23 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1907
Page
1
Executor's notice announces appointment of John Roerig as executor of Nick Salentine estate with debts and claims to be presented for allowance. LeMars fire department elects Kryn Verhuel as chief J Beattie as assistant chief O L Loudenslager as secretary Ernest Adamson to Hook and Ladder. Jake Koenig resigns as assistant chief and receives badge.
Notice states the partnership of W. Zimmerman and Jacob G. Koenig in LeMars Iowa dissolved by mutual consent. Jacob Koenig retires and W. A. Zimmerman continues the business. All credits to Zimmerman and all obligations to be paid by him dated March 22 1907.
John Hickie eldest son of Mrs Pau lina Hickis of Stanton township died at the Cherokee asylum on Wednesday. His remains were shipped to LeMars on Thursday. Funeral will be held Saturday conducted by Rev Dunkelberger. He was about 35 years old and had been confined in the asylum for two years after losing his reason.
Miss Elsie Harker and James Frost of Merrill were married March 20 at 4 pm at the Harker home officiated by Rev. Gilbert of the First Methodist. Relatives and close friends witnessed with Lydia Harker as bridesmaid and Wragh Harker as best man. The couple will reside in Merrill. Gifts poured in from guests including George and J Y Rue of Lemar.
Inside the Globe's Post today, the chemist's report on city water quality is published, outlining test results and potential advisories. The article notes sampling methods and highlights any contaminants or concerns detected in the municipal supply.
The narrative notes J Pamberton seeking election to the ward council, pledging to devote full time to city business. It also covers a wedding: Miss Hannah Grace Mammen and Otto F Vollmar wed at Zion Lutheran, Crathorne, with Marguerite Mammen as bridesmaid and Hans Vollmar as groomsman. The couple to establish home at Crathorne after April 1.
Miss Freda Siebels and Mr. Jack McCoy married at Old Mission church in Los Angeles on Thursday March 7 with Rev Father John performing. Bridesmaid Viola McCoy sister of the groom. best man H J Cervea. The couple, long residents of the county, know, praise, and plan future in their community.
Mrs Eva will display pattern hats tailored hats and novelties on March 21 22 and 23. All ladies of LeMars and vicinity are invited to call and inspect the line.
Platform from OS Trenury lists key pledges for LeMars voters including pure city water, clean streets and alleys, efficient police, reducing city debt and taxes, enforcing health ordinances, and enforcing itinerant peddler ordinances. The candidate commits to enact these policies if elected.
The Water Report from Prof. E G Smith backs city actions to provide pure water in LeMars. The Sentinel faced criticism for political posturing while state chemist Kinney urged sewer changes, but officials say delays were necessary for a solid, safe system and expect timely relief.
About fifty stockholders of the Sioux City and Rockride Coal company, with paid-up shares valued at 8690,000, vote unanimously against placing the affairs in receivership. They back the current board, oppose promotion-stock interests, and seek an out-of-court settlement. a committee from several cities will press for harmony and defend against a permanent receiver.
Sunday services were held in the United Brethren church with ordination of elders and deacons. Bishop Hartzler preached on joy in heaven over penitent sinners Luke 15 7-10. Home mission subscriptions reached 1427.95 and foreign 56.00. Monday stationing reports list numerous pastors and districts including St Paul Emil Mueller Norstrand Morristown W F Brecher Kimball Phil A Hahn Wheaton J A Holzappel and many others across Iowa and adjacent areas.
A seven year old boy, Paul Brick, found a fully developed baby girl’s body in an ash pile behind LeMares Carnegie Library. Coroner Beely was notified and will inspect the remains to determine if the infant was alive at birth. The case prompted mayoral and police involvement.
The note urges careful consideration before the election and to cast your ballot on March 265th according to best judgment for the city's interests.
A local endorsement lauds the Democratic slate for Le Mars city offices. It highlights Mayor Gibers for a full term, praises his economy and city service, and backs J J McDuffie for city attorney, M B Uritz for assessor, D P Hoffmann for treasurer, and Kramer Itwers Pemberton as councilmen, urging wide voter support.
Miss Garaldice Thaden visits Sunany and Mrs Cahout of Carrollie visits her mother Mrs Wasmer. J L Willman visits friends in Sioux City. Wrank irzel visits Morrill. Besuin of Iinton tran SACO Cy Custucia in LeMars. R K Hammond of Cherokee visits LeMars. Mrs Jasper Wirt of Marcus visits C K Rotmes. Attorney J W Moleissein travels to Sioux City. Judge J Oliver of Ova Wa visits with Mr and Mrs J W Ubmids. Mrs Mary Mosk of Kingsley visits LeMars with John and Merman Mika. Laure Tuehn of Belot visits Jonas in LeMars. Mrs Gustave aerling visited with Mekkobuen in Howard. Colledge and Dalton attend Independence telephony congress in Sioux City. Mrs Geo Welch of Chicago returns home after death of her father.
Real estate transfers list several filings from 1907 including Simon A Budde to J P Wies and Anton Wintswa. John Bender to Gzo BH Bender. W J Trow to Lucinda A Trow. and Hattie Wj Buss to Alfred Johnson. Transactions reference dates in February through March 1907 and lot descriptions with sections NW SE and NE W adjacent terms.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure promising to cure deafness caused by inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. Claims success in all cases except those due to incurable ill effects, offers $100 reward for an incurable case, and notes circulars from J. Oreney & Co. Toledo, with sales through druggists and a mention of Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The undaivgned administrator John Gleeson asks Plymouth County Iowa District Court to approve a dual report, declare the estate closed, discharge him, and release his bonds. The matter will be heard at 2 PM on April 29 in LeMars City Hall. Objections must be filed otherwise relief will be granted as prayed.
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