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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
2
Plymouth Printing Co John Starzl proprietor entered as second class matter at the post office LeMars Iowa under the act of March 3 1879 subscription rates if paid in advance per year otherwise per year to foreign countries
If you feel tired after eating it is often a sign of gas and undigested matter in your stomach or bowels. Simple buckthorn bark magnesium sulph c p glycerine etc as mixed in Adiertica helps any case gas on the stomach. The quick action will surprise you Adherika is wonderful for constipation it often works in one hour and never gripes. Frank B Deuel druggist.
Brigadier General William Mitchell, deputy air chief, faces removal after publicly criticizing American air defense and bypassing military channels. The uproar highlights a shift in how air power is valued versus battleships, with critics now aligning to his anti-initiative stance.
James F. Abel of the Department of the Interior notes pupil transport at public expense raises questions of public vs parental responsibility. Across states and D C, 1921-22 saw 446,226 children transported at $14,536,368, averaging $32.55 per pupil, with costs ranging from $9.36 to $73.15 per pupil in Maryland.
Mrs. Ray Edmonds and other hosts preside at Friday and Thursday events for the Friday Evening club and visiting guests Mrs. Fred Gazel and Mrs. John Bowen. Luncheons follow auction bridge while N. J. club and Fortnightly club meet for card games. Guilds, committees, and auxiliary groups hold meetings with social hours and refreshments.
A look inside Buick laboratories reveals four divisions chemical physical metallurgical and electrical where every material and component is rigorously tested. Analysts verify material quality simulate service stresses and photograph electrical currents to ensure reliability across speeds and mileage.
The Castalia and Linger Longer clubs hosted gatherings with hostesses and menus. Officers were elected for C. D. P. E. O. chapter with R J M Long as president and others named. M A A N club members enjoyed needlework and a luncheon after the meeting.
Testing departments monitor factory work to ensure operations align with specifications. They coordinate engineering and manufacturing efforts to assure economy and efficiency in Buick cars, a degree unattainable by other means.
The district court of Plymouth county Iowa appointed F A Kunkel as executor of Christina Kunkel deceased on February 24 1925. Debts should be paid to the executor and claims presented to the court for allowance. Published in The LeMars Globe on February 26 and March 5 and 12 1925.
Probate notice to Patrick J Boyle Isabella Boyle John E Boyle and Charles F Boyle heirs at law of Mrs Alice Boyle deceased Plymouth County Iowa lists February 16 1925 filing of will and March 18 1925 final proof hearing date with clerk J A Sickler and notice published in The LeMars Globe Post on February 19 26 and March 5 1925.
W. F. Remer announces plans to open an oil station tied to his coal office. The venture will sell Skelly gasoline and lubricating oils at the new site.
Sealed bids for 7000 feet of dimension lumber 30 tons of bituminous coal printing stationery and reports and for general cement work including sidewalks crossings curbs gutters gutters arches gutters slabs and street and highway culverts must be received by the LeMars city council by 8 p m April 6 1925. Bids must include a $100 certified check and comply with city specifications and law. The city reserves the right to reject all bids. S. M. Kalb City Clerk. Post dates March 5 12 and 19 1925.
Notice to voters invites men and women of the Democratic party and all citizens to caucus on Friday March 13 1925 at 8 pm to nominate ward aldermen and delegates to the city convention on Saturday March 14 at 8 pm at city hall. The convention will nominate mayor city treasurer city assessor two aldermen at large and two park commissioners. Ward caucuses list locations and delegate counts. Women voters are specially invited to participate. Signed by ward committeemen A M Bulls George Striegel John Starrt dated March 5 1925.
A subscriber contributed conundrums including a railroad track that spans Milwaukee to New York without moving, and a joke about Misfortune as a Miss no one wants. Other items ask what is so brittle that naming s breaks it, the oldest furniture being the multiplication table, and the greatest riddle being life as people give up.
William Wiese sold his Struble restaurant to a Dakota City buyer who took possession immediately. The Wieses plan to move for their children's education as Struble lacks a high school. Nic Delperdang resumes farming, renting the H C Popken place west of town.
Mrs Martha Bray and daughter Marjorie of Rock Rapids stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Richard Hawkins for several days. Mrs C B Ewin and daughter Ethel left for Denver to be with her ill father W D Kennedy, a Seney native now in Denver. Mrs George Hinde from Sioux City visited the J R Hinde family. T J Reeves of Orange City dined with Mr and Mrs BK Lancaster at six o'clock on Thursday.
Local residents attended church anniversaries and social events while families moved onto farms. Henry Penning’s wedding celebration drew dancers to LeMars and many visited Sioux City relatives. Notables include Miss Lucile March’s N E A visit, pleurisy illness for Mrs Knowlton, and Pauline Riter’s arm sprain after a skating accident. The W F M S plans a meeting at Mrs John Lancaster Jr.’s home as Coolidge’s oath broadcast reached the area.
Pupils will receive Palmer method honors including Improvement Certificate for Blanche Eyres and Progress Pins for Marjorie Twogood Phyllis Morton along with a group of Palmer Method Buttons for Darlene Williams Emma Lee French Lois Beyer Marjorie Parry Opal Milton Lois Parry Edwin Plendl Lois Sampson Donald Hoyt Silver Star Button Frances Manning Jane Wormley Milo Manning. Interscholastic declamatory contest at Akron Mary Eyres won dramatic class Ena Heesch humorous class Agnes Laddusaw oratorical class. State subdistrict contest next week. Annual election March 9 from 12 to 3. Fred Featherston and L B Bainbridge seek reelection. Union district finances report no bonds outstanding since July 1. First round state basketball at LeMars Union vs Hinton 2 p m. George Smith to bring radio for inaugural ceremonies of President Coolidge.
Rev Smith of Lincoln Nebraska gave a brief uplifting talk to the high school and upper grade pupils on Monday morning. D. 3. Wormley and L. E. Bainbridge have taken over the bus routes Fred Walden held for two years. Walden moved from the district March 1 and cannot oversee them. Union girls beat Westfield 17 to 12 in a recent practice game. Boys lost 9 to 10 to Westfield.
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