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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1925
Page
2
LeMars Globe-Post presents practical questions to evaluate stock sellers. Ask for company officers and directors, balance sheets, earnings histories, and bank recommendations in writing to verify honesty and capability. If proof is lacking, avoid investing.
William McClintock, once Plymout h County treasurer, leveraged Iowa land and rail investments to amass significant wealth by the early 1880s. He moved to Chicago, became tied to Sarah Hickling through social and financial ties, and their marriage spurred a lasting clan dispute over the Hickling fortune and family recognition amid ongoing local and regional gossip.
Recitals feature Esther Miller and Leah Adams with a program on Monday May 11 by first year students. Chorus groups from Western Union College perform Wednesday May 6 at Hildreth Memorial Church at 8 30, with no admission charged. Public invited.
Planning to be represented in this contest the tennis team consisting of Dwight Moore Emery Stebbins Donald Hansen and Morse Hoor nheman journey to Sheldon, where they to compete as part of a busy end of year schedule.
Nellie L Bailey appointed by Plymouth County District Court as administratrix of the estate of John L Bailey deceased. Creditors must file claims by court for allowance. Keenan and Murray attorneys for the estate. Published in The LeMars Globe-Post April 27 May 4 and 11 1925.
Farm job ads seek workers at Globe Post. Albert Null returns to LeMars from Fargo for a short visit. Mother's Day gift items offered by K. and L. Gross. Dr. R. M. Figg elected W O W delegate to Detroit in July. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Clifford and Rose Hartley visit daughter Mrs. Howard Smith. Will Faulkner, Henry Albert, and A. E. Null families visit W. R. Null. condition unchanged. Poultry car loaded this week with heavy hens at 20c, old roosters 10c. No culla wanted. Sjostrom Bros. plus C A Alexander manage. Mrs. K. E. B. McDougall visits Rev. G. F. McDougall in Dodge City, then two days at Fort Dodge soldiers' home praising care and Kansas hospitality.
Cold nights are damaging oats and other small grains with some potatoes frozen. Fruit may survive if temperatures moderate soon, otherwise most fruit could be lost.
LACK OF ADVERTISING KILLED THEIR TRADE says ER. L. Murdock owner of Mur dock Bros. a 18 year Champaign Ill ladies ready to wear shop. In a signed Champaign News Gazette letter he cites dropping News Gazette advertising four years ago as the main cause of business decline and says resuming ads later came too late as customers forgot the store and its offerings.
Henry Ford sent Thomas Edison the first complete United States set of Johansson gages. The 81-block set, accurate to four millionths of an inch, arrives in a Bakelite case. Johansson, who joined Ford, helped develop the instrument in Ford’s Dearborn laboratories after Ford bought the Poughkeepsie plant and American rights in 1923.
Des Moines May 2. R S Herrick head of the Iowa horticultural society reports in a department of agriculture briefing that despite a western cold wave Iowa fruit crops remain safe. He notes Iowa has fewer spring frost losses than many western states and cites statewide killing frosts in 1910 and 1921 as rare events.
Farmers urged to apply calyx or petal drop spray to apple and other fruits using arsenate of lead and lime sulphur mixtures as frost scare ends. April was the warmest in 36 years with highs near 96 at Waterloo. moisture shortages persist across much of Iowa, impacting corn and small grain growth. Ames reports field tests on 250 clover seed samples to root out imported seed misbranding, noting many will winter kill.
South Dakota farm youth will compete for more than 1200 in cash prizes at the state fair next fall with sow litter, swine eight breeds, baby beef Shorthorn Aberdeen Angus Herefords and sheep classes sharing funds. Special showmanship class adds judging by handling and training, neglecting calf or pig merit. Dairy and beef cow values noted as part of a trade balance.
A cow testing association member traded four poor milking beef type cows for two strong dairy cows with a beef man in Goldfield Louisiana on May 2. The exchange is described as one of the best trades around, highlighting improved dairy productivity for the buyer.
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