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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
3
The coming of surfaced roads is expected to stimulate business in Plymouth County towns, expanding markets for farmers and shifting local commerce away from mail orders. Some firms will gain as traffic grows, while others may lose as trade redistributes. Precincts largely backed the bonds, with detailed official figures forthcoming.
Elgin scene reports multiple locally listed visits. Faulkner and Pech families plus Laughtons travel to Canton for a day at the T. D. Albert home, with Vera Albert visiting. Hawarden and Garretson people are among other callers and visits. A humorous Kansas City Star snippet finishes the column.
A Detroit News reader quips on marriage in a humorous exchange. A thoughtful boy reads the paper and voices a joke about why marrying women might be dangerous, suggesting motives like money, alimony, and life insurance.
The Feast of Corpus Christi was celebrated in St Catherine’s church with a solemn procession led by white dressed girls, banners of society groups, and a canopy carried around the church by four men as Father Rolfes presided and services concluded. Local notices include social visits, livestock shipments to Sioux City, and community events around Remsen.
The pomegranate comes from trees in Syria northern Africa and southern Europe. It averages orange size and holds many red seeds each in a separate cell. The rind contains tannin used in Morocco leather production.
Manitowoc Wisconsin resident Mrs M B Steffens 419 N 10th St says she suffered goitre ten years and found relief with Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment also easing difficult breathing and coughing She will answer letters for more information Sold by Sorbo Company Mechanicsburg PA Locally at Spotts Post Wisconsin drug stores
Farmers and businessmen in the United States face rising local taxes under a flawed system that drives debt and overspend. Tax outlays equal half of savings bank deposits, exceed crop value on 6.5 million farms, and dwarf state and local revenue needs. The wheat crop alone could cover one year of state expenditures if handed to governments, yet U S production outpaces demand while local governments still run deficits. Industrial output remains high, but corporate net income does not match total state and local spending, and even all money in circulation would not cover last year’s bills.
A list of ten historical prompts or trivia lines appears, seemingly from a quiz or study sheet. Items reference discovery in 1000, a Tennessee congressman killed at the Alamo, Woodrow Wilson, the 13th 14th and 15th amendments, ignorance of a word, Grover Cleveland powers, federal versus state parts, confederate secession, Jay treaty speech in 1796, and an expedition to the northwest in 1804 and 1808.
A Chicago announcement reveals Blue Valley Creamery Institute will fund a free educational trip to the National Dairy Show in Memphis October 15 to 22 for Iowa dairy calf club winners. Illinois to West Virginia champions from many states will also attend, with events in the machinery building and tours around Memphis.
A collage of playful brief items. A Massachusetts wife injures her husband with a fork while intending only to straighten bent prongs. Vienna authorities drape Venus for purity. France honors a cheese inventor. A Minneapolis cop is accidentally painted and cautions about whitewashing before elections. An engaging note on aroma and halitosis.
The advancement of radio television is accelerating rapidly and may outpace other areas of radio art. Ordinary motion pictures transmitted by radio are said to have reached a stage comparable with early cinema from twenty years ago, noted by D. L. Baird, the successful young innovator.
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