. The audience included teachers, relatives, and friends. Louis Wahl left for Chicago for medical treatment with possible rib surgery.
London confirms end of war after two years and eight months with Lord Kitchener signing surrender terms at Pretoria. King Edward sends a message of welcome and peace prospects while Kruger learns of the accord, hoping to return to the Transvaal though uncertain.
A county attorney circular warned Plymouth County liquor vendors to obey Sunday and holiday closing rules. Receivers mention enforcement steps resulting in fines and costs, totaling 32 dollars per case, with more violations in outside towns than LeMars where only two sellers were fined.
A column of dated ad copy warns against buying Scammon cough syrup and promotes Dro Geo Leininger's Nor mal-dehyde Cough Cure as a trusted remedy. It notes a 26 cent price and a guarantee by Rowland Jones. The Globe-Post also advertises new elegant calling cards and plate script for printing the latest card styles.
An offer promotes a free trial of De. Gea Leining er’s Formal-de-hyde Kidney Tablets claimed to cure kidney and bladder diseases by removing germs from the blood. Readers are invited to seek the treatment at Rowland Jones for a free trial.
For sale 460 acre stock and grain farm in Plymouth county at 4 dollars per acre. Close of estate in 299 days on notice. Terms given on application to A C College, sole agent, LeMars, Iowa.
A compact family note promotes Jell O as a quick no bake dessert. It claims two minutes to prepare with hot water and cooling time. Four layers are suggested lemon orange raspberry and strawberry. Available at grocers for ten cents.
An old style advertisement touts a cough remedy for children as safe and effective. It notes a physician recommended treatment for whooping cough and croup and claims satisfaction guaranteed, priced at 25 cents and sold by Rowland Jones.
The members of Mower Post and W. R. C. express hearty cordial thanks to those who took part in the play Our Starry Banner presented Friday evening at the opera house.
Dr Geo Leininger's Wor nal dehyde Cough Cure offered with a 250na guarantee by Rowland Jones. Marketed as a remedy for consumption and stubborn lung and throat diseases, it targets tired customers seeking an effective alternative to ordinary cough preparations.
The Globe family grows as nearly nine hundred join the Long family with the Post purchase last week of April. Subscription rate is 2.00 per year or 1.50 in advance. The Guone-Post offers as a premium three life size pictures of Roosevelt Bryan and McKinley for cash in advance subscribers.
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