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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
3
The note states that if skin has any free alkali it should be treated with the finest toilet soaps available, offered in boxes priced from 25 to 75 cents. It emphasizes selecting soaps suitable for irritated skin and suggests price ranges for consumer choices.
Sheldon hosts YMCA plans while Victor Weber, Rev W G Moore and local visitors travel between Sheldon, Remsen, and Sioux City. Walmer's Laundry seeks two good girls. Ben Clegg returns from a southern state trip. John Klohs sells a hog carload at Sioux City market. The board of supervisors meets this week. Mrs Geo Kluckhohn and Mrs J B Arendt visit Sioux City. Judge Harlan cigars priced at six cents.
Smoke Judge Harlan 6 cent cigar. Mr and Mrs P Swain Sioux City visitors Thursday. Miss Alma Scott Remsen LeMars visitor Friday. We make our ice cream Red Cross Drug store. Caspar Huebsch left for Saskatchewan land interests. Les Steele returned from Hawarden. Mrs John Henry auction street sale. Weidauer Fonda visited LeMars. Miss May Smith Mrs F R Gaynor visiting Sioux City. Mrs G P Haahr Sr to Remsen to visit son. For quick sales list property with A M Duus Opera House Block. Laur renzo Bindner to visit brother P Bindner near Alton. Marshall Hutton operates sawmill near Jackson Minn. Reeves of Seney called to Sheldon for Jas Potter death. Residences for sale cheap by A M Duus. Frank and Hol Hentges return from Water town Sioux Falls trip. Mitchell brothers Brewster Sioux City business. Jackson Garage sold two new week and delivered. Lias Huxtable family to Mitchell and Pierre. Plymouth Auto Co ad inside issue. Judge Oliver Onawa in LeMars. Early and late cabbage cauli flower tomato plants cheap at Eastern House Garden. Mrs Geo Buehler left for Gayville SC. Thirty years ago June 4 Orange City Alton ball game 42 15. Hazel Brower returns from Drake University. Farm and City Loans at lowest rates Western Investment Company. M A Moore hauling lumber to Brunsville for new yard. Louis Heales manages Cherokee office. Ladies Aid St James serves meals circus day June 27. Scott Clarke sells eighty acre farm west of town to John Murphy. Miss Aszle Meyers returns to Ashton after LeMars visit.
Green Brothers offer house building and general carpentering at 1113 Center Street LeMars with new phone 122 Red. Russell Hogg, who has visited relatives in LeMars, will return to Chicago today.
Cash only sales to start June 1 as Vienna Bakery and Roth & Erbs adopt cash basis. Local residents and visitors including Scott Ewers, Jas Rowe, Geo Ewers, and Miss Clara Jackson are noted in travel, teaching, and visits across St. Paul Hawarden Spirit Lake LeMars Windom Montreal Manning Stan ton. A Home Missionary Society meeting is planned June 14 with leader Mrs C Horne man. A newborn is reported in Grant township and a local program at Emanuel church observed.
The Ladies Aid and Social Society of the First Congregational church will meet Tuesday afternoon June 14 with Mrs G W Hoyt assisted by Mrs Thos Goudie. Also noted contractor John Huxtable pushes the new bank building in Craig with J H Smith of this city as president. The structure nears completion for business and an unusual sun eclipse is announced for Thursday June 17 with annular to total and back to annular phases.
Road and bridge notices solicit parties with related business to appear at the specified time and place to present and discuss the matter. The garbled text indicates a formal meeting or levy related to infrastructure, urging interested entities to attend and participate in the proceeding.
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