Administrator's Notice in Plymouth County Probate Court
Notice is hereby given that on June 1 1935 the District Court of Plymouth County Town appointed Bernard Mairrose administrator of the estate of Bernard F L Mahrow deceased All persons indebted must pay and those with claims must present to the court for approval by June 18 1935 Bedell Bedell Attorneys for the estate Published in the Le Marg Globe Post June 20 27 July 4 199%
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District Court of
Plymouth County
Bernard FL Mahrow
Jane
Bernard 1
Mairose
Bedell & Bedell
Futare
le Marg Globe
Post
Animals and Birds Use Injuries Remedies in the Wild
The Montreal Herald notes animals and birds exhibit healing behaviors for wounds. It describes animals licking wounds to stop bleeding with plant-derived fluids and placing leaves on injuries. An anecdote mentions a frog seeking water after a viper bite and recovering.
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Stewartoth
Montreal
VanderWicken's cafe craft spans decades and travels
Mrs. Peter VanderWicken, a Sioux County restaurateur, reflects on 36 years in the trade. Beginning in Havelock, she and her husband ran cafes through Rockwell City Primghar Maurice and Le Mars, then nine years in their current Sioux County cafe. She emphasizes fresh ingredients, strict prep, and sharing recipes as a draw, noting her early hotel years and the couple’s collaborative leadership.
Nine Passenger Car Showcases Space for Milk Cans and Trunk
A vivid claim is proven there is room for five large farm milk cans or a regular steamer trunk inside a nine passenger car. The statement emphasizes practical space as real proof of the vehicle’s capacity.
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Fay
Pewter Utensils Graced Homes of Early England
A fragmented text traces pewter use from its medieval origin through the eighteenth century, detailing transition from woodenware to metal in English homes, the spread from castle halls to kitchens, and its popularity among households and social classes. It notes various pewter items like spoons, cups, tankards, and porringers, with references to collectors and period ads.
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England
Roghind
Sue Colletor
Atcerhean
Upey
London
Britein Held Colorful Ship Christening Rites
A garish ship christening ceremony at Ghaisvayn featured a lieutenant capping the rite with wine and a sacred gesture. A later mishap caused tragedy and disapproval as some crewmen misused the goblet and water, leading to a scandal over theft and impropriety aboard.
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Britein
Enemies of Starlings Anon Plaintive Puzzling Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various birds and beings in a mystery list including starlings, sparrows, a Jay, and other entities. The passage is garbled and includes phrases like wed otis and mira find suet, with references to a Bermuda of the Watton and a rerenter 8170. The overall sense remains obscured.
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Otis
Bermuda
City Founded In 1865 St Augustine History
The fragment references the founding of St Augustine in 1865 by Spaniards and notes varied rules of sovereignty, mentioning past possessions by Spain France and England and later status involving the Confederate side and the United States.
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St. Augustine
United States
Span
France
England
America
Ancient Egyptian Waterworks and Nile Valley Reservoirs
Fragmentary report describes early waterworks in Egypt including Lake Mora and reservoirs dating to before the Christian era. It notes Ahene as large Nile Valley reservoirs and implies widespread ancient references to water supply systems in Ron.
Growth of Rocks Not Biolugtent but Weather Driven
Rocks do not grow in a biological sense. They sometimes appear to enlarge from external matter. They move or erode toward the earth’s surface due to the freezing and thawing of the ground.
Weather Charts Forecast 24 To 48 Hours Ahead
Weather charts indicate forecasted conditions for the next 24 to 48 hours with notes on expected changes. Data suggests Ference in oanaiklog patterns and decor may influence local readings.
London Streets: Romans to Modern Days Efficiency
A British scientist notes London's streets have remained efficient, with drainage and paving occurring only twice in the city’s long history. The first in Roman times and the second in the last century, reflecting infrequent major urban upgrades.
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London
Carnival and gatherings populate Le Mars week
Grant Center reports many attended the Le Mars carnival last week. A funeral for an infant child of Mr and Mrs Carl Weasel a occurred. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Renken welcomed a baby girl born last week, the mother formerly Minnie Ludwig of near Blerable. Nearby, Johnnie Poplen wed in Marcus and a breakfast followed. A dance at Drunsville hall capped the evening. Miss Tillie Siebens of near Brunsville visited Herman Kruse’s home Saturday.
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le Mars
Mra
Carl Weasela
Lawrence Renken
Mra Renken
Minnie Ludwig
Otto Ludwig
Near
Blerable
Marcus
Johnnie Poplen
Drunsville
Tillie Siebens
Brunsville
Herman Kruse
Local Social Notes From Perry Center and Sioux City
Perry Center residents report Gerald Trwin’s recovery from appendicitis in a Sioux City hospital. Leona Kovarna spent Thursday night with Bonnie Brownlee in Sioux City. Oliver and Mrs Bonnes hosted a wedding dinner for Arthur Miller and his Sioux City guest in their home. Mrs Misse Miott attended the Inter-State Farm Women conference in Broux City Wednesday. Wm Flannery and sons of Sioux City visited the Kavarna home Sunday. A crowd attended the wedding dance at Hinton Hall Saturday hosted by John Crawford and Mrs. Crawford. Christine Petersen of Le Marsok visited her mother M Petersen Sunday. Lucille Vondrak left Monday for Ames to attend the state 4 H girls convention as a Perry Pals 4 Her club delegate. Ruth Wiott returned home from teaching in Forest City. Perry Pals 4-H program drew a large crowd Friday with a little over 10 gallons of ice cream sold and a small net. O W Crouch Lloyd Crouch Marilyn Leo Graham and the Swanson home in Sioux City hosted dinner guests Saturday.
