12 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1928
Page
1
A community page notes various local happenings and ads including store items from Lukens and Kehrberg Schneider Co, personnel changes at Standard Oil on Central and Plymouth streets, a new baby born at St. Joseph's in Sioux City to the Litzmanns of Kingsley, and residents H C Popken and family moving toward Struble. Also mentions moth repellent, overalls, shirts, and lost gloves at Globe Post Office and local service stations.
Mr and Mrs H P H Reinholdt of Marion township visited Chris Wiebke in Community hospital where he remains after surgery. Judge Butler spoke on jury system benefits to law enforcement before Sheldon professionals at Arlington hotel. Aggressive sales ad offers $75 to $150 weekly via Minnesota Woolen Co. John Botsford visited from Lake Benton to see friends near Brunsville. Mrs Botsford returned due to poor roads. Lester Schultz to work near LeMars. Illinois roads cited as poor. General Motors stock profits cited from automaker subsidiaries and strong early year sales.
The Old Steam Roller Sibley Tribune denounces a strong group of state politicians for railroaded road bonding efforts. It argues bonding harms farmers in an agricultural state and claims a selfish crowd is enforcing its program rapidly and with certainty.
Charles F. Bingenheimer is named administrator by Plymuth County District Court for the estate of William Prodehl deceased. Creditors must present authenticated claims to the court for allowance. Dated February 23 1928 and published in LeMars Globe-Post February 27 March 4 11 1928.
Paig e car for sale 609 black house for rent priced reasonable desirable location phone 485 red If For Rent private garage close in phone 839 black 616 Partly modern 6 room house to rent cheap A S Kandyba 183 For Sale Pedigreed white collie 1 year old phone 169 If Tom Gainor and daughter Florence of Sioux City visited Le Mars friends Saturday Help Wanted Middle aged lady to assist in housework and care for children phone 537 black 20 2 For Sale Purebred Buff Orpington hatching eggs 5 per 100 Mrs J S Carel Hinton LeMars phone 67 on 44 204 Frank Reynolds plumber for Hansen Kauni hardware company says his watch is not exactly a union watch but close to it Promptly at 5 minutes after six every day it stops Mr and Mrs Louis J Kramer married February 22 visited Thos Miller home Remsen last week The young couple will take up farming four miles southwest of LeMars oO C Tincher pioneer barber of LeMars and Kingsley who has been employed in the Dick North barber shop for six years has now taken over the shop and will hence forth run it himself
Between 175 and 200 LeMars public school children are out daily due to flu or similar spring ailments. Measles, smallpox and scarlet fever also appear among the nuisances noted, impacting attendance.
Vincent Schnepf and Mrs. Schnepf have packed their household goods and moved to Currie Minnesota to start farming. Magnus Schnepf of Remsen helped pack in LeMars last week and the goods were shipped to Currie by truck. P. M. Ruppert will remain living in LeMars on Sixth Ave SE.
C. J. Norton notes the large Q stands for quality and signals the standard for canned goods. Grocers must guard the quality to please discerning housewives, with the Q appearing in ads and store windows as a marker of careful quality control.
The Globe-Post notes the state's proposed one hundred million dollar bond may go to voters. It criticizes cement barons for schemes to loot Iowa resources and urges vigilant public action before indifference seals the plan.
Furnished room for rent near downtown with contact details. Real estate and farm notes include Peters house on Second Ave N.W. suggestions to inquire of J. F. Keenan. White Rock hatching eggs offered at 3 per 100 by Joe Hettner. Local residents Will Null visiting Faulkner home before heading to Platte S. D. to farm. Frank Munn from Gaza IA moved onto Peter Munn farm near Remsen. Gosling to quit farming after 19 years. Modesta Cross recovering from appendicitis and pneumonia. H. J. Butler to undergo second operation for relief. Phil Molamphy visited Redmond who is recovering from injuries after a freight-train collision. Ed Rolling lists White Kheranon seed oats for sale. A. P. Dornbusch receiving treatment for varicose veins in Sioux City. Hawarden commercial club declines petition for a 2 mill municipal band tax, citing tax burden concerns.
Plymouth county telegraph operator Chas E Holstrom of Hor nock Iowa attracts notice as a clever cartoonist engaged to supply monthly cartoons for the Milwaukee railway magazine. Fredonia township farm bureau plans a March 14 meeting at Center school 7 30 pm with I B Johnson of Sioux City discussing livestock marketing and state meeting reports. An effort to organize a township baseball team for the county league is announced Andrew Bogh chairs.
John G. Lubben announces candidacy for Plymouth County sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to June primary voters. M Wormley of Kingsley Ia asks the editor to announce his bid for State Senator representing Plymouth Cherokee and Ida counties with support in the June primary.
Bergeson announces candidacy for Congress in Iowa's eleventh district awaiting Republican voters' approval at the June 4 primary. He lists Sioux City, Iowa, as his home and seeks support from party members.
Farmer Mr. Rood claims success with 10 000 chicks to rear from one to four weeks old in February. He cites three reasons for his success and invites interested readers to write for details at Ames Iowa.
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