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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
3
City notes report numerous visits by residents to Sioux City and Remsen, while others travel to Gettysburg and Deadwood. A June 16 birth is noted, farming and real estate moves occur in Ovens, Remsen, and Le Mars. Local officials urge weed control, and carp removal plans are announced for Storm Lake. A church wedding is planned for Remsen, and shows and tickets across town hint at upcoming events.
Nic Wiltgen of Alton and Mrs Nemmers visited relatives in LeMars while Rev Weiland stayed in Ashton over the weekend. Henry Pausch near Le Mars seeks full citizenship with September court hearing. Pausch, a German native, has lived locally for years. Alongside, Green Brothers advertise carpentry services from LeMars. Thos Eyres returns from Canada and attended the Presbyterian general assembly in Atlantic City as a delegate from Union township church. A cancer on John Ver Hoeven’s leg led to amputation performed by Dr Mammen at the city hospital. the patient is expected to recover.
Dr H J Wright and wife and William Gilmour traveled to LeMars last Wednesday in our autos. They were caught in the rain and left their pair of seats unoccupied as they waited for shelter.
Mrs. Dr. R. P. Wild visits Sioux City while Mrs. Geo Richardson stays in Hallock Minnesota. For quick sales list your property with A M Duus Opera House Block Fort Dodge. Railroad rumors in Illinois Central talk consolidation of divisions and one state superintendent. Farm loans at 5 percent through Struble Struble. St Agnes Guild St George church to entertain at White Theatre June 28 with moving pictures and local specialties admission 10 cents.
Republican Ben McClory came back from Champaign Illinois last week to rest at home. He is taking a course at the University of Illinois and plans to spend the vacation month at home if baseball demands permit. Local chatter and enthusiasts note his return and plans amidst town activity.
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