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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
7
A crowded Local News list records a Boston bull terrier missing, calls for private money loans, job and housework inquiries, Easter flower orders, selling and buying phrases, farm and nursery ads, and routine notices. Several residents are noted traveling, visiting, or conducting business around LeMars Iowa with miscellaneous sales and services.
Kehrbergs advertises top egg prices and a dressmaking service by Mrs Staab. Local items include Dick Siebels visiting Sioux City, various sales on cloth and sewing, and notices of people visiting relatives, plus two obituaries and farm notices amid a flurry of small ads and community updates.
Classified notice from LeMars listing a room for rent at the Depot hotel and various local notices including sales, farm goods, and community events. Mentions Drs Delaney, Burgs store arrivals, seed oats, and local residents visiting. Includes sale of houses and furniture and upcoming meetings of local groups.
Local classified notices list Easter eggs at Klenner's and Lynch's 5 cent cigars. The page promotes flour, milled goods, hens for sale, cattle, house rentals, and various services including book binding, paper hanging, and car repair. Several residents, such as Paul Dohrman, Carl Klave, and Miss Anna Siebens, are noted for recent activities and visits.
Legion meeting set for Thursday night April 2 invites members of all other posts in Plymouth County. Refreshments and program planned. Richard McAvoy, commander.
Warren Hansen of Merrill has left Community hospital after treatment and is staying with his brother in LeMars. The announcement notes the store is closing and all items will be sold at cost price, urging customers to visit for bargains.
Notice lists Charles Gibbs taking charge of repair work at LeMars Auto Salvage. It invites customers to contact the shop for auto repairs and services at 233 The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet April 1 at 2 30 in the home of Mrs F Simpson 115 First Street S W. Mrs J W Case to lead the program.
James Kelley will represent LeMars in the district declamatory contest at Sheldon on Tuesday March 31. The winner advances to Iowa City to face other district winners. Kelley won his first contest at Akron, his second at Cherokee, and his third at Cherokee in the humorous class.
Anton Metis of Dalton Trail led two Poland China loads averaging 300 pounds and selling at $13.45 per hundredweight, near the market high. Larry Gillilan of Magnet Nebraska matched the top with a 260 pound lead shipment, Gillilan accompanying the lot.
Orrin Larson was stung by a swarm of bees while returning to his farm on a binder. Bees landed on horses causing a scramble before Larson was forced to dismount and seek help. He suffered an estimated hundred stings on his face neck and ears with the incident occurring unusually early in the season.
The Western Union College glee club of 20 members returned Monday from a 10 day tour through central Iowa visiting Fonda Payton Boxholm Ames Story City Maxwell Nevada Zearing Hubbard Cole and Ackley. Chaperone Mrs. B F Zuehl led the group with Anita Pageler Mabel Skogsberg Leah Adams Veerah Jones Emily Mayne Charlotte Funk Esther Miller Opal Hasbrooke Irene Hahn Hazel Davis May Hawke Grace Countryman Grace Liddell Pearl Reeves Irene Druger Irene Kohl Edna Pageler Estella Dobbert Myrtle Strayfeller. They reported a very enjoyable and profitable trip.
Fredonia special correspondence reports the ladies unit of the farm bureau will meet at Mrs. Albert Lundegren’s home on Thursday April 2. All members urged to attend. Sick list includes Doris Miller Madelene Winter and Clifford Perry. A nearby group attended a program hosted by the Par.
The Miller and Kloster sale near Marcus drew large crowds and strong bidding with many items selling well. Nic Larson and Nye McGowen assisted with road dragging using a new maintainer, a purchase the township will consider if the venture proves successful.
Henry Misa Pauline Eteffen hosts a birthday gathering Tuesday evening with friends for dancing games and a late luncheon. Attendees include Alma Dorr Gladys Lopan Myron Dorr Louis Dorr Clifford Dorr Martin Dorr Herman Nitzschke Elmer Nitzschke Alfred Nitzschke Alice Schorg Emmet Schorg Martha Arens Shirley Phillips Carl Steffen Walter Steffen Donald Null Lyle Jermann Maybelle Schorg Emory Schorg Vivian Recknagel Lois Recknagel Orville Recknagel Verna Falke Florence Miller Lucy Siefke George Scott Leonard Harder. Dick Kluver William Koch shipped a carload of hogs to Sioux City Friday. Henry Berding bought cattle at Sioux City stock yards. trucked by Nic Mai trucks. Mr and Mrs August Stahr left for Marshalltown Iowa to stay with son Henry Stahr for a few months.
A farming community reports sowing oats and a series of social visits. Notable items include a party at Mr. Robinson’s home, Mr. and Mrs. Banholtz moving to Leeds, Arthur Epling’s 21st birthday celebration, and various absences and visits involving Saunders, Smith, Ludwig, and Robinson families.
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