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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
2
The Iowa Democratic state committee calls a delegate convention at Waterloo on August 7 1908 to nominate candidates for state offices in November. It outlines representation based on Anton B Parker 1904 votes and urges complete county township organizations with credentials from each county.
Local births marriages and visits fill Remsen and Meadow Township news. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Vaske on May 25. Adam Waldschmidt and Caroline Blum announce their forthcoming marriage at St Marys Akron. Sheriff D S Simmons died May 29 in Quimby after typhoid. Community figures attend anniversaries and meetings. locals travel to Raymond for a June 4 wedding. ball games and dances feature in weekly life.
Births reported on May 28 and May 2 include a boy born to W D Mosier and wife, a boy to Mr and Mrs Carr, a boy to Veo Lamb and wife, with local social notices. Commencement set for Ringley high school on June 14 at the Opera House. Memorial day observances praised as a fine event. Local stories include a kidnapping scare on Our Streets Sunday night, medical abscess consultation for a boy, and various visits and travels. Cement crossings replacing plank and board walks noted as Kingsley modernizes. Earnest Brandon moves to Rosebud reservation with bride, fishing trip planned for I S Knowles, R Payne, Harry Huss, and J R Nash in northern Minnesota. Ida Heacock returns home after weeks with Gav Knowles. Drowning of Fred Judge prompts responses from Edmonds Shade & Co. Allen and Watson visit Nebraska. Garlock and Mrs Clarques Bits visit.
Born to Mr and Mrs Peter Stanko Friday June 1 a son. Misa Lilly Pfaff of Sioux City visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs Cyrus Atwood and Miss Jessie Noble were Sioux City visitors Friday. John Diediker of Sioux City spent Sunday at his home here. Wm Stewart Sr lent a valuable horse last week and refused offers up to 200. Mia Cassie Little and Miss Emma Stewart shopped in the city Saturday. A telephone meeting Friday night at the Woolworth school house set to add a member to circuit three and no other circuit for now. Miss Lulu Woolworth closed a three months term of school in the Woolworth district Friday. Young people from Hinton attended the Ludwig dance Saturday night. Mr Statter of Sioux City called to treat two sick horses at the lyre hometnm Friday. Mrs Cyrus Atwood entertained company from the city Saturday. Arthur Haller visited Bronson Sunday with sister Mrs Gilmore Shumeker. Mrs Lewis Haller and son Roy were Leeds visitors Saturday. A dance at Mrs Anna Ludwig's Saturday night attracted many. Arthur Haller sold fat hogs in Leeds Saturday but lost one to heat. James Woolworth marketed grain in Leeds Saturday. Mr Crouch began duties as mall carrier on route 1 June 1. Martin Johnson and Julius Smith of Woodbury county visited Eyre home Sunday.
Five miles west of Merrill a farm house known as Mousmeir burned last week with unknown origin. The occupants escaped alive as John Metcalf owns the property now. Local notes report town hall plans, sidewalk upgrades, and a heated township ballot dispute led by Jos Janer. Pearl Collins Martins, 18, was killed near the Illinois Central line in Sioux City after being struck by a train. family details and past employment listed.
From the Register-Tribune observers report Dr Warren from Sioux City performed a operation on Dr R D Clare. Des Ullley and Koob assisted with Dr Clark resisting a minor upstation. The doctor is resting easily and expected to recover by week’s end. Jogepo EK Johnsons northeast of a town shipped away carloeda 02- fia
Siders and Dick Dirks shipped one car of cattle to Chicago, and N Williams sent two cars on Monday. A committee including Adamson Meyers and Buick appraised Kate Close's property for collateral inheritance tax in Plymouth county. Railroad incidents near Chatsworth and Glen Ellen caused delays without injuries. Marriage notices include Robert Murphy and Orphan Pollock, and Guy Jessup with Eva Lillibridge.
Mrs Gebbard of LeMars reports dull backache and urinary issues eased by Doan's Kidney Pills after other methods failed. Testimony from H W Gebbard, tailor, 913 Court Street, claims prompt relief and urges public reliance. Sold by all dealers 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
A science essay explains how the spider uses its strong elastic silk to lift and suspend heavy prey and even a mouse or snake. It compares natural feats by ants, bees, and beetles to the spider’s unique rope-like mechanism, arguing the elasticity enables lifting beyond its weight.
The text discusses the era of Actium adopted in early Rome to mark Octavius defeating Antony and Cleopatra, noting its use among the Trumans and in England as a temporal marker. It cites a saying about honesty and honor from the Saturday Evening Post.
A compact aphorism from Cotton Mather reflecting on injuries as sculpting strokes that shape character into a finer form fit for a divine temple. The line frames adversity as constructive, urging virtuous development through hardship.
A short reflective note contrasts wisdom and foolhardy conduct, asserting that true value lies in steady employment during life. The piece emphasizes disciplined living and honest work as the defining path.
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