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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1931
Page
2
John Starzl and R. F. Starzl are listed as publisher and editor respectively. The note records second class mail status at LeMars Iowa under the act of March 3 1879.
In a trapshoot event Carl J. Thacker of Sioux City was runner up with 142 of 180. Lang Merrill won handicap with 49 of 50, Lang and Taylor tied for third with 45, while J. W. Lundell Storm Lake won the 25 pair double event with 44 of 60. Next shoots are July 19 and August 16, state sheet shoot August 29-30. visitors urged to bring a gun and join.
An OCR fragment lists annual rates with advance payment totaling $2.00 and other terms at $2.60 per year, plus a foreign rate of 8.26. The text is incomplete but indicates tiered pricing by destination and payment timing.
The Globe-Post extends credit to subscribers unable to pay in advance and receive a discount with full payment to follow. The label date shows account status. Subscriptions may be discontinued by refusing delivery. No free subscriptions are allowed, and publisher-delivered credit subs are paid at the regular rate.
A fragment from a historical column blends biblical manna with modern politics. It loosely references Moses, forty days, and miraculous sustenance while critiquing Herbert Hoover era hopes for a Republican comeback and mass production fixes to economic slump. The text juxtaposes ancient hunger with contemporary political longing.
The piece argues Germany cannot pay its postwar debt and blames the tarff robbery by Republicans for stifling trade. It claims the robber tariff cushions campaign contributors like United States Steel and aluminum, and accuses Hoover of avoiding tariff reform to preserve party funding.
France advances two secret superplanes designed to carry airmen nearly halfway around the world aiming to break the world distance record. The project, built in secrecy at Breguet and Bleriot plants, costs 2,000,000 francs and targets Paris to Tokyo in a single night flight.
The Omaha World Herald reviews President Hoover's Indianapolis address, arguing his 1928 Prosperity pitch and GOP magic failed. It contrasts 1928 optimism with 1931 realism, noting tariffs, the farm board, and laboring Americans must self-help rather than rely on government magic.
Fragmentary note cites Hone on art as a task of thought over action. It discusses the struggle of mind rather than external conflict, emphasizing internal artistic inquiry over outward events.
A compact note from the Woman’s Howie Companion argues that steady public conduct prefers vague wording so different audiences interpret meanings in their own way, allowing a level of deception to keep political discourse peaceful.
Oysters are edible year round but months without an r cover spawning or post spawning recovery, when quality and flavor drop. Some states ban harvesting during spawning to conserve supply.
A scenic motor journey from Llandudno through Conway Deganwy to Trefriw Llanrwst Bettws-y-coed and onward along the plyhead road past Swallow Falls Capel Curig to the gorge of Nant Ffrancon. The drive rivals Capri in fame and offers more variety than the Amalfi coast.
An 85c bottle lasts four weeks and promises to purify blood, aid kidneys and bowels, and melt fat. Take a half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast to feel years younger with better energy, clear skin, and a superb figure. Hartford and Ohio women praise its results. money back if it fails.
A three day program at the RKO Orpheum Theatre stars Morgan & Stone with Stringling Along banjo acts and Noisy Neighbors on stage. Dick Henderson in He's Funny and He Sings headlines comedy while Up for Murder stars Lew Ayres and Genevieve Tobin in the feature.
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