Memorial Poppy Drive Honors Service Members in LeMars Area
The LeMars Globe-Post notes Memorial Poppy sales on May 23 to aid welfare relief for veterans and families. Proceeds from 2.5 million poppies total about 200 thousand dollars distributed by legion posts and auxiliary units countywide. A tribute to Herbert Quick follows, praising his lifelong adherence to advanced ideas and public service.
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Flanders Fields
France
Flanders Field
American Legion
Aux- Wary
Legion and Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Booster meetings and club tours in Plymouth county Iowa
Marion township plans a booster meeting with speakers George W. Potter and J. D. O Bryan to discuss cooperative marketing of cream and livestock. Plymouth county clubs schedule Rally Day for June 11 and a Baby Beef Club Tour on May 26 touring numerous farms with J S Quist from Ames leading.
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Oyens
Marion Township
George W. Potter
J. D. O'Bryan
K. C. Hall
Farm Bureau
Marion
Fredonia
Plymouth County
J. S. Quist
Ames
Albert Lundgren
Fredonia Township
Albert Lundren
H. C. Detloff
Elgin Township
Ed Detloff
Arthur Kallsen
Preston Township
E. H. Spaulding
Westfield
Albert Harrington
Sioux Township
W. H. Burkett
Liberty Township
P. A. Brouilette
O. W. Crouch
Perry Township
N. Z. Elliott
J. C. Pierson
J. B. Sloan
A. S. Crabb
Sioux City-LeMars Road
Hungerford Township
J. G. Easton
Plymouth Township
F. F. Ideker
Lincoln Township
George Potter
M. L. Ginsbach
Elkhorn Township
William Roepke
Melbourne Church
E. A. Schindel
B. J. Brandstetter
Stanton Township
McKinley Highway Club Formed After Lecture in Duluth Area
A regional McKinley Highway club formed after a colonel's lecture linking Duluth and several cities to Los Angeles. A. T. Holtzen of Liberty was elected president. D. Eberhard secretary. Mr. Moore of Sioux City named honorary president. Plans call for a large highway picnic inviting Sioux City and others.
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Duluth
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
St. Joe
Topeka
Los Angeles
McKinley Highway Club
A. T. Holtzen
Liberty
D. Eberhard
Moore
Moore Grocery Company
Murder Testimony Linked to Typhoid in Crumbling Case
Testimony ties Shepherd to deaths and a will amid a typhoid inquiry involving McClintock. Miss Pope plans to testify about attempts to block a marriage license and a fortune tied to the estate. The inquest opened after McClintock’s death, with later interest in his mother’s verified mercury poisoning.
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McClintock
Shepherd
Billy
Gardner
Isabelle Pope
Miss Pope
Pacific Coast
Albuquerque
N. M
Harry Olson
Olson
MecClintock
Mrs. McClintock
Texas
Liberty rally outlines McKinley highway plans
Col. Charles W. Thatcher spoke two hours at Liberty school on Sunday night detailing the McKinley highway as a monument to President McKinley. He praised the Perry Creek road as the best Sioux City entry, noted gas tax funds for state highways, and argued the McKinley route will be the shortest and most popular, bringing thousands of dollars to the region.
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Iowa Homestead
Washington
Herbert Quick
Iowa
Herbert Quicks
Quick
John Randolph
Columbia
Middle West
Congressional Library
Towa
Supreme Court
United States Senate
Sioux City
Farm Loan Board
Wilson
Country Gentleman
Liberty Merrill
Charles W. Thatcher
Washington and McKinley
Liberty School
Perry Creek
Los Angeles
Murder trial grips nation in McClintock million case
The case centers on Shepherd facing a murder charge after the McClintock fortune and Hickling million saga. State plans a high profile prosecution directed by Crowe with top counsel and surprise witnesses as jurors are scarce.
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Chicago
Wolff
Shepherd
McClintock
Peisons
Leopold Loeb
Crowe
Leopold
Loeb
Clerk Sold Acid Case Against Coad Pinches Hull Drug Firm
The case centered on the sale of a 10 cent bottle of carbolic acid to Haire. Coad testified he forbade such sales. County Attorney Hoeven led the prosecution with W G Anderson and Weir admitting the sale. A grand jury appearance is set with a 300 bail.
