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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
3
Varied notices include strawberry trades, a barber shop ad, a travel note about Miss Mastic Mahaney heading to Colorado, and a short item about Ray and Grace Wevin's summer trip. Also mentions insect remedies and a health product, a church society meeting on immigration, and the Gaza Army encampment in Dubuque with local delegates attending.
Mrs Richardson of Lowa Fall visits son Geo Eo Richardson but trips on a threstle suffering severe sprains. L D Clay arrives from Iowa to assist. Mandan Pile Remedy offered with dubious efficacy for piles. Clara Wissel visiting Rathdrum and Chicago. Geo Rainboth of Seattle visiting a sick mother in Henry township. Pineules advertised for kidneys and bladder with money back guarantee.
James Ashton returned Tuesday from Knoxville. Wanted a girl for general housework. Mrs M A Moorn. Jir8 Wanted, good girl for general house work, Apply to Mrs W Tf. Quedpit. Typesrter Bareatns, new and good hand ads, berger toan anywhere. I have moved my barber shop to the Cobee tiding on Sixth Street. Lind glad to meet new customers, Best approved barber shop in town. J A Noni. City office will be closed afternoons in June July and August. After dinner washing ta Ate and Mrs. Achn Foobps northwest of Siroblson Thursday Waite. a vile fae poperet ta use. 1923 changin tons meet, LeMorg Zn Bom, er Moneas Tenn 8 1907. Mr and Mrs O Vireher, visiting Washington Street. Tacomee Johes teaching in the fun school at Blair Neb. is tome for a visit with his parents. Air and Mrs HW A Johes will leave for Columbus Ohio for postgraduate work. Summer coughs and colds yield. Onut to Bees Laxative Cough Syrup sold by Sports & Post. These verses on Sunday evening at Wirssy church will be provided for. Pastor will preach on Christian Education. Neo Wilteen called to Granville Duesdey by death of Anton Grail. Funeral Thursday at Granville. German American Coffee ad. B Hutton to assist in police institutes this summer and visit eastern Canada. Treadachs and constipation disappear with Dade’s Little Liver Pills. Sold by Spotts & Post.
Ives Noth reports the death of Park M Bentley at Marshaltown on Sunday. Bentley, former manager of the Lunex Min hire Co, lived nearby and attended the local sale with his father J C Bentley connected to LeMara brick works. A drug ad touts Man Zan e remedy for inflammation and piles, price 40 cents, sold by ats & lob. Deputy county treasurer Jas J Kelley returns a packet book found Saturday evening, contents including watches and currency, and the incident ends with credit to an honest man.
The Continental of New York Now promotes policy purchases with assets listed at 18,000,000 under agent Theo Love. A church group meets at Mrs Fred Burns’s home in LeMars for the Women’s Home Missionary Society, with local attendees invited. Several residents travel, including a Stogsdall family, others return from California, and small notices mention weather and local happenings.
Old scale overhaul options include removal to Maint Verney for graduation events. J W Hickman advertises reasonable prices and siateless work at 66 dollars. He notes relatives will attend commencement, including Mantel Wueleeh who graduates with class of 1907. Plymouth County association holds tent meeting from June 21 at Broadway with three daily services. W W Jatters is association president. Mrs Otto Gretel of LeMars is secretary. Mr and Mrs Samuel Buchter celebrate twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a dinner and gifts. Josephine Freeman hosts informal musical at her studio with a student performance and social hour featuring many participants.
A series of small town items from LeMars include births to Mr and Mrs Albert Schuman near Nep tune, and Mr and Mrs Anton Melis two miles east of LeMars with the infant living only a few hours. The district court convened Friday, and Rev W G Moore was ill with appendicitis. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs Anton Melis near LeMars. the little one lived only a few hours. The Sioux City High School team visits LeMars to play Western Union College at the park. The seventh annual Iowa Sons of Hermano convention will be held in Remsen June 13 14 15 with a souvenir program issued. A warrant was issued for S J Sydleia for obtaining money under false pretenses. LeMars hospital selects Miss Mila M Miller to supervise this year.
An 1890s style advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick remedy for “dangerous deadlock” of the liver and bowels. It promises immediate relief with guaranteed satisfaction or money back, claimed by Avery Gass at a local drugstore.
Notice to all persons indebted to Flora M. Willey estate in Plymouth County. The district court appointed a guardian of the estate and requires all debts to be presented to the court. Dated June 8.
The June city council meeting in LeMars opened with all members present and adjourned late after routine business. Water main alterations for Cleveland Park were approved with lighting six lamps proposed for the summer season. A night watchman, park damages, and litter issues were discussed amid budget items and liquor license renewal for Eugene Hilenbecker.
Miss Minney Harder long established in LeMars wed Mr. Homer Berry of Chicago in a nine o'clock Thursday ceremony at the Fiyny Presbyterian parsonage conducted by Win G Moore. The bride is well known and favored in LeMars. the groom comes from Chicago.
LeMars oldest paper changes ownership as Jas C Gillespie of Traer buys the Sentinel from E Taylor. Gillespie, previously half owner of the Star-Clipper, will relocate to LeMars in August to run the business. LeMars Printing retains job printing and binding, while the Sentinel issues from current quarters until a suitable building is found.
Illinois Central adjusts schedules with new time cards. The Clipper to Sioux City is abandoned. Morning train now leaves at 8:00, not 6:40, and returns at 6:36. Evening train departs at 7:40, replacing 6:40. Afternoon service unchanged apart from a number change. Travel time between Sioux City and Chicago reportedly reduced to two hours. Company denies fare law motive, says trains sufficiently accommodate travel.
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