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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
7
Local notices list farm loans and real estate for sale, business calls, and social updates. Names include J. H. Smith, G. S. Schneider, Mrs. A. J. Orban, J. Bindner, and Anton Miller, with places Struble LeMars Marcus Remsen Hinton and county references.
Long list of small ads and notices from LeMars area. Items include private rentals and sales, livestock for sale such as pigs and Jersey Giant eggs, furniture and houses, milinery and Easter goods, guest and visiting notices, hospital updates, and a funeral gathering notice for Lyman Penning. Local businesses such as Blackburn's and Mess Cash Grocery feature promotional notes, while community events include a spring rummage sale and a combination sale at Plymouth County Sale Pavilion.
For rent. Room in a depot hotel. Also partly modern houses for sale or rent through LeMars listings. Concrete local items include a farm tractor for sale, eggs and poultry offers, business callers, and hospital visits. Various local names and phone numbers appear for inquiries.
The Women’s Relief Corps will gather Friday afternoon, March 20, at the home of Mrs. W. B. Parkinson, 814 Third Avenue 8 B, for their regular monthly social. Hosts include Mrs. Alex Davidson, Mrs. J. W. Elise, Mrs. J. A. Sickler, Mrs. W. A. Forbes, Mrs. Eilen Hughes, and Mrs. Edward Atter.
John A. Litzmann and R H Swegler among locals seen in town. K and L Gross announce Delineator subscription special. Mrs Emil Laux hosts a social with a 15 cent tea on March 26. Various ads note sale of hatching eggs and baby chicks, plus home redecorations at Myers cafe and farm to town travel reports amid snow drifts and clear stretches.
Mrs. M G Fisch reports two robins this morning marking her first of the year though she doubts the record amid rumors. Meadow larks have appeared in the countryside for a couple of weeks.
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