Bonding the state to pave would raise railroad rates in Iowa
A Iowa farmer argues against state bonding for paved roads to rival railways. The piece claims truck costs would exceed rail costs by more than twenty times and warns that Esch Cummins law would force high freight charges. It criticizes Holden and highway commission autocracy and urges scrutiny of legislative votes on changing two thirds confirmation rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Charles R. Keyes
Omaha Daily News
Lincoln Highway
Highway Commission
Iowa Senate
Hammill
Bos Holden
Holden
Ers
Election Proclamation Notice for LeMars City Election
The city of LeMars Iowa will hold a regular city election on Monday March 30 1925 for a mayor council members city treasurer assessor park commissioner and other officials. Polls run 8am to 7pm with ward polling places listed and names of election judges and clerks. Dated March 2 1926 and signed by Mayor Wallace Winslow and City Clerk S M Kale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Court House
Gald Crty
Third Ward
John Lanners
W. S. Freeman
T. J. Butter
Jennie Levina
Marjorie Johnson
W. (. Marene
W. H. Boyd
W. O H. Almimeriman
Louise Wiltgen
Lila Huebseh
George Rentschler
T. A. Bray
J. B. Kelley
Edna,Kass
Isabel Robbing
Wallace Winslow
Legal Blanks for Sale at The Globe Post
Public notice announces sale of legal blanks by The Globe Post. Includes instructions for bidders, bid deadline, and contact details for submission. Attorney general or clerk listed as authority overseeing the sale. Bidders advised to review terms before participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Globe Post
Notice of divorce case in Plymouth county court
In Plymouth county district court Madge Fox sues Harry G. Fox seeking divorce for desertion dating to September 1919. Defendant warned to appear by the March term starting March 30 1925 or default will be entered. Attorneys Keenan and Murray. Published in The LeMars Globe-Post Feb 16 23 and Mar 2 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Plymouth County
Madge Fox
Harry G. Fox
Harry F. Fox
District Court
LeMars
Keenan & Murray
Wlemars Globe- Post
Plymouth county board orders removal of billboards by April 15 1925
The Plymouth county board of supervisors passes a resolution requiring all billboards and advertising signs within county or primary road boundaries to be removed by April 15 1925. If left after that date county employees will remove them. The auditor is directed to publish the action in two newspapers by April 5 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Fortieth
Extra General Assembly
Board of Supervisors
Plymouth County
LeMars Sentinel
le Mars Choice Post
Remsen Hell Enterprise
Seney M E Church celebrated 50 years of service and leadership
The Seney M E Church marked its 50th anniversary noting 30 pastors and average tenure under two years. Leaders C W Reeves and R A Hawkins rallied pledges for church debt while Mrs Do Reeves headed the Ladies Aid. The congregation owns land including parsonage, church, recreation hall, barns, and worship building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seney
J. B. Trimble
Ch. Po
Evervensa
C. W. Reeves
Ald
Kingdom of God
R. A. Hawkins
LeMars
Seney Church
Hawkins
Ladies’ Aid Society
Do. W. Reeves
Seney M. E
Seney’ M. E
Skaggs
Wood
Watson
Wallace
Empey
Ladies’ Aid
Reeves and Lancaster
Holland
Edwin and
William Lancaster
Arthur
sid”-Robert" Reeves
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Plymouth Printing CO
John Starzl
M. B
S. M. Kale
Third Avenue
S. E
Hoover
Majestic
Polar
Birdseye
V. J. Martin
G. E Eilers
Nick Holster
Father Flanagan
Barnum
Federal Census Bureau
Hartley
Correctionville
Whiting
Ute
Schleswig
Onawa
Lemars Water & Light Co
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