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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1903
Page
2
The Ward breeding farm northwest of LeMars advertises a two day sale of 100 head of thoroughbred cattle June 25 and 26. The notice emphasizes buying at your own price to boost Plymouth County stock and notes the event as a major local opportunity.
An old advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy for rheumatism neuralgia and related agony. It cites testimonials including Margaret Bethel of Brainerd Minnesota who describes thirty years of severe neuralgia and rheumatism ending after using the product and claims renewed energy and life. The piece portrays the compound as Heaven directed and life extending.
Special correspondence reports on Mrs D Snyder visiting Morningside and others traveling to Sioux City. Local residents attend an excursion to Duluth while ball grounds east of town host a game between Whiskey Slough and Clinton with Clinton winning. Community notes include church program success, school activities, and several visits and stays in nearby towns.
Mrs Pierce Bechtle entertained many ladies on Thursday afternoon in LeMars as a tribute to Mrs Scott of St Paul visiting with her sister Mrs William Shearon. The event featured a profusion of flowers and a four course luncheon after a pleasant social hour.
Ladies and children are invited to try Little Marly Risers praised for a gentle effect. Readers from W. F. Blowell and DeWitt’s endorse the laxative for constipation and headaches, while a social afternoon at Miss Maude Lewis’s College Park home features a class of 1902 reunion with a luncheon.
The piece claims constant motion endangers kidneys and promotes Loley's Kidney Cure as a remedy. It cites Cleo I. Thansan and locomotive engineer Rowland Junes from Lima Ohio praising the cure after engine vibration caused kidney trouble.
Miss Hazel Love entertained about forty little girls Tuesday evening at her Yorbes avenue home. Lanterns lit the lawn, games outdoors then indoors due to rain, with music and refreshments. The cake contest crowned Lottie Gebhart the winner, assisted by Mrs Love's sister and friends.
Special and regular Globe-Post correspondents describe a busy week with buggy shed construction by John M Renken and John Mdzards, births of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Ernest Marineu, and Miss Margaret Sullivan closing a spring term for a three month vacation. They note painting at C L Elsen's store, land purchases near Winnipeg by G I Johnson and Gerhard Johnson, barn painting by T J Mammen, new residences, shingling and reshingling work, and visits by locals to Struble, Sioux City, and Canada. Continuous community news covers land deals, excursions, and farm improvements.
Robert Hodgson visited Anthony Alderson and family last week. Mary Campbell spoke with H N Newell, secretary of the school board, Monday evening. A large crowd attended Wallace's LeMars show on Monday. Miss Mary Strogse lost her telescope en route to LeMars Saturday. Melvin and Mina Newell were guests at J R Thompson's home last week. Sub-district 7 term of school noted. M S Detman and daughter called on Mrs J R Thompson on Monday. Miss Mabel Crippen returned to Merrill Monday after a two week stay. Edythe Hawke spent Sunday with the Werth family and attended the camp meeting. The New Century Yost and ball bearing Dersmores praised as good types writers. Obas Berg, Gen Agent teblaswtt.
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