Attempted Involvement Of Globe Post In Local Factional Fights
Le Mars Globe Post details a public clash with the Le Mars Sentinel over factional influence within Plymouth County politics. The piece defends its neutrality amid accusations of backing Progressive or Old Guard candidates and notes ballots, printing practices, and upcoming local elections. It cites editorials, sample ballots, and cross-party tensions.
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Globe-Post
LeMars Sentinel
Old Guard
Sentinel
The
LeMars
Republican Old Guard
the Sentinel
Far
F. W. Stamp
L. A. Ludwig
Stamp
Bunge and Wife Honored at Anniversary Service
The Rev and Mrs Bunge were surprised by an overflow crowd as a church anniversary celebration unfolded. Rev Zibell of Craig led the English service and Rev Spieler spoke in German. Ernst Meyer presented a purse to the couple, with a large lunch served by the ladies aid and Luther League. Pastors from the county attended.
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Canova
M. D
Mrs. Bunge
Zibell of Craig
Spieler
Ernst Meyer
Bunge
Ladies’ Aid
The
Luther League
American Luther Church
Rev. Bunge
Christ Church
Grimes
Death Claims Old Resident of Remsen
Remsen mourns the loss of a longtime resident who died in 1920 after a life of hardship. Survived by children Lillie Bochinke Ella Boever Ida Miller and Elmer Whitmer and siblings Fred Klingbeil Bertha Themigz and Anna Steffen. Preceded by five brothers and one sister. Funeral services held in Storm Lake and Remsen at Christ Lutheran Church with Rev Schmidt and Rev Noack officiating.
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Remsen
Whitmer
Lillie Bochinke
Holland
Minn
Ella Boever
Ida Miller
Storm Lake
Elmer Whitmer
Cherokee
Fred Klingbeil
Bertha Themigz
Adelaide Lensing Called By Death
Adelaide Lensing, longtime Remsen resident born in Lohne Germany in 1852, died May 24 after a long illness. She immigrated in 1876 with her brother Henry, lived near Petersburg Iowa before moving to Remsen in 1892 with the Deitering family, where she remained a beloved figure despite years of ailments. Funeral services were held at St. Marys Catholic Church in Remsen on the previous Saturday morning.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Remsen
Lensing
Dettering
Adelaide Lensing
Lohne
Hanover
Germany
United States
Henry
Petersburg
Iowa
Albert Deitering
Progressives Charge Old Guard Uses Tammany Tricks
Dr Meis accuses the old guard of rotten politics saying judges of election handed out stickers that misled voters including progressives. He claims conservatives keep power by deceptive practices surpassing Tammany in raw dealing.
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Dr. Meis
Tammany
Cass-Eikenbarg Nuptiale Last Oct. (Continued)
The bride, a Iowa University graduate and Pi Beta Phi member, taught physical education in LeMars and Austin, Minn. The groom, Iowa State graduate and Theta Delta Chi member, leads Plymouth Milling in LeMars. They will reside in LeMars.
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Bride
Iowa University
Iowa City
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
LeMars
Austin, Minn
Iowa Agricultural College
Ames
Theta Delta Chi
Sigma Delta Chi
Plymouth Milling Company
Cass
Theaters Continue Love Triangle in New Film
The film follows a young novelist adored by many as three women become entwined with his life. His secretary loves him and protects him from rival passions while a teenage writer and an opera singer also seek his affection. Baxter shines in a fit role. Produced by Al Rockett and directed by James Flood. Buddha, a man with a wife and family, leaves home at thirty seeking happiness.
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Baxter
al Rockett
James Flood
Odd Tidbits From Classrooms and Warretold
Boners are humorous snippets found in exams and papers by teachers. The aquatic plants differ from terrestrial plants as they are fully surrounded by their environment. After Waterloo failed, Napoleon grew pale and rode swiftly to Saint Helena.
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Waterloo
St Helena
The Origin of Stars and Nebular Theories
The origin of stars remains speculative with several theories proposed. One recent idea by Jeans suggests stars formed in nebulae that spun into an oblong spheroid and then separated, implying a rotation driven genesis.
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Jeans
Must Like What We Do Quote About Life and Work
A concise quotation reflects on life and work, stating that true satisfaction lies in liking what one does rather than simply doing what one likes. The line emphasizes finding value and purpose in daily labor.
Thieves Target Wells Dairy Safe In Dawn Break-in
Thieves entered the Wells Dairy office by prying a north side window on Sunday morning and stole 4.89 from the cash register. They damaged the safe dial with chisels and hammers, then fled before authorities arrived after Mrs Wells woke her husband.
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Wells
Nicklaus Groh Remembered as Devoted Husband and Father
Nicklaus Groh died after a life of cheerful steady work and family devotion. He and his wife lived in Lyons, Kossuth County, Remsen, and LeMars before settling in LeMars twenty years ago. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Mary Staab, and was active in St. Joseph's church and its Holy Name and St Joseph's Leagues. Funeral tomorrow at 9 a.m. from St. Joseph's Church with Msgr. Joseph Fisch presiding. Burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Luken's in charge.
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Mary Staab
St. Joseph's Church
Msgr
Joseph Fisch
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Luken’s
Classified ad plea for buy sell and exchange options
If you have something to buy or sell or exchange write for our special low classified ad. The note invites readers to place ads for affordable listings and exchanges in the newspaper.
Establishing Early American Colleges and Their Origins
In 1636 the General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony voted 400 pounds to fund learning. The first building rose in 1637, forming Harvard University. The College of William and Mary traces to 1617 efforts in Virginia to create the University of Henricapolis, halted by the 1022 Indian massacre. The William and Mary charter was issued in 1673 by the English monarchs for whom it is named.
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Magsyciusette Bay Colony
Harvard University
College of William and Mary
Virginia
University of Henricapolis
Tillie Ender Returns to LeMars
Tillie Ender is back in LeMars, directing apartments and promising the finest, most courteous attention. Her many friends in LeMars and from our store are assured of high standards under her guidance.
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Tillie Ender
LeMars
Fage
Dubuque
le Mars
Senior Class Get Sheepskin (Continued from Page 1)
The graduation ceremony featured Rev J R Tumbleson and Rev O M Yagegy delivering invocations and benedictions. Harry W Ackermann presented the class while Russell S Bowers handed out diplomas as Supt Harvey N Kluckhohn presided. Dr Rozhman spoke on Four Things outlining clear thinking loving neighborly action honest motives and faith.
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Chestra
Girls’ Glee Club
J. R. Tumbleson
O. M. Yagegy
Harry W. Ackermann
Russell S. Bowers
Board of Education
Ackermann
Mr. Bowers
Harvey N. Kluckhohn
Commencement Address Emphasizes Honest Action and Faith
Dr Roadman urged graduates to curb crime’s roots while relying on divine power. He framed love as universal, duty as constant struggle against deceit, and life as a testing adventure. The audience found the address worthwhile and motivating. Try the Want-ads.
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LE Mars Globe Post
R. F. Starzl
Plymouth County Credit Bureau
Buddha
Nicklaus Groh
Globe Post
Coe
Bobby Thatcher
Ira
By C. M. Payne
Bell Synareate
George Storm
Council
Lamb
Finney
Ted O'Loughlin
Western Newspaper Union
Alf
Old American College
Rozhman
Roadman
Henry van Dyke
Beely’s
L. E. Mayer
Wiltgen’s
Atwood the Florist
R. E. Jones
Jeweler & Optometrist
W. F. Remer
Koenig Howe
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