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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1925

Page

5

Grain Market Review Shows Good European Prospects

The U S Department of Agriculture weekly grain market review reports good European crop prospects and strong cash offerings by mills while export demand remains soft. Canadian and U S conditions improve for winter wheat with harvest underway in several states, while futures and cash prices fluctuate across wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and flax markets reflecting uneven regional conditions.

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Real Fire Eaters Left in Merrill Letter Debate

A letter from Merrill, Indiana, criticizes anonymous, unsigned correspondents as cowards and blackmailers. The writer defends signing letters and asserts presence in Merrill to stay, challenging others who claim credit for local projects and railroad plans.

Coolidge Opposes Expanding Federal Road Aid

President Coolidge argues federal funding for public improvements intrudes on state authority. He warns that national doles threaten dual sovereignty, risking economic injustice and political subordination while supporting national highways only with careful limits. He urges states to lead highway policy despite federal help.

Seea Danger Iowa Homestead Coolidge Congress

Plan for July 4 National Defense Day Observances

Maj. Gen. G. B. Duncan coordinates with state and civic leaders to plan patriotic Muster day activities on July 4 across the Seventh corps area. Plans emphasize demonstrations of the army, civil participation, and voluntary muster missions with detailed local arrangements for assembly, inspection, and readiness checks.

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Union Presbyterian Church Sunday schedule announced

The Union Presbyterian Church lists Sunday school at 10, preaching and communion at 11, baptismal service afterward, no evening service due to LeMars chautauqua, and a Wednesday prayer meeting led by Pastor W. E. Smith. St John’s Lutheran Church offers 10:30 am German-language service, 9:30 am Sunday school, and notes Luther Leagues meeting in Manson Iowa June 30 and July 1 with pastor J J Vollmar requesting member counts.

Union Presbyterian Church LeMars W. E. Smith St. John’s Lutheran Church Luther Leagues of Iowa Ohio Synod Manson St. John’s J. J. Vollmar

First Presbyterian Church Notices for June 28

Sunday school runs 10 a m with morning worship at 11. Sacramental service and reception of members to follow. No evening service due to chautauqua. Session meets at 10 45 a m for those seeking church membership. July and August union evening services in parks citywide. Closing program for daily vacation Bible school Thursday night 8 o clock June 25.

Daily Vacation Bible School

Community Guests and Local Visits in Sene y

SENEY special correspondence reports greetings from Sioux City visitors Mrs R G Harvey and Roy Sigmond spending time with local families including the Kaisers Darville and Eckert households. Daisy North Dakota teacher Constance Chapman returned home via car. J F March and son George Akron party paused at March home en route from the lakes as Jessie Kennedy and Erlynne joined them. Rev S I Wallace baptized many children Sunday morning.

R. G. Harvey Sioux City John Evan Ansatine Iowa City Roy Sigmond S. J. Wallace Wesley Greene Berben Kaiser Leslie Darville Constance Chapman Daisy N .D Ralph Obermier le Mars Charles Ewin W. EB Heinrich Pauline Marjorie Riter Ireton Sam Lang LeMars Isabelle Mills J. Ff. March George Akron March Lakes Jessie Kennedy Erlynne

Local visitors and visits noted in Sloex City region

The report lists Sloex City visitors Frank Becker M J Lancaster R A Hawkins and C W Reeves on Wednesday. It notes Mrs S Haviland and Mr Mrs John Osborne hosted relatives of Kunath family, and Rev S J Wallace family left for Minnesota for ill relative. Farm Bureau plans meeting June 25. other locals visit Sioux City and LeMars, with several travel and hosting notes through the week.

Theodore Love LeMars Farm Bureau Boss Bros Sioux City John Lancaster Harkness John Holster Mary Bowen Edward Rees Tacoma Wash John Lancaster, Jr C. W. Reeves Ina Lancaster Myrtle Reeves Holiness Charles Darville Gayville S. D Roy McArthur Gerben Kaiser Henry Darville Cole St. Paul Ernest Cliff Leeds

Liberty Center and area notes on visits and events

Liberty Center reports Albert Burkett on a short Ames school break, Dorothy Griffin returning from Little Rock Iowa, Lola Trometer returning from Sioux City visit, and Douglas Bogenrief at Morningside College with family weekend. Mr and Mrs Herman Kaelke of LeMars visited the Eberhard home. Fourteen sewing club members attended a rally at LeMars and Elda Brouillette of Liberty township was elected secretary treasurer with Carl Eberhard visiting from Sioux City.

Albert Burkett Ames Dorothy Griffin Little Rock Leona Crowley Lola Trometer Sioux City Douglas Bogenrief Morningside College Herman Kaelke LeMars C. D

Local social notes from Lincoln township and nearby towns

Miss Loretta Sitzmanin of Lincoln township sewn for Mrs. Moran this week while Frank Moran visits Dakota relatives. Numerous visits arrivals and farewells mark social activity including a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris of Ireton bound for Omaha. Wedding banns announced for Winifred Doherty and Kollman with June wedding planned. Birth announced for Henry Hamer’s son.

Loretta Sitzmanin Lincoln Township P. J. Moran Frank Moran Dakota McDonald Moran Verne Keough Maurice Keough John Mandelkow Ellsworth Minn Margaret McDonald Rock Valley Pete Cronin LeMars Cronin Charles City Ray Chenhall Frank Morris Ireton Omaha Ed Durband Sioux City T. J. Henkels T. J. Homan Alton Mr. Hormier Aberdeen S. D Thureday Craig Leachlake Walker George Lang Lois Carnes Mil Lang Winifred Doherty Kollman Mt. Ayr John Schlesser Henry Hamer

Local notes from Lewiston and surrounding towns

Local item roundup reports Mrs Edith Wilde Hamer formerly of Lewiston and Mr George Pritchett returning from Ravinia S D Mrs Bauerly of LeMars visited relatives in Lewiston Mrs Margaret Frerichs stayed with the Reelfs in Ravinia O D Mielke of New Ulm Minn and relatives in Ravinia on a wedding trip Mr Emil Mandelkow and family attended the 20th wedding anniversary of the Reelis in Ravinia Others include housework help, employment in Cherokee and a party to River Sioux A St Josephs parish farewell for Father Thoenissen and related moves, plus various visits illnesses and travel among area residents

Lewiston Mont Hamer Edith Wilde George Pritchett Ravinia Bauerly LeMars Henry Heeren Margaret Frerichs George Reelfs Mielke New Ulm Minn Robert Buckley Cherokee Otto Oltmann George Baack Emil Klave Fern Brunsville River Sioux Frank Long South Dakota Fred Pech J Nellia Edwards John Hamilton Merrill Lamb John Keough N. R. Schlesser Dalton St. Joseph's Parish Father Theenissen Thoenissen Tharedar Horgers Jehu Nava Sheworth Mandar Kreuther New Ami Bmlem Weormate

Jazz horn promises easy jazz with no skill required

A description of the Swanee jazzstone, an England introduced instrument shaped with two bells that imitates muted trombone or trumpet tones. It requires no formal training or printed music, letting unskilled performers join in with other instruments easily. The article juxtaposes this with fire insurance efforts and population data, noting vast projected losses, investigative squads, and demographic trends.

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