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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1903
Page
2
The text argues for government ownership of railways to ensure fair rates and equal treatment, condemning transport privileges and private manipulation. It calls for immediate actions to eliminate harmful cheap supply chains, protect domestic production, and safeguard public needs from private exploitation, urging a unified policy response.
A long critical editorial attacks widespread corruption in the U S government under the Republicans noting graft in Porto Rico the Philippines and the post office department. It urges decisive action by the president and contrasts Republican failures with potential Democratic remedies.
Local note: Boston Bloomer girls, a LeMars ball team, visit Athletic Park next Wednesday afternoon. Community updates include moves, local trades, and health ads. Several residents seek work, property sales noted, and a few minor injuries and recoveries reported.
An old classified item urges taking broken jewelry to Ber ner's for proper repair and notes a general housework position, inviting applications and information. The fragment mentions Junel and Juneld dates as stray OCR text.
German instruct. Prof JT Stengel of Western Union announces an open meeting to discuss instruction in German. He invites all interested persons to meet in room theater at the Western Union College on Tuesday evening June 24 at 8 o'clock. If sufficient attendance is reported, classes will be organized for beginning and advanced work. Those unable to attend may write naming the desired work.
President Roosevelt dedicates the Gardiner cornerstone of the Yellowstone gateway and urges national ownership to preserve the park's scenery and wildlife for future generations. Gardiner, the park's entry point, serves as the terminus of the Northern Pacific line, with tourists transferring to stage coaches for park exploration. The Yellowstone season runs June to September. Also notes Kandyba brothers returning from a Germany visit and plans to stay brief before heading home.
County Auditor Kistle completes the county land and property assessment. Total taxable acres 634,002 with average per acre 38.01 dollars. Totals include real estate value 20,686,684. personal property 3,548,492. other assets 620,872. and total property value 27,209,908.
A newspaper clubbing deal offers The Yuwa Homestead Special Farmers Institute Edition and The Poultry Farmer alongside local news. Four papers come together for one year at $2.00, advertised as a limited time opportunity with samples available at the office.
A LeMars resident S. L. Plath baker testifies Doan's Ointment relieves itching and irritation from piles and skin ailments. The ad notes purchase at Rowland Jones drug store and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as US agents, price 60 cents. Also mentions farewell for Miss Frink by Epworth League, Far wood scene, table set as gift, and summer soda season at Rowland Jones.
Excursion routes promote trips to Sioux City for the Big Midsummer festival from June 29 to July 6. Linvis Central to sell excursion tickets with special fares one and one third, one fare for July 1 2 and 4, and a special train on July 1 2 3 4. Amusement features listed by Labour Carnival and Circus Company. Jabour's Circus four performances on July 4.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles claiming it prevents heart disease pneumonia and other fatal conditions by correcting kidney derangements It promises relief from frequent urination and night urges and offers free samples and a mail order book from Binghamton New York.
A historical note on Turkish cuisine describing appetizing and inexpensive dishes. It covers fish from the Bosporus, meats preferred by Turks, breads and cheeses, tomato use, and methods to preserve tomatoes for winter. It details soups, appetizers, vegetables, moussake and imam bayildi like recipes, and ends with pilaf and yam features.
Instructions describe preparing a pilaf stuffed grape leaves mix of ground meat onion and parsley seasoned with salt and pepper. Each leaf is filled and tied with cloves then laid in a kettle and simmered for about forty five minutes until tender.
In a Milwaukee address President Roosevelt defends recent anti trust legislation while criticizing futile remedies. He notes tariffs protect monopolies and questions the value of a public bureau. he recalls his early Free Trade stance and asserts he is a Republican first.
A Scientific American correspondent reports rattlesnakes use tail signals as a decoy to lure birds. The snake hides in tall grass or tree foliage and mimics buzzing or other sounds to attract phoebes and kingbirds, enabling successful hunts from up to twenty feet high.
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