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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
6
Local notes report a bold wave of thefts as thieves steal chickens from the Frank Bray and John Hoffman farms. Residents near O’Leary arm themselves, while Ovens residents await updates on Mrs. Ostert’s illness and the town plans a June 1 council meeting.
A Monday afternoon storm battered the Elgin region with strong winds blowing down windmills and barns, scattering straw along fences and halting fieldwork as horses struggled. In Maurice the storm toppled large structures and uprooted trees with heavier rain reported there. Nearby, residents noted heavy rain in Sioux Falls with no wind.
Miss Anna White of Beresford S D visits aunt Mrs P X O Reilly and relatives here. Miss Helen Hansen returns home near Jefferson S D after attending school. Mrs George Sanderson goes to Sioux City for husband’s work. Mr and Mrs Harold Palm and child, plus others from Sioux City, visit relatives here. Families of O J A Palm Ed Stinton and P S Puckett visit. J F March and son George travel to Sheldon Ia and Lake Okoboji for a weekend. Mrs Lyle Strang and children from Sioux City visit. Conrad Reilly graduates high school at Merrill. Arthur Diehl of Oakland Neb visits. Kad Waterbury from Hudson S C attends Mrs B A Jeffers funeral. Mrs Jens Paden weekend visitor. Guy Smiley from Canton S D visits.
Kingsley residents report arrivals and visits from relatives and friends including Miss Johannaber Mrs L C Schroeder Mrs O D Heald Loyd Wissle Henry Miller and family along with Paul Miller Bessie Lyle Arch Lyle and Jim Lyle as well as trips to Sioux City South Dakota and eastern Iowa with reflections on dry conditions and returning travelers over the weekend.
Price visited Sunday at local homes east of Pierson and at George Elser's. Alberta visitors Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and baby stay with Mrs. Lawrence's parents the Algers. Dozens of local families host relatives visiting from Sioux City Des Moines Spencer and other towns. Decoration Day events, farm reports, and travel to Illinois Iowa and South Dakota appear among many short notes.
Mrs Nels Anderson and family along with Mr and Mrs Ralph Anderson visited the Joe Strub home over the weekend. The group joined Mr and Mrs J C Van Nimwegen and children and others for a Saturday fishing outing at Storm Lake. Max Sutter of Fort Dodge stayed a few days with relatives here. Harry Thompson and John Thromaleau of Wessington Springs were in Merrill for business. Mr and Mrs E C Mendenhall left for Des Moines to begin summer school with Mrs Mendenhall attending Columbia University in New York.
Remsen residents visit relatives attend Sherman Delperdang funeral in Oyens. Memorial Day observances by Pieper post with graves decorated. Rev. Shieler and Rev. Reilfschneider spoke. Local visits include Langs from Long Beach and Mary Yarington graduation in Cherokee. Remsen ball team lost 7 to 6 at Silver Lake.
Stanton Mr and Mrs E Lippke and son visited the Zimmerman home. George Prendle shipped hogs to Sioux City Thursday. Bernice Stoewer dined with the Sparr family near Kingsley Sunday. The farm bureau unit plans a picnic Wednesday June 24 at Charlie Schulz home. Watch papers for details. Miss Moon met with the farm bu
Community leaders met Tuesday at the William Stoewer residence but attendance was affected by rain. Visits included Mrs. William Pratt and family at Ralph Schrooten’s home, and Leonard Schoenrock is currently on the sick list. Arthur Greenwalt hosted relatives from Lennox, South Dakota, while the Stanton Girls Club plans a rally day meeting at Miss Elsie Schulz’s residence.
Warren L Hansen probate filing in Plymouth County Iowa. Last will presented June 2 1925. Final proof and hearing set July 1 1925 at district court. J A Sickler clerk Roseberry Roseberry attorneys for estate. Published The LeMars Globe-Post June 4 11 18 1925.
Estate of Charles W Wilde of Plymouth county Iowa notifies heirs Minnie Wilde Minnie Utech Carl Wilde Lawrence Wilde and Edith Hamer's children that a will was filed May 16 1925 in Plymouth County District Court and May 15 1925 hearing was set Keenan Murray attorneys for the estate. Published in The Wilmar Globe May 28 June 4 and 11 1926.
Railway timetable snippet lists North Bound and West Bound departures for Twin City Limited and Soo City Local, plus St Paul Local and Express trains on routes to Chicago Fort Dodge and Sioux City. Illinois Central St Paul Local and Limited, Local Freight, and East Bound Chicago trains appear with assorted times. Great Northern section title shown.
A compact verse urges persistence through hardship with gritty imagery of weather, fishing, and slang for striving. It contrasts droughts and shortages with grit and optimism while urging to press on despite trouble. The piece closes with musical imagery of birds, bells, and singing.
The dialogue asks for a ten letter term meaning hold up and answers with Suspenders, a playful misdirection as the word holds up trousers rather than delaying.
B J Meinhardi a Chicago rupture shield expert will be at the Martin hotel Sioux City Iowa on Friday and Saturday June 12 and 13. He claims The Vacuum Rupture Shield can contract rupture openings in about 10 days and warns against old style trusses with wunderstraps. The device has no understraps is sanitary indestructible and should be worn with bathing. Demonstrations will run 10 am to 4 pm for gentlemen only. No mail fittings.
National Committee on Wood Utilization led by Secretary Hoover will seek nationwide cooperation among wood using industries to maximize use of all lumber and reduce losses from cutting to final use. The panel aims for practical recommendations and broad support from industry and public groups.
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