A Spectacle To Make The Gods Chew Their Fingernails
A Le Mars Globe-Post column comments on the tariff bill, arguing it will harm ordinary people while enriching a few, and noting market drops after Hoover’s tariff sign. The piece praises political calculations and hints at shifts away from prohibition, aligning with the wets in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipaed
Wall Street
Hoover
Literary Digest
Dwight Morrow
New Jersey
Morrow
Pleasant Society Bridge Week With Local Hosts
Two entertaining bridge events at the Mary Ann tearoom honor Mrs. Orrin Wilson of Los Angeles with about 36 guests. Following lunch guests moved to Miss Reichman’s home for auction bridge. Additional gatherings included Mrs. Sylvester Kale and Mrs. LeRoy Crowley hosting at Kale’s home with seven tables and later eight o’clock party plans for 28 guests. Visitors from out of town include Mrs. A J Eason and others. Lions and Fortnightly clubs held picnic and park events with family turnouts and garden flower table decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Tearoom
Rudolph Koehler
Carrie Reichman
Orrin Wilson
Los Angeles
Cal
Reichman
Sylvester Kale
Arthur Hansen
LeRoy Crowley
George Sturges
Regina Hentges
Community Notes From Local Social and Park Events
Activities at Boiser park playgrounds draw offered time for play as youths used equipment while Mrs. A. T. Stokes and Mrs. J. Langendorfer hosted Presbyterian Missionary society gathering at the former home. LeMars folks joined Sioux City luncheon hosted by Mrs. J. L. Kennedy at the country club with attenders from Panama and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Stokes
J. Langendorfer
Presbyterian Missionary Society
LeMars
Sioux City Country Club
J. L. Kennedy
E. A. Dalton
Donald Dalton
Panama
Ralph Dalton
Charles Wernl
Rudolph Koehler
Carrie Reichman
Church Services In County Churches
Regular services next Sunday include Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m The Rev Wm Caldwell pastor of Knox Presbyterian Sioux City will occupy the pulpit in the pastor’s absence He will attend presbyterial meetings in Denison Early and Sioux City and a congregational meeting at Larrabee plus a trustees meeting in Sioux City The Sunday school meets at 9 45 and preaching at 11 00 by Bishop L H Seager Young People meet at 7 p m No evening service due to the Daily Vacation Bible School program Pastor R H Aurand Pays to Cultivate Orchards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Wm. Caldwell
Knox Presbyterian Church
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
LeMars
Dennison
Early
Iowa
Hildreth Memorial Evangelical
L. H. Seager
R. H. Aurand
Poultry Improvement Advice From County Agents
Culled by expert cillera furnished by the county farm bureau and the Iowa Poultry Improvement Association. Applications for this service should be made to the county agents. Weeding out the unprofitable birds in the early part of the summer is just as important as cultivating corn after it had start ed to grow, according to Mr. Gor don.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farm Bureau
Iowa Poultry Improvement Association
Gordon
Farm Business Association reports on crop yields and income
The Farm Business Association of four Iowa counties in 1929 shows farm size did not fix income. Among 127 farmers, average management return was 2230 dollars, with losses on some groups. Corn yields ranged 45 to 53 bushels per acre, returns per 100 dollars of feed fed varied from 116 to 137 dollars, and net cash income averaged 1705 dollars.
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Farm Business Association
Butler
Franklin
Grundy
Hardin Counties
Cleon E. Herriott
Iowa State College
Fort Monroe Trains Officers in War Service Era
The article notes Fort Monroe’s long service through the War with Mexico, the Civil War, and the Spanish American War. In World War I it served as the nucleus of the principal heavy Artillery Training Center, with Fort Monroe and Fort Eustis, Virginia. It details advanced courses for field officers and the Battery Officers' Course. Captain Burke proceeds to ROTC duty at the University of Kansas. Other graduates include Major Edward C. Leeds and Captain Chauncey A. Gillette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinuously
Fort Monroe
Mexico
Fort Eustis
Virginia
Burke
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas
Edward C. Leeds
Manchester
Chauncey A. Gillette
Humboldt
Administrator's Notice for Charles Reuben Deviney Estate
On June 11 1930 the Plymouth County District Court appointed A Langhout as administrator of the estate of Charles Reuben Deviney deceased. Interested parties must settle debts or present claims legally authenticated to the court for allowance. Attorney Herbert S Martin represents the estate. Published in LeMars Globe-Post June 12 19 26 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Plymouth County
Charles Reuben Deviney
A. Langhout
Herbert S. Martin
Double Ceremony Sees Sisters Wed In Twin Weddings
The event featured two weddings with a shared ceremony setting. Music included selections such as To a Wild Rose and I Love You Truly sung by the brides’ relatives. Attendees included Ernest Trudgeon of Miami Oklahoma and Charles W Idle Jr of Cleg Horn. bridesmaids wore peach and salmon chiffon with floral bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horn
McDowell
Roger L. Ihle
Ethel Colling
C. H. Steeg
Ernest Trudgeon
Miami
Oklahoma
Charles W. Idle Jr
Cleghorn
Steeg
Opal Turner
Wellington
Ohio
Wedding Guests Gather for Nebraska Bride in Early Iowa spread
Maid of honor Miss Maxne Wallbrandt of Exeter Nebraska wore green chiffon and carried a garden flower bouquet. Master Walter Jr bore rings in a rose. rainbow cobra decorations graced the table. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J Steeg and Florence Early IA. Mr and Mrs John Krueger Norfolk NE. several families from Des Moines Early Iowa Paullina Cleghorn and Wellington Ohio and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxne Wallbrandt
Exeter
Nebraska
Walter Jr
J. &. Steeg
Florence
Early
Iowa
John Krueger
Norfolk
Ted Strachen
Don
Early, Iowa
Voris Rowe
Des Moines
Ethel Colling
Storm Lake
Cloyd Steeg
Cherokee
Ernest Trudgeon
Miami
Oklahoma
Albert Braasch
Willard
Hadar
Frank Ayers
Los Angeles
California
Thle
Merle
Paullina
Walter Ihle
Towa
Opal
Captain William Burke Now A Captain William Burke Coast Artillery
Captain William Burke is reported as promoted to captain in the Coast Artillery after serving at the School. The notice continues from page one and confirms his new rank and assignment in the coastal defense corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burke
Coast Artillery
School
Nas .Com
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LE Mars Globe-Post
John Starzl
R. F. Starzl
Lions Club
Cleveland Park
Clarence Roseberry
W. W. Larsen
R. J. Joynt
Bolser
Okies
Leese
Thars
Kehrberg-Schneider Co
Boiser Park
Margaret Blackburn
Greeley
Colo
Greeley College
Kelsey Dunham
Portland
Oregon
Emeline Scribner
Miss Scribner
David Stewart
Margaret Struble
Chicago
Elizabeth Struble
C. Kandyba
G. A. Flick and Son
A. F. Kandyba
Butte
Nebr
Robert Ackerman
Currie, Minnesota
St. George’s Church
J. J. DePree
Sioux Center
Gertie DePree
C. DePree
Lucille
al DePree
Johanna
Edward la Venne
Grace de Wolfe
Jas. DePree
Peter Theisen
State
H. L. Lantz
H. E. Gordon
Ames
Town Poultry Improvement Association
SUN
Les Corey
Johnson
Monarch
Chow
Bologna
U. K
Chiropractic
A. C. Delaney Chiropractor
A. Pig
Champion
Pigneal
Hanford Produce Co
Enright
Pilgrim
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