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Gerald Trwin
Sioux City
Leona Kovarna
Bonnie Brownlee
Oliver Bonnes
Arthur Miller
Misse Miott
Broux City
Wm. Flannery
Perry Pals
Weatfield visitors and local home projects scene
Struble and party visiting Mrs Martha Mc Dougall and relatives. Bill Banck of Le Mars did interior decorating at the Chase Back home. Leslie Bowen and family went to Le Mars after the death of Mrs Serguaon. Joseph Kiniglja returns from Columbia College to spend the summer with J J Deegan household.
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Ry Ial
Thos. Warren
Rose Shearer
Walter Shearer
Weatfield
Martha McDougall
Bill Banck
le Mara
Chase Baack
Leslie Bowen
le Mars
Serguaon
Joseph Kiniglja
Columbia College
J. J. Deegan
Local summer visits and travel noted in Spencer area
Mids Viola Henrich returns home for summer from Spencer High School. Mary Mueller arrives from Iowa City. Marvin McFarland and Max Bean of Des Moines leave for Lamar Colorado after visiting the John McDougall home. Nellie Edwards returns after eight months in Long Beach California. Evelyn Nicholson and Ronald Becker with Mrs. Wm Vande Steeg of Le Mars and Mr. and Mrs. John Weidenfeller of Merrill travel to the southern Canada lakes for a several week outing. Weasley Chane son of Clifford Noble recovers from pneumonia. John Moran and family of Felsworth Minnesota visit the Nicholson home. Mrs John Toenjes hosts St John’s Lutheran ladies with daughter Pan Kading. Femma Vander Him Roland and daughters Trillis and Euna from Town City spend summer with Matilda Henrich and relatives. Large crowd attends Sunday school picnic at Craig. Rose Flaherty of West Le Mars visits N R Schlesser home. John McDougall drives to Sioux City. N R Schlesser and daughter Hiroseen, and Rose Flaherty and daughter Margaret drive to Spencer. J Paul Dorsey of Circle D ranch Wyoming visits N R Schlesser. J Pins travels to Butterfield Minnesota for funeral of brother-in-law Gregory Umhoefer. Katharine Forkenbrock and son Joe of Granville call on N R Schlesser. Miss Louise Bitelsbacher returns home after visiting sister Mrs Sam Haudenschild near Brunaville. Con O’Hara returns from winter travels in western states to John Schlesser home. Miss Alice Mendelkow and three young teachers from (missing text) .
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Mids
Viola Henrich
Spencer
Mary
Emil Mueller
Iowa City
Marvin McFarland
Max Bean
Deg Moines
John McDougall
Lamar
Colo
Nellie Edwards
Long Beach
Calif
Misa Evelyn Nicholson
Ronald Becker
Wm. Vande Steeg
le Mars
John Weidenfeller
Merrill
Lakes
Canada
Weasley Chane
Clifford Noble
John Moran
Felsworth
Minn
Wm. Nicholson
John Toenjes
St. John's
Craig
Rose Flaherty
Weat le Mars
N. R
J. Paul Dorsey
Circle Dranch
Wyoming
N. R. Schlesser
J. A. Pins
Butterfield
Gregory Umhoefer
Katharine Forkenbrock
Joe
Granvile
Louise E Bitelspac
Bronx City Party Heads to California Vacation
Bronx City party left Monday for a summer trip to California points of interest. Lloyd Garding rode as driver. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Carl Wilde and now Donald, Mr and Mrs Roy Dobbert, Mr and Mrs Minert Dobbert, Mr and Mrs Leland Dobbert and Clarence Dobbert. They attended their grandmother's funeral in Le Mars on Tuesday. Henry Schlesser and family visited Hospers Sunday at the NL Youngers home. Donald Nicholson traveled to Marcus Saturday to spend the weekend with his wife and Fanny.
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Bronx City
California
Lloyd Garding
Mra
Carl Wilde
Donald
Roy Dobbert
Minert Dobbert
Leland Dobbert
Clarence Dobbert
le Mars
Mia
Henry Schlesser
Hospers
Birthday greetings and anniversaries in Grant area
Grant Mrs John Hartman and son Raymond observed birthdays in the same week with a Sunday reception attended by numerous Le Mars and Craig guests. Families named Frerichs Dirks Slehels Bruns Croon Bra bander and others. horseshoes and lunch marked the afternoon. The 60th anniversary of St John’s Lutheran church near Ireton was celebrated by Grante residents. An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Carla Wessels was laid to rest in the Lutheran cemetery. Grandmother Albers celebrated her 94th birthday with health good and living in Charles J Albers’ home. Sympathy extended to the bereaved. Alvin Grosenheider aiding with field work. Sunday school picnic at Craig Lutheran Church grove near Craig with Grant attendees.
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John Hartman
Raymond
George Frerichs
le Mars
Ed Frerichs
Emil Frerichs
Johnson Frerichs
Henry Slehels
Louis Bruns
Elmer
Martin Croon
Grandma Dirks
Lyle Galland
Craig
John’ S Brabander
Folkert Frerichs
Wallace
Horseshoe
Hartman
Grante
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ireton
Carla Wessels
Alvin Grosenheider
John Hauachild
Craig Lutheran Church
Charles Plueger
Grant
Grandma Albers
Charles J. Albers
Birthday greetings by neighbors for a nonagenarian
A community marked a 93rd birthday with many friends and neighbors visiting. Grandma Klethauer enjoyed good health and the steady stream of visitors during her midweek celebration.
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Grandma Klethauer
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