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Coad
C. B. Hoeven
Mr. Haire
Weir
Haire
W. G. Anderson
Anderson
Hull
LeMars
Frost Cuts Iowa Fruit Harvest Outlook Sharpest
A forecast to the Iowa Department of Agriculture shows fruit crops in Iowa reduced to 60 to 75 percent of normal due to two weeks of frost. Northwestern regions report about 50 percent loss in tree fruits while southeastern areas show better prospects. plums cherries grapes and berries vary with 50 to 80 percent expected yields. Authorities urge timely final spray around late May to early June to protect quality.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
R. S. Herrick
Iowa State Horticultural] Society
Southeastern
Globe-Post Lists Adding Machine Paper for Sale
The Globe-Post advertises adding machine paper for sale. Details on price and quantity are shown in the newspaper classified section.
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The
Globe-Post
Iowa Winter Wheat Abandoned At Nine Percent Rate
Approximately 9 percent of Iowa winter wheat acreage seeded last fall will not be harvested. Of 469000 acres sown, about 427000 acres remain unsold for harvest, up from 396000 in 1924. May 1 condition set at 82 percent of normal, with projected U.S. production near 444.8 million bushels. Livestock disease levels low. hogs at 95 percent and sheep and lambs at 96 percent of normal. Legal blanks for sale at The Globe Post.
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Iowa
Leslie M. Carl
Agricultural Statiatician
Federal State Crop Estimating Bureau
United States
North and Southbound Rail Timetable Highlights
Rail timetable lists North Bound trains for Twin City Limited Soo City St Paul local and Twin City Express with times from 1:25 a m to 11:46 p m. West Bound services include Twin City Limited, Soo City St Paul locals, and Twin City Express with morning and evening departures. Illinois Central shows Sioux City Local and freight, East Bound Chicago Express and Limited, Fort Dodge trains, and Great Northern St Paul Local and Limited with several daily runs.
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Fort Dodge
Chicago Express
Chicago Limited
Great Northern North
Wittenburg College Names Arnold as Extension Director
The Department of Psychology at Wittenburg College Springfield Ohio announces Mr Arnold will serve as director of the extension division. He will assume his new duties in August.
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Iowa City
H. J. Arnold
University of Iowa
Wittenburg College
Springfield
Arnold
Buick Globe Circling World Reaches Final Stages
A Buick Standard Six Touring departs New York last December on a solo worldwide trek. The car has passed through Europe, the Middle East, India, Ceylon, Australia and New Zealand, driven by hundreds of dealers and their representatives, with Spain-like desert stretches and rough roads tested. It will return to New York via San Francisco and Detroit.
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Buick
New York City
Aera
Ang
Australia
New Zealand
Honolulu
San Francisco
United States
Detroit
Flint
New York
Miah
Atlantic
Liverpool
London
Amsterdam
Europe
Brussels
Paris
Mediterranean
Marseilles
France
Spikesa
Port Said
Egypt
Cairo
Sues
Palestine
Beirut
Damascus
Bagdad
Nairn Transport Company
Lebanon
Basra
Persian Gulf
Bombay
India
Agra
Calcutta
Ceylon
Perth
Ihe
Adelaide
Melbourne
Albury
Sydney
Kenilworth Castle
Warwick
England
New York Herald
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Plymouth Printing CO
John Starzl
Steamboat Rock
Grundy County
Vandemark
Philadelphia
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Dante M. Pierce
George Bender
O. D. Harrison
George W. Pavil
H. D. Anderson
Akron
Miles Warren
Welton Barr
Maxwell
Warren
Dakota
Marshal Barr
Bill Coad
Kehrberg-Schneider Co
Sartori Drug Co., Inc
LE Mars, Iowa
Frank B. Deuel
Sports & Post
Globe Post
Arcia Preserver
Winchester Fishing Tackle
Winchester
Frye
Steverding-Walz Hdwe. Co
Aida
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