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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1922
Page
3
An article warns first time attendants face serious injury when handling wild animals and stresses steady alertness. It notes veteran trainers see the danger in familiar beasts and recounts incidents where carelessness led to gruesome consequences. A Democratic state convention notice follows detailing date time location and purpose.
The article recalls Sebastian Mercier’s 1787 Tableau de Paris describing the grip or influenza. It notes mid November outbreaks, damp cold air, and fogs causing deaths. It jokes about fashion and protection, praising long cloaks and exercise while remarking on modern abbreviated skirts.
Wireless experiments in Yosemite Creek Valley draw attention as trees and misty granite cliffs challenge reception yet messages from stations in Honolulu and Canton Island arrive. Edwin J Simmes of Almeda owns the first wireless setup for amusement and government authorities install a station to keep in touch with distant locations.
A historical note questions whether Pleiades stars appear dimmer now or if ancient observers had sharper sight or clearer skies. It cites that only the four brighter stars are visible from ground, while the last three require ascent to high ground, and mentions prehistoric stones with engravings. The topic was raised to the French Academy of Sciences by M. Biguurdun.
Considerable progress in telephonic hearing aids is noted, with a limit reached along the Nue until a new vacuum tube described by Popular Mechanics Magazine emerges. The tube comprises a small electric bulb housing a filament a spiral grid and a metallic plate, the result of collaborative inventor efforts.
The tale recalls Sir Ernest Shackleton as he narrates a story about a bold lady who speaks of sea voyages and dreams. The humor and misheard phrases paint a playful image of the explorer and his legendary storytelling style.
Sealed bids for multiple tracts in townships 92 and 92 45 west of railroad and 36 in Plymouth County Iowa are due noon July 1 1922. Referees may reject all bids. Ten percent certified check required with each bid the balance due March 1 1923. Possession March 1 1828 rents for 1922 taxes to be paid by referees abstracts show merchantable title. Bids to be sent to American Trust Savings Bank LeMars Iowa. Also notices on administration of absentee estate of Thomas Cunningham and Eugene Cunningham with hearings September 25 1922 and eight weekly publications LeMars Globe-Post.
The estate of Mary Wheatley deceased in Plymouth County Iowa is notifying William Eugene Wheatley Mrs Lulu Henner Eugene Kieffer and St Josephs Roman Catholic Church LeMars as heirs at law and all interested. A May 23 1922 filing purports to be her last will and the June 21 1922 final proof hearing date is set for probate where interested persons may appear and contest. Clerk of the district court May 26 June 1 8.
Herman Pereboom of Grant township reported his Ford vehicle was stolen from Oak street near the Craig Savings Bank between midnight and 1 am last Saturday. Sheriff Maxwell and Sioux City police were notified. no trace has been found. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Edwards drove to Hooper, Nebraska, and returned Monday evening.
Louie Ellers and Misa Trenrietta DeVries wed June 1 in Ireton with Rev. Schmidt guiding the ceremony. The groom, brother to H. G. Eilers, and the bride daughter of Chas. De Vries near McNally, plan Craig as home while he works at the Kiera garage. Mrs. W. R. Garr and children visit Ireton as a residence move occurs. Ernest Schuldt and Richard Schuldt visit from Sioux City to see relatives Eilers and Thunhorst. A son born to Henry Shumaker near Howard on Decoration Day. former Miss Hattie Ladwig. W. G. Garr moving his residence to North Main Street. old meat market building noted for varied uses over 11 years.
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