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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1925
Page
7
Keith A. Adams and Mrs. Lena Murphy visit. Kathryn Kirsch travels via Sioux City. Farm loans offered. E C Lucke Co. sells spring footwear. New cottages for sale. George Burrill quarter rental. Readers attend parties and funerals. Mystery Road serial debuts in Globe-Post. School attendance notes praised. church repairs planned for summer.
A compilation of classified items lists hog sale attendance, rental offers, room and house rentals, used furniture and farm equipment, hiring notices, and various local business ads. It mentions individuals such as Charlie Berg, F A Utech, Leo Braband, Henry Luttle, Joe Stabell, Miss Delia Roeser, and Mrs. F Champion, along with places like Remsen LeMars and Johnson township. It notes promotions at Groepper hog sale, a dollar day sale, and Groth Motor company ads. It also notes a League of Women Voters meeting and travel by residents to Akron and Rochester Minnesota.
A terse note mentions plans to plant another tree. It also notes a furnished room for rent at 645 red with the figure 18-2, suggesting a house listing or price snippet amid brief notations.
Mixed short notices list sales for animals hay wood for fires and roosters nursing opportunities and lost items. Entries mention Mrs R J Klemme near Plymouth Rock roosters for sale, wells land company South Dakota, and farm notices plus area visits and moving Sieben Bros to a new farm southeast of LeMars.
A terse note warns that for six months any violations will be met with severe penalties if detected, signaling heightened enforcement.
Jorgen Johnson of Remsen Indiana marketed three decks of ewes averaging 105 pounds, selling for 9.65, marking a four cent rise from Chicago quotations. Phillip Lubben and wife celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at home on March 1 with relatives from Hawarden Akron Craig LeMars and near Craig, receiving an electric percolator and a plentiful supper, and well wishes for many more years of happiness.
Miss Anna Ommen and Henry J. Oltmanns wed at 2 30 PM Thursday at H W Ommen home in the city officiated by Rev J J Volimar. The couple, both of local families, will reside on a farm in Washington township March 8 after a wedding supper for relatives.
Consumers Electrical Co announces a food export demonstration in LeMars bringing a rare treat to the town. The event promotes new cooking appliances and electric ranges as a showcase for local consumers.
A future paper ad announces L. R. Kallman, renowned food expert from Westinghouse, will present a gratis electric cooking demonstration at the armory on Tuesday evening March 17. A luncheon is provided and Kallman will discuss operation costs, cleanliness, and construction while guiding attendees through range manufacture with assistant Miss I. G. Kline.
The Orange City Journal laments locals ignore intellectual lectures by Alfred Smaltz and other educational events. It notes a medicine show drew big crowds while a Russian topics talk and a lecturer faced only a small audience, arguing residents prioritize entertainment over educational programs.
A mix of sale notices and local updates. Herman Schultz lists a 7 room house for 6500 dollars near St Josephs church, plus delivery times. Farm and poultry listings advertise eggs and stock from LeMars and Granville. County Attorney Sturgis handles 11 boys aged 10 to 16 caught stealing chickens in a Kingsley court case.
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