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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1905

Page

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Plymouth County Aid Recipients and Institute Enrollment

A list of individuals receiving aid in Plymouth County Iowa since January 1, 1905 across districts plus names. It includes the First District recipients such as O Schmeiden, Mrs. Mary Vanzwo o l, Mrs. McCoy, Miss C. Mimnaugh, and others. Second and Third District entries. Fourth and Fifth District names. and the Normal Institute attendance at Denver School House with about 150 teachers enrolled, listing Division A and B instructors and many names.

Plymouth County Iowa Denver

Chicago Live Stock Market 1905 cattle hog prices steady

Chicago June 22 1905 midweek cattle receipts kept prices steady with some choice grades rising per Rappal Bros & Co to the Globe Post Hog values mixed with a large run 38 000 head and a swing in hog demand noted by buyers aiming for steady or higher prices amid ample packer supply and improving quality across the market Local hospital donations and a city police report round out a busy LeMars period with social and travel notices and a hospital notes list of benefactors and items donated

Chicago Rappal Bros. & Co Globe Post Tve Lea Lappal Bros. & Go Ruppal Bros

Prosperous Year for Ledlar Creamery Thrives Despite Trust Efforts

Ledlar Creamery, serving nearly 200 patrons, churns about 1,000 pounds of butter daily and even operates Sundays to meet demand. The plant faces aggressive competition from the so called creamery trust while farmers learn outside promises are false and prefer Le Mars Farmers Creamery for honest weights tests and fair market value.

Ledlars Creamery Creamery Trust LeMars

Longs Grocery Promotes Fresh Canning Fruits

Longs Grocery Store highlights cherries blackberries raspberries strawberries pineapple for canning with Rocky Ford cantaloupe advertised. June 24 28.

Rocky Ford

Iowa State Fair premium list grows to over forty thousand

The Iowa State Department of Agriculture prepares for the fifty first state fair in Des Moines from August 25 to 1 September. Premiums total over forty thousand dollars across livestock agriculture manufactured products and all state industries with a 152 page booklet detailing prizes rules and fair information. Changes to sheep exhibit classifications include extra premiums for Shropshires and Oxford Down owned in Iowa and new separate classes for Cestey Lincoln breeds.

Iowa State Department of Agriculture Iowa Des Moines Iowa State College Oxford

Belfrage Couple Returns Home From LeMars Visit

Captain and Mrs Belfrage drive back to their home at Sargent Bluffs on Friday after a ten day visit in LeMars with Mrs Belfrage s sister Mrs D P Moore.

LeMars Organist Allen Bogen Delights Recital Audience

Allen W Bogen a LeMars native presented an organ recital Tuesday evening at the Methodist church. The program featured works from esteemed composers and drew warm appreciation from local musical circles. Bogen recently studied in Chicago under Harrison Wilde and will return next week to continue studies.

Allen W. Bogen Vno the Methodist Church LeMars Bogen Chicago Harrison Wilde Grace Episcopal Church

LeMars Fest Promises Entertainment Despite Lively Plan

LeMars offers a day of diversions with three brisk ball games at Main Street park edges and town contingencies. Traveling men will perform entertaining races and contests, while dances and fireworks are set at the Elks club and park. Sunday sermons address A Forgotten Dream and Best and Worst Mano in LeMars with weather hopes rising after recent rain. Supervisor M. Kiss visited Merrill on board business.

LeMars Main Street Buere Elks Club City Park

Citizens Favor Carnival After Meeting in LeMars

A Wednesday evening meeting at the mayor's office, presided by H. J. Linden, showed almost unanimous support for a LeMars carnival this year. Secretary Louden Slager reported last year's carnival had a $147.49 surplus. About sixty people attended. roughly thirty five favored holding the carnival, with twenty abstaining. A committee of J. I. Blelstein, Nic Wester, and O. G. Berer was appointed to canvass business men, especially last year’s contributors, and report at the adjourned meeting next Monday evening.

