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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
1
Bell Enterprise reports various area events in Remsen and vicinity. Residents prepare homes and relocate as Gelson Geison closes a yard in Remsen for a new residence, while other families attend a public sale of purebred hogs.
Craig resident Joe McCrory and family visited Hawar den Wednesday while August Ludwig left Monday for LeMars to serve as a petit juror in district court. Prof. Homer DeWitt visited LeMars Tuesday to arrange new equipment for the Craig school. Louis Johnson arrived from Dell Rapids late last week.
Special Correspondence notes Axel Petersen cattle on the Sioux City market. H C Anderson and Chris Nielsen returned from Harlan Iowa. Dagmar Lee attended a party near Carnes. Ladies Farm Bureau meeting at Mrs Frank Perry's home featured weed and flower painting and a luncheon. Next meeting at Mrs Peter Keizer's. Anderson family at Chris Kloster home Wednesday. Attendees from nearby towns watched The Ten Commandments in Le Mars. Weber had cattle on the Sioux City market Friday. Nick Kloster and Dagmar Lee were supper guests at Jep Juhl's near Marcus. Gerrit Slutter of Wolsey South Dakota visiting friends. Mrs Slutter formerly Serena Bogh. Petersen ill but improving. Nick Kloster and Dagmar Lee attended a surprise party for Mrs Kloster's mother, Mrs Lee, at Peter Petersen's near Marcus.
Ireton special correspondent notes fans will operate a receiving station for play by play coverage of the world series near the Houston Motor Company. Harry Smith and Aloy Woolridge lead the setup as fans pledge support for the effort. Local social notes mention visitors and residents from Odebolt Center Township Sioux Center Carmel and Sioux City with several small events and a birth in California referencing Ruth Bartlett Feuerstein.
Kingsley residents and visitors are noted in a weekend roundup. Names include Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Larsen in Sioux City, Harold Payne and wife in Moville, Earl Dugan in LeMars, Mrs. Foster Philips and daughter June returning from Iowa City for medical treatment, and Ray Hess and wife in Battle Creek. Also listed are trips by Grandma Heald to California, Wingert visitors from Franklin Grove, J. A. G. club meeting with Mrs. Brownell, and Phi Sigma pledge news for John Miller at Morningside College.
A Bureau meeting at Mrs. Langendorfer’s home with Mrs. Werley hosting. Christine Petersen discusses schools. Mrs. Albert’s shower at Clarence Albert’s home Friday evening, with gifts and a light lunch. John Albert visits Iroquois, S. D. to stay with the E. A. Albert family. Numerous visits and trips to Sioux City, Garretson, Varina, Cherokee, Stanton, and Westfield noted among local residents and relatives.
East Stanton residents share visits and updates with neighbors, noting Miss Alvina Schulz’s illness recovery and return to school. Threshing wraps up in the area, with many farmers husking corn forthcoming. Families seen include the Britt, Stoewer, Doon, and LeMars connections, plus a Sioux City fair attendance and hog hauling for William Stoewer. Lucius Bixby travels to Washta, and Mark Long threshes for George.
In a spirited exchange Denser argues radio cannot replace newspapers. Con retorts you cannot start a fire with a radio set, underscoring skepticism about radio’s reach versus print. The dialogue highlights differing views on media dominance.
A reader from Evanston Wyoming Mia Verena Carpenter 127 2nd Avenue shares apersonal account describing health issues over several years detailing a family’s experience with ailments and a recommendation to friends.
The piece argues dairy cows yield more edible dry matter than steers, justifying dairy over beef for efficiency. It stresses clean milking conditions, rapid milk removal, cooler temperatures, proper stable design, lighting, ventilation, gutter size, bedding, and grooming to minimize bacterial growth and improve milk quality.
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