16 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1930
Page
1
LeMars Globe-Post announces publisher John Starzl and R. Starzl as editors. This item lists second class matter status and subscription rates: 2.00 for advance payment, 2.50 otherwise, and 3.25 for foreign countries.
Denison Bulletin argues that Dickinson’s victory over Hamill is praised by Republican leaders as a tariff victory, though townspeople see tariff concerns as minor to the vote. They expect Iowa voters to persist with the Republican ticket regardless of abuse, and history supports that belief.
The piece contrasts Canada's publicly owned hydro system with American private and municipal utilities, noting lower power costs in Ontario and urging broader public control of services to save family budgets. It then laments a Montana political assault by Senator Brookhart on Judge Galen and condemns air rifle misuse against birds, plus a note on a poet laureate’s new Los Angeles address and a quip about crime and taxes.
Ray Warehime, 22, of 504 South Irene Street, Sioux City, admitted in court Thursday morning that he fired an air rifle from the backyard of his father’s home, killing robins. The incident prompted a legal action and a monetary penalty.
A large gathering east of Remsen marked Grandpa Tranberg’s 97th birthday with a picnic, ice cream, and games. Relatives from Blair Marcus and LeMars joined extended family, with many from Nielsen and Kloster households attending. Local towns show strong support for the new wool marketing program per C. W. McDonald.
A dry specialist from the Extension Service at Iowa State College and other experts explained the new wool pool to county groups. Ninety six counties indicated intent to sell through the National Wool Marketing Corporation. Iowa wool will be pooled in Des Moines, graded, and shipped to Boston with advances to producers based on market value. June advances ran about 20 cents per bright staple pound. Towns market about 8 million pounds annually, with about a quarter expected through the pool. More counties joined as new Sheep and Wool Growers Associations formed. three more counties to join soon.
LeMars Court House defeated the T. S. Martin club of Sioux City 3 to 1 in an exhibition game before the Le Mars Orioles Ellsworth tilt. Frank Levins limited the visitors to three hits with 11 strikeouts while Harold Williams was knocked from the box. Court House also beat Orange City 9 to 7 on Wednesday.
Enlistments are authorized for a new tractor and truck powered field artillery battalion to be a show unit with on site machine shop and repair capabilities. Captain Greaves notes the unit will operate with selective men on ground floor growth and will hold frequent demonstrations. Army offices in Des Moines and seven Iowa cities will handle applications.
LeMars Iowa June 4 1980 the Plymouth County supervisors met in an adjourned session Vice Chairman Zimmerman and Supervisors Altmann Miller and Timmins were present. The engineer urged relocating county trunk road M to improve grades and access describing precise geometric measurements for the new alignment including starting point near Section 10 and multiple curve radii and directions.
The report combines a county board of supervisors session detailing road realignment plans in section 10-91-48, appraiser appointment, hearings set for June 23, and notices to landowners about trees and fences along Elgin township. It also covers bids and postponements for grading projects and a market brief noting declines in cattle and hog prices, with prime steers reaching up to 13.75 and general prices easing from peaks of the prior year.
Increase in monies and credits over last year totals about 1.2 million dollars. Personal property values show 3.94 million in county. net taxables list 158,704.00. Soldiers exemptions apply to personal property, with total personal property at 3,782,144.00 net actual value.
The market reports a $38.00 to 36.00 drop in fresh pork as shippers and packers shift prices. Butchers weighed 200 to 250 lbs, selling near top rates. Lambs and yearlings also fell. western ranges and natives dropped 50c to 75c with fat ewes at 1.00 to 1.50. Prices for lambs ranged around 11.50 to 12.25 with some 12.25 and 13.00 noted briefly.
An old advertisement promotes Adlerika glycerin mix with buckthorn bark and saline as a bowel cleaner. It claims a single spoonful relieves gas sour stomach and constipation by cleansing both upper and lower bowels, urging readers to avoid partial cleansers and try Adlerika for a real cleaning. The ad ends with sports and post druggists notices.
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