LeMars H. J. Linden Carnival Association Loudenslager Carnival Treasury J. I., Eblelstein Nic Wester O. G. Beroer Deskeld

Accident injures Mrs Utesch and daughter by buggy fall

Friday evening near Sixth and Howard streets Mrs Frank Utesch and her about fourteen year old daughter were badly hurt when their buggy was jolted by a frightened team. Scott Ewers driving an auto stopped but could not avert the crash. Mrs Utesch was frightened and bruised. her daughter escaped with minor injuries. Dr Brick attended and both later returned home. No damage to horses or vehicle.

Hrank Ueouison Bennison Bros Chicago Burg Amy Ura Uwe Mr. Bennison Mr. Beanison Atic Beanison Mr. Bengison Frank Utesch Sixth Howard Streets Decormins Scott Ewers Ewers

LeMars Baseball Team Wins Cherokees and Storm Lake

LeMars played well this week winning a tight Tuesday game at Cherokee 4 to 3 aided by strong defense from Smith in center field and errorless play. O keefe pitched well for Cherokee, while LeMars benefited from costly errors by Cherokee. LeMars then beat Storm Lake 3 to 0 on Wednesday and lost a close 4 to 3 home game Thursday at Cherokee. Umpire Russell officiated.

LeMars Cherokee O'Keefe Smith O'Kefe Lawkins Laas Metcalf Russell Storm Lake

Guilt in Petit Larceny Over Mill Can Case

In Justice A A Alline's court on Thursday August Ubtesca was found guilty of petit larceny for stealing a mill can from Chris Kraumerere. The defendant was fined $20 and costs. The case, tried about two weeks earlier, was taken under advisement until June 223. Zink and Roseberry represented Ucesch, who appealed to the district court. the likely hearing is at the October term. County Attorney Struble handled state interests.

A. A. Alline Ubtesca Chris Kraumerere Petit Darceny Squire Alline Ucesch Zink & Roseberry Struble

Formal Opening of LeMars City Hospital

Formal opening of the LeMars hospital will be held Wednesday June 28 with visiting hours 9 p m to 12 m, 2 to 5 p m, and 7 to 9 p m. All are invited to inspect the building and donations of any kind will be gladly accepted during the day.

