05 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1902
Page
1
July 23 star notice announces Chas. If Boyle and his company will headline the farce comedy at the Opera House on Thursday November 27. The show is billed as a lighthearted attraction for laughing purposes with prompt attention to mail errors noted.
A fragment from a Buchanan Michigan notice mentions Genessee Pure Food Co and a customer letter praising Gradso as a coffee substitute. The letter from Fannie Williams of Lenoy New York claims Gradso improved family health and reduced tea drinking, noting a ten year old child’s use.
An advertisement warns that a cold today may lead to consumption tomorrow and criticizes common cough syrups. It promotes Dr Geo Leiningers Nor maldehyde Cough Cure as the best remedy for stubborn coughs and colds, claiming it never fails and sells for 25 cents with a guarantee by Rowland Jones.
About twenty four ladies gathered Friday afternoon at the Bascule home for a respite hosted by Mars. Pierce Bechtle presented a four course, a book review by the hosts. Megumi offered pink and white decorations from Mrs. George Bunt. Guests sat at tables for a delicious dine, with Jennie Bechtle, Hlapechedoles, Lily Sinai, and Myrna Mayhew assisting. A second gathering on Saturday hosted by Sys Vierenechitte featured paper hat making, producing dainty hats as refreshments were served by Joins Small, Mayhew and Bechtle.
If you have never read Thelma, read it now for a production of the same at the LeMars opera house this month. Chas W Chase dramatized the novel and crafted a lasting play with many dramatic points. Benadier selected a top company, veterans of major productions, to stage this adaptation before the public.
Miss Marie Bravo daughter of Mrs Jacob Braun and Mr Edward Beaulieu near Ada ville united in marriage at Le Mars Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock Rev ho INuerstein officiating The bride attended by Miss Anna Weidenfeller groom by his brother George Beaulieu A reception and dance followed at the Soundiend homeland of Ndayville The couple will reside on a farm near Adaville A church supper and dance were planned for Friday evening November 7 with a menu including roast beef sliced turkey potatoes cabbage salad cheese straws water crackers pumpkin pie and other items
Mrs M Woley died at her home in Marion township Monday afternoon about 2 o clock after a two week illness at age 47. Funeral services were held at St James church Wednesday morning at ten, conducted by Rev J J Baron.
The discovery of Dr Leiningers Horsniadehyde Kidney tablets has proved a blessing to thousands of kidney sufferers who have been restored to health. These tablets drive the kidney disease from the blood and prevent uric acid buildup. They come in two sizes 2 and 50 cents. Free trial treatments offered at Rowland Jones.
A brief line notes four flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry available at grocers for 10 cents each. The notice reads as a simple consumer line promoting fruit flavors and affordability.
Across Ohio, Pennsylvania and South Dakota Republicans win large majorities while Iowa holds its usual strength. Democrats gain a congressman in Iowa's Second District and statewide results show mixed parity with Republicans securing a narrow House edge and large margins in state offices. Local race notes include county attorney results and community notices from Le Mars.
Wanted a capable man to sell standard stock food in the county. Must have ability knowledge of livestock, good standing, and be a steady worker with a team. Permanent business for the right man and good pay. Respond with address age experience present business and details. SANBORN Company Omaha Neb.
An old newspaper fragment advertises Quu salon in daily family life, promoting Try Jell-O dessert prepared in two minutes with hot water. It mentions eye and ear problems and offers consulting services with Dr. Boyer at a city location, noting evenings.
A compilation of names and brief activities from LeMars area residents and guests includes numerous trips, visits, and business engagements. Individuals such as T. J. Boland, Miss Ride Gakie, and Mrs. A. Cowith are noted as visitors, while others like Frank Rotlinger and Mrs. Ford Reichmann travel for family or business. The item recounts social calls, extended stays, and interstate informally chronicling daily movement.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions cranberries and cryptic terms like 2ayurts 2cypotnids and PCANULS. The readable items reference produce and miscellaneous coded words without clear events or persons.
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