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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1930
Page
2
John Duster, a respected LeMars business man, died suddenly, leaving Mrs. Henry Foxen and Mrs. Herb Zimmerman of Remsen among the mourners. His death is a severe blow to his family and numerous friends who remember him as a successful and well liked man.
Lyon County officials debate funding Billy Ford’s jail stays as he cycles through 30 day periods at public expense. A notorious patron of the jail, Ford has been housed in Illinois, Sioux Falls, and Lester, returning for fresh troubles while Lyon County questions whether the public purse can continue funding his confinement.
A fragment asks about an approach to confinement by suggesting eleven months in jail annually. The brief hints at a proposed or debated punishment pattern without detailing who proposed it or where the policy would apply.
Surprise marriage of Frank B. Bonney of Akron and Lillian Mae Stevens of Madison D. on Saturday afternoon at the residence of Rev. Geo N. Ruff in LeMars. Bonney, long an Akron resident and early rural mail carrier, will reside with his bride in Akron.
The Anton Wilberding family welcomed the first Remsen visitors by air, John Luckemeyer and his son Aloysius from St. Cloud Minnesota, landing near town at 5:30 PM in a new American Eagle plane with a licensed pilot. Luckemeyer is studying aviation in Minneapolis and recently received the plane as a gift at his majority. The aircraft was moved to the Jim Ludwig farm two miles southeast of Remsen and parked for the remainder of the visit.
West Point's seven most brilliant graduates visit Sioux City on business with Mr Ludwig and Mr Luckemeyer. During the afternoon many friends from the Ludwig Wilberding families called and some joined the pilot for complimentary flights. Notice of Appraisement in Plymouth County Iowa calls for appraisers to value the estate of John Hartter with a July 7 1930 date at LeMars Court House and filings to follow.
A 67 year old Sibley resident Teike T Huisman died by hanging in the men s toilet at the Osceola county fair grounds Sunday afternoon. In poor health, he had been a patient at Sibley hospital. After failing to appear at lunch and supper, Frank Hough led a search toward the fair grounds and found the body. Coroner Frank Reinsch impaneled a jury which ruled death by own action.
Mrs. D. H. Engleman of Waterloo reports severe stomach, bladder and nervous problems improved after seven bottles of Konjola. She says strength returned and digestion improved over seven weeks. She cautions Konjola is not a cure-all but notes its success in stubborn ailments. Sold at Nicolls Pilcher Drug Co in LeMars and by other druggists.
In a playful aside, La Belle Rose of the Nut Club jokes about an all day sucker and the crowd reacts with lighthearted banter. The remark hints at ongoing social gatherings and a relaxed, intimate community mood.
A speaker argues in favor of living without profit on a country place. Visitors urge money making through fishing, crops, or foxes. The dog embodies the place’s hospitality and incompetence. The piece contrasts profit with beauty and purpose, citing Beecher’s pigs to illustrate nonmonetary value. New York is the pigs, profits come there, not at home.
Notice to all interested parties that on the first day of June 1930 the undersigned mediated probate action. The document invites claimants to present their interests and provides steps to file claims with the designated court and executor by a specified deadline.
The District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed PAUL DAHLYSANN as Executor of the estate of John Dahltahn deceased. All creditors must pay to the undersigned and those with claims must present them to the court for allowance. Dated June 14 1930. Roseberry & Roseberry Attorneys for Estate. June 16 23 30 1930.
For 30 years doctors have prescribed Vinci as a tonic of iron calcium and cod liver peptide. Mrs T Johnson says the product calmed nervousness and improved her family’s mood after use. The ad promises sound sleep increased appetite and new life from the first bottle, with Spotts & Post Drugists selling it.
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