City Hospital LeMars Hospital

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County Aid Fund O. Schmeiden Mary Vanzwool M. Orban Jes$en Ney McCoy John Billings Johnson Wwe Greenen Fritz David Stevenson Kegley Reynolds Morgan Jones Fred Williams Fiflic Harkness Sharp Carl Jultz Co Ecco Simpson Batchler Beulah Briggs Clara Furchner Annie Chapman Bridget Madden Kate LaRue Margaret McCoy Ida Lamberty Na Burke Maggie Grebner Nettie Heald Daisy Smith Mary Harnack Mable Pinney D Lulu Brown Wisie Butterworth Marie Stecker Maude Sutherland Gace King Tiste Sydenstricker Chas. D Davis Nettie McVoy Irman, Miller Frances Arthor Elsie Anerling Mary Ir. Llayden Emma Messelheiser Edith Harrington Pearl Morse Beatrice Douglas Kathryn’ Cowan Malzie Tracy Edna ‘Whisson Alvina Bilis Lizzie Whisson Mable Sivan Ada M. Givens Ethe Mitchell Lillie J. Menchin Sadie Steely Bessie J. Gilmon Bessie Collins Clara Dampsey Viola McCoy Alice Philips Clara Wenner Mamie Pierce Orpha Pollock Anna Kidd Iva Neville Laura Keiber Sete Eeere Jennie M. Day Margaret H. Shean Lizzie Ganno Florence Manz Agnes B. Lyha Anna Trout Sylvia Pierce Fannie van Dyke Edith Barber Ethel Thompson Alice Levins Orpha Cool Mamie Foulds Pearl McDougall Nora Roby Nora Gooch Alice Demaray Beulak Schroete Rose Wenner Bessie Bray Libbie i. Urwin Mae Mordoff H. W.,blakeway Leoneline Elliot Cella A Munny Nellie Teager Luella Keniston Janet Hardie Margaret Jouns Grace J. Barrett Mary Campbell Emma Delier Anna Flinspeter Lulu Kramer Mary Carel Lucille Randall Mary A. Lonley Mina Newell Augusta Lillie Mary Hennessey Bessie Levins Anna Sudtelyte Katie Robertson Mable Mberly Sadie Gaynor Leila Huckseb Hattie Dunn Kate McManaman Clara. Wendt Agnes Cavanaugh Helen OC. Stowell Edyth Heinis M. Vandermeer Marie Hendricksen Dasie Teaver Cora M. Crouch Mabel Forbes Othilda Nemmers Margaret Michhorn Bessie Young Bertha Oblendorf Made Russell Frances Fleismann Margaret Kennedy Georgia, Brown Rosa Doolin Ida Nitzschke Agnes Geary Cleveland Murray Arthur Lilly Catt Lug Columon Tios Beely & Wiss_il Nicholas Wiltgen J., Ugleken Mis Bi. Koehler Mystig Tailers G. Arnold Smith Joseph Sauipson Wes W. Pes Vieli Mrs. W. Coord Miiss Suguia Kueuler Duzeo Wnd Georges Wiiicuell Olutie van Nimweyou Pearl Slitvaell iLcury Kundert Idbtvabion Aroy A.B. Cinder Wiss Wlarie Uulord Jlfs Pauluvie Mes D. W. Vularke Ylrs Boyle Fis Bode Lpair Vresoyberiao Church Towers Congregational A. J. Adw Misud Duwers Sau Atue Ways Fur Children’s LeMiurs Chapter O. HW Hirst Frank J. Smith North Dakota George Rink M. A. Moore Omaha Busness J.B. Keele Kloux City Clira Jackson Wa. Carel Sioux City Ab “Liutsudy Art Pemberton Spirit Lake Lou Vaerling Annie Bergsma Carmell Ben Karlow Kdiss Jennie Bechtle Wibu Anna Sander Wisiu Dt Ber Waverly J.T. Wort Waterloo J. B. Hubton Wit Siux City M. A. Bancroft The Hintun Adrlph Duerke Kurt Dodge Starker Ida Urove le Dacs N. G&. Deaper Starry Draper P. J. van Donsslaar Hull Lewars Juan and Walter Mohan Shursday Urriner Ven J. OC. Modan PB. H. Diehl G. A. SdoMans C. D. Bexerman Rockwell City LeMara Ilun Scorable Howardty Lhursday Lid Sebblers Richard Gukite Wayne, Neb Visib Ledhars A.C. Demaray Freton Methodist Church Jessie Scots Isabel Cramer Daniel Oush Monroe Robert Jamieson Hazel Charlotte Dryden Council Blairs le- Mars Clara Lste Wernli Milwaukee Lownsend Massy Lda Blanche ‘Townsend Jane Graham G. W. Borsythe Aniah Niebsl A. W. Costing the Dalles Oregon Walter Davis Sewars Henry Letslnper America Township Jas. VanderHeide Platt S.D F. A. Post Lake Okoboji W. F.mills Sanborn Evelyn Mills J. W. Love Adam Kundert, Jr Choise Idlewild Buffalo Red Cross Felix J. Schaul Gaynor & Black Co Main St News Depot Bugs Spotts & Post Paris London Sports & Post Long’s Grocery Store Brueher Remsen Bee Star Livery Barn North Main St C. L. Pinney Muntele Congregational Church M. Kiss Merrill Citizens’ Meeting Thiurstiay Utesch the Sellars Savings Bank Fred Becker Pres M. J. Delahunt Buv'rer
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