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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
6
Special correspondence notes a string of local visits, illnesses, and incidents in Preston township. Several residents traveled to Sioux City and LeMars for medical care while weddings, funerals, and school events marked a period of community activity amid storm damage and farm fires.
Richard Kyl visits from Cedar Falls to Akron before summer session. W E Mellen family plans three week auto trip through South Bend Storm Lake Cedar Rapids and Moline. Lamoureaux siblings mourn mother Mrs LaCroix aged 82 in Salix. Mrs John Pendleton dies in Akron after long illness. Albert Mohl funeral led by Rev F A Meske.
Fredonia Efford Moser and Andrew Bogh with Axel Petersen and families attended the program. Albert and Dienstmars families and Jake Dienstmars spent Decoration Day at the lakes. Emma Sweenk of Orange City visited Chris Kloster. Andrew Bredall and Frank Jacobs of Akron were Sunday dinner guests at Andrew Bogh’s. Clarence Moore of Seney is doing repair work on the Danish church.
The district saw several weeks of drought ended by recent heavy rains and a strong wind that caused some damage. Grandma Richardson is back on the sick list. Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Mike Stusse’s home with a good turnout despite muddy roads and a tasty luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Krause and Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Saunders returned from fishing at Wood Lake Minnesota reporting a fine catch. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lafferty visited the city with Mrs. Lafferty on Sunday.
Ty's parents Mr and Mrs A A Tritz visit Moville. Maude Robinson visits her brother there. Margaret Lite attends summer school at Morningside. Miss Mercier returns home to Rochester Minn after visiting Nick Stusse. Mrs McNaughton of Moville visits her daughter Mrs Ira Sager.
More than two inches of rain fell here Wednesday night as the West Fork rose above its banks. Local residents report a spate of travel and family updates including illnesses, hospital recoveries, visitors from Sioux City and Mitchell, and a series of move ins and departures. Funeral services were held for Harry Huss who died by suicide Wednesday.
Wallace's Farmer reports a high pressure sales tactic by a Grain Marketing company salesman who offered a wealthy Iowa farmer $2,500 in class A stock for $500 cash and four notes of $500 each. The notes carry 6 percent interest and mature over four years, but the salesman claimed future profits would cover all remaining payments. He also claims backing by Coolidge Hoover and Jardine, as promoted with envelopes printed at The Globe Post.
The writer questions a large pseudo co operative aiming to avert genuine farm co operation and warns that any stock selling approach using figures tied to government names risks public distrust. The note cites Coolidge Hoover and Jardine connections and labels such sales as high pressure. Typewriter ribbons advertised at The Globs-Post.
Gen Frank T Hines head of the United States Veterans Bureau attends the fifth annual National Convention of the Disabled American Veterans in Omaha June 22 to 27. The event aims to address welfare, rehabilitation, and hospitalization for World War veterans and to discuss administration concerns with bureau leaders.
A church program lists an anthem sermon hymn and benediction followed by an organ recital. A concert prelude titled Christmas Mood and pieces by Rhelms Sven Victor Lekberg and traditional arrangements are scheduled for 8 P M with presiding officer C A Mock and Reverend J W Case.
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