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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
7
Classified notices list rooms for rent and various sales including farm animals and equipment. Individuals like Paul Boever of Remsen and R. Klegyme are noted. items include disc harrows, tractors, hatching eggs, and 4 room houses for sale. George Schneider reported returning from eastern markets.
Reading through the Globe-Post items show brisk classifieds and personal updates. An assortment of sales for livestock farm goods seeds and equipment mix with health notes, car dealers and home for sale listings, plus local residents' movements and medical and probate notes.
LeMars community notices include egg price promotions at Kehrberg's and Thoma Grocery, and fresh vegetables at Loney's and Long's. Local residents Glenn Rounds and James Tierney are noted visitors, with multiple sales, house listings, and farm notices appearing among the ads.
Local notices promote Easter novelties at Klenner's and Long's groceries with items like eggs flour and oats. Classifieds advertise baby gear roosters seeds hours and sales across LeMars including furniture repairs, painting services, and rentals while social notices mention guild meetings and Legion Auxiliary events.
Mr. and Mrs. Frink, visiting L. N. Frink and wife at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frink, will depart tomorrow and make a stop at Cherokee on their way home.
Knights of Columbus announce Sunday March 29 as communion day for Trinity council members. A misprint listed March 20 on cards. Secretary J. Kelley confirms the correction and event details.
Charles Gibbs has taken charge of the repair department at LeMars Auto Salvage. The notice invites customers to seek reliable auto repair services. The Federal Land Bank of Omaha via Plymouth County Farm Loan assoc paid farmers $725.30 in January. Dr May Delaney returns from Sioux Falls after attending an interstate Chiropractic Spino graphic and Neurocalometer meeting and will travel to Davenport for further Neurocalometer training.
A note of heartfelt thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy during illness and death. It also thanks for flower offerings and mentions family members. An advertisement by William S. Diller lists bicycle repairs and supplies. A local note recalls Miss Margaret Britt losing a purse and Miss Josephine Arendt returning it.
Albert Weber offers salt made to order with guaranteed float and material at a small premium over ordinary store salt. He provides all kinds of repairs and invites customers to inspect his new woolen samples at Musbach's grocery store.
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