Le Mars Iowa Post Office Transmission Notice
A brief postal transmission notice states the item is entered at the LeMars Iowa post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
2
A brief postal transmission notice states the item is entered at the LeMars Iowa post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
Miss Sue Arendt of LeMars visits in Kingsley with friends while M O'Brien and P P Cathcart travel from LeMars for business. A jewelry store break-in is foiled when a night watchman scares off intruders. Herbert Brewster dies in Sioux City. funeral in Kingsley at M E B church. A cemetery association forms and will draft by laws. officers to be elected next Thursday. Remsen beats Paullina 1-0 in a late-season town game with solid defense and pitching. Numerous society items report visits, engagements, and local commerce notes across LeMars Kingsley and nearby towns.
County board issued warrants on bridge and insane funds for jurors witnesses and court reporters with detailed allotments. Also listed are salaries for assessors officers physicians and various transfers and remissions including road fund transfers and several completed school fund loans during vacation.
A survey of scattered items covers a wide range of events. Founders of the Spencerian college are named along with Milwaukee and Lake Michigan. The Spokane rate case is postponed to fall. A black hand plot targets officer Longobardi in Chicago. A Wheeling steelworks blast kills six and injures fourteen. Sault Ste Marie canal gate smashing sinks a ship and damages others. The Great Northern refuses to aid Spokane grand jury. J P Morgan Co talks of reorganizing the Chicago Great Western Railway. Mrs Annis, widow of Capt. Haines, plans remarriage to a real estate broker. The national June crop report notes spring wheat improves. Tariff veto talk resurfaces unless reductions pass. Marion Ohio houses a Black Hand headquarters, say postoffice inspectors. Senate votes down 32 to 38 on Dolliver amendment re mercerized goods duty. Turkey seeks Crete and may go to war. Wool schedule sparks Senate debate. Captain Peter C Haines Jr in Sing Sing moves to tinshop accounting. H D Jones, Detroit Shipbuilding founder, dies at 90. A St Louis man’s arrest drives his wife to suicide and two children. Rodenburg of Illinois proposes $100,000 for Brussels convention 1910 participation. National banks report unusual prosperity. Indiana balloon endurance crown goes to Dr. Link and R J Irvin after ~22 hours. St Petersburg faces cholera epidemic risk. Tallahassee mob hangs condemned negro. Herriman arrives in London after seasickness. Henry White to be displaced as ambassador to France. Prof George B Foster of Chicago urged to withdraw from Baptist church.
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