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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
1
Etta F Keller appointed administratrix of Mary A Keller estate by Ply mouth County Court on June 4 1925. Creditors must pay and claimants file legally authenticated claims with Roseberry Roseberry attorneys. Published in The LeMars Globe Post June 4 11 18 1925.
Probate notice in Plymouth county Iowa states Julia D Hansen heir at law and others are notified of a will for Warren L Hansen filed June 2 1925 with final proof and hearing set July 1 1925 at the district court. Roseberry Roseberry attorneys for the estate represent the filing and publication in The LeMars Globe-Post.
Estate of Charles W Wilde of Plymouth County Iowa includes Minnie Wilde Minnie Utech Carl Wilde Lawrence Wilde and Edith Hamer heirs at law. A last will was filed May 16 1925 and read in district court. Clerk Keenan Murray attorney for estate. Notices posted May 28 June 4 and 11 1925.
Governor John Ian Cross reports no full observance of Defense Day by July 4 due to late plans and limited prep time. He expects a proclamation but doubts civilian enthusiasm. Attorney General Ben Gibson plans to run for US Senate with possible challenger Bowman also hinting at candidacy. State checks allege Mt. Vernon officials illegally received city funds for minor labor. Supreme Court notes such payments lack recoverability absent fraud. Iowa gasoline tax results are pending.
Rail timetable lists north south and east bound trains for Twin City Limited Soo City-St Paul local Twin City Express St Paul local and ILLINOIS CENTRAL services with daily operation times including late night and morning departures. It includes west bound east bound and freight trains and notes Great Northern line grouping.
Treasurer Ray B. Johnson reports that April gas tax receipts totaled 127,682 dollars, about 75,000 less than the projected 200,000 monthly estimate. He cites motorists storing gasoline before the tax as a factor. Governor Hammill and Budget Director Hogue planned state institution visits to assess needs before next session. The health commissioner warns Rabies prevalence prompts Pasteur treatment for exposed persons, with two average daily treatments the past month. Iowa and Wisconsin highway officials plan a Prairie du Chien conference on the bridge project. The 41st General Assembly established a commission for a general survey.
United States Department of Agriculture weekly hay market review notes firmer tones across regions despite moderate demand. Local rains aid the southwest while moisture remains needed in the Minneapolis area. pastures are short due to drought. Prices for No 1 Timothy quoted across multiple cities, with alfalfa and prairie markets showing mixed but generally steady to firm pricing.
The weekly United States Department of Agriculture grain market review notes damage claims lifting wheat futures during the week ending June 6. Cash wheat remains firm on demand, while exports lag. Spring wheat benefits from rainfall. winter wheat belts face drought and frost damage. European and Argentine crops favorable, Australia hindered by excess rain. Prices show premiums for high protein Durum and various hard winter grades amid uneven demand.
Prices for No 2 red winter wheat ranged from 2.00 to 2.03 at St Louis and Cincinnati and 1.90 to 1.92 at Toledo as markets firmed in corn and oats amid weather concerns. Frost damage cut Illinois and Ohio crops, with some replanting in Indiana and reduced seeding in Iowa. Cash corn demand rose with buying at Chicago elevators and stronger eastern demand, while oats showed independent strength from crop damage claims and shorter feed prospects. Flax seed demand remained strong with light domestic supply and larger Argentine imports arriving in New York.
Remsen Special Correspondence reports Ben Beck of Marcus visited on Monday. Mrs H Huene traveled east on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs S B Johnston toured Kansas and visited J McKinley family. Thelma Spieker rode to Sioux City on Thursday. Heinis family planned a Marshall Minnesota visit. F A Johnson of Cornelia Bluffs Iowa came Saturday for business and visiting. S E Meyer and son visited Marcus Sunday at A E Yarington home. Ed Hoelch of Sibley visited Remsen Sunday at local homes.
Miss Hazel Stohl from the Bank of Merrill is on a two week vacation visiting her parents in Jackson Minnesota and attending the Norse centennial in Minneapolis. Mae Winn of Paullina Iowa visits her sister Mrs George Simpson and others in Merrill. J Hoke, recently in Pennsylvania, stops by Merrill. Linette Vefdt of LeMars visits Lucille Dennler. Mr and Mrs J W Turton and daughter Eva of Santa Anna are mentioned among Merrill visitors.
Cal residents motored to Merrill last week to spend the summer with their daughter Mrs Milton Blecker. Mr and Mrs C C Hauff and family left Tuesday for relatives in Quincy MI visiting Early Ames and Des Moines enroute. Mrs Anna Hill and Miss Ruby Hill visiting Merrill friends. Ralph Stinton and family and H W Bustow went to Omaha to visit Joseph Anderson. Mrs A Howes spent a few days in Sioux City. Rasgaber and Swartzheard of Coleridge Neb visited Ed Weddstead last week.
Norbert Ruhland remains seriously ill at home with limited hopes for recovery. Harry Kalas family visits Danne and Kemnitz, attend Western Union college graduation for son Harry. Will Schulz group visits Kounkel Schulz and Frank Wetrosky home near Merrill. Bernice Stoewer visits Western Union college. Jerry and Joe Britt tour Minnesota relatives. M J Bixbys spend Sunday in LeMars. Langley family Sunday at Schrooten home. group attends LeMars graduation. M J Bixby hosts W M S meeting with ice cream and cake.
Akron notes list a June 16 meeting in church parlors hosted by Mrs. Wyatt Heyde and the Immanuel English Lutheran church Ladies' Aid. Curated items include local visits by Miss Elsie Johnson from Augustana College and other small-town travels. A farm residence near Earl Gale was destroyed by fire two miles northeast of town, starting in the chimney amid strong winds.
Monday and weekend visits unfold among Bergan Dunn Keenan and Fischer families. Tim Bergan and Ralph Bergan called on Pete Gainor while Mike Keenan visited LeMars. Sioux City residents A A Andrews and family called on Frank Dunn. Others include Will Carel and Pat Geary in Leeds, Thomas O Brien visiting Will Carel, and Reinhart Fischer family visiting Frank Dunn.
Elgin families hosted Sunday dinners with relatives from Johnson Township and LeMars while Mapleton and Crathorne connections appear in visiting notes. Alfred Detloff underwent a Sioux City operation and is recovering. Detloff family members stay nearby. A farm bureau meeting was held at Mrs. W. P. Justman’s home with a luncheon for attendees.
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