The Globes-Post weekly advance notice
A. P. Gramer presents a weekly Globes-Post notice published in advance. The item references subscription terms including six months and three issues, indicating pricing and delivery cadence for readers.
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
2
A. P. Gramer presents a weekly Globes-Post notice published in advance. The item references subscription terms including six months and three issues, indicating pricing and delivery cadence for readers.
An essay compares life to weaving a tapestry, urging careful childhood nurture, disciplined habits, and noble surroundings. It traces how patterns shift with time from chivalric knights to modern leaders and writers, stressing that the quality of the material and fidelity to a guiding ideal shape a person’s life. A parable of Ernest echoes how a single missing thread spoils the whole design.
Beecher on life as a loom where threads of good and beauty shape an ideal character. Our present actions weave for the coming generation. the loom never stops, with the pattern continuing from sunset to sunrise.
A compact study contrasts absolutism and democracy across eras, tracing rulers like Louis XIV and James I, the rise of modern democracy through English, American, and French revolutions, and the spread of republican ideas from 16th to 19th centuries. It highlights the shift from divine right rule to people’s sovereignty and the role of education and religion in empowering democratic change.
Advertising copy proclaims Red Seal Pure White Lead as the superior and cheapest house paint, claiming no other product equals its quality or price per year. It asserts widespread proof and ends with a sales pitch for local availability.
The passage argues Cromwell as a Puritan reformer who saved England, fostered commerce, and expanded learning, and Tolstoy’s concern for peasants and religious freedom. It contrasts absolutism with democracy, noting Russia’s upheavals and the spread of universal freedom, while acknowledging limits to universal suffrage and citizen eligibility.
Jerry Steinrod, jailed in LeMars, is sought by Brooklyn authorities who believe he knows more about the winter murder of Thomas Reid than he will reveal. Reid, a reclusive former Mexican War veteran, was killed during a burglary at his Brooklyn home. Detectives traced leads to Phil Martin and Finley, arresting Martin in Seattle and Finley at Williamsburg. Steinrod remains in custody as a potential key witness.
Heavy mid week cattle receipts push prices lower with steer and butcher stock down 10 to 16 cents. Grass cattle pressuring corn fed varieties as buyers and exporters show limited demand. Hog market weak after initial strength, with prices slipping and packing houses driving lower bids amid rising supplies. Current cattle and hog values noted but not fully listed due to unsettled trade.
Sunday morning services begin at 10 30 with a children day program of songs and recitations all invited. Sunday evening at 8 o clock a sacred concert is planned with Miss Worthwein leaving next week this is her last chance to hear her sing. Free seats. Program includes organ preludes antOms duets quartets and postlude performed by Miss Dresselhuys Miss Worthwein Mr Trenary Mr Hinds and Mrs Boyd.
A Harpersville New York Baptist pastor Rev O D Mavore recounts agonies from a persistent cough caused by the grip and sleepless nights. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Cors with curing his cough and sparing him from consumption. Available at PH Diehl druggist for 6 00 and 1 00 with a trial bottle free. Electric Oil is advertised as a household safeguard against accidents.
LeMars city council met Tuesday night with full attendance and approved last meeting minutes. A petition to remit 3.30 for alley cleaning and 2 for weed cutting was rejected. A sidewalk on Huth street was rejected. Residents urged opening Front street. referred to street committee. Hospital agreement proposal set at 160 per year. An ordinance repealing sidewalk ordinances was approved on first reading to align with state law. Crossing project bid to Kramer & Lake approved. Tax refund requests and a few contracts discussed. Fourth street opening near Clark street to cross Illinois Central tracks authorized to proceed. Bixby's price for Clarke street frontage set at 550 minimum. council to negotiate. Aid approved to assist Mrs Blind with sidewalk costs. Sidewalk on East Sixth Street noted as dangerous. repair ordered. The LeMars band attendance and funding questioned by aldermen.
Illinois Central offers a $5 round trip LeMars to Chicago excursion on June 17 1905 with return by June 26. Tickets must be purchased at 172 Michigan Ave and used on specified trains including tourist sleepers at $1.25 per double berth. Reservations to H. G. Gray, Sioux City, Iowa.
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