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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
4
Prohibition officers report forged liquor prescriptions as city druggists note most prescriptions come from known physicians. The new blanks obscure the word prohibition, and many doctors issue the maximum 100 pints in 90 days. Koenig’s drug store advertises fresh buttermilk.
Three detectives shadow a French thief. after losing him they spot a restaurant sign in French. Their banter about reading and followability ends with them entering to search, only to conclude the culprit cannot read and thus did not stop, evading capture.
The estate of the late Nick Feller will settle and put the house and three lots in Oyens up for sale. Interested parties may view the undersigned. Terms per convenience. Peter Feller. Publication dates June 15 22 29 July 6 18 20 27 Aug 8.
Charles Tanck made a business trip to Howard South Dakota last week. The Henkelg family and son drove to Lake Okoboji for a week’s outing. Alma Reelis of Rivena South Dakota visits sister Mrs Emil Man delicow. Mrs G W Dunn and daughter Fern of Whiting visit Mrs Dunn’s mother Mary Alberts and relatives. Will Schwier visited Sioux City. Mrs John Schumann of LeMars stayed with daughter Mrs Frank Dobbert. Henry Alberts family drove to Royal Nebraska to see Will Null and Peter Brauer homes. Mabel Crippen left for two weeks with her mother in Omaha. Mrs Henry Hastert of LeMars visited John Schlesser. Albert Null family visited Beresford. son Russell returned home with them. John Hamer family of Randolph Nebraska and mur Hamer family of Primghar visited Hamer home. Mrav Rahif returned from Illinois. Black hogs on Sioux City market: Charles Baack, Alex McDougall, John Poplen, Will Selder. Stereoptical lecture postponed two weeks due to electric Hecht machinery breakdown. Town without electricity for a few days. Miss Elsen of Chicago visiting John Rodenbuhr Jr. Mrs Herbert Groeper and baby plan extended visit with relatives in Lincoln Nebraska. A very beneficial rain fell on Sunday.
The local farmers bureau held a Monday evening meeting with a social and business session. A male quartet performed and a saxophone solo accompanied the program. The ship subsidy bill was discussed and voted on before adjournment. Coffee cake and sandwiches were provided by the ladies during the social visit.
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