Le Mars Landmarks Stir Community Memory
Readers contribute recollections about local landmarks in Le Mars. Topics include a former street with 13 saloons and a hitching post, bricklaying at the Union hotel east side, abandoned underground water reservoirs, and the Union hotel cupola pictured in a 1915 postcard with horser and buyer at the door.
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Union Hotel
Union
Des Moines Legislature Deliberates Tax Protests
Le Mars police issue stern reminder for drivers to yield to emergency vehicles after several fire calls in 24 hours. A reprint of city ordinances will appear in tomorrow's Daily Sentinel.
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le Mars
Daily Sentinel
Fire scares, warm spell hit Le Mars. two jailed for theft
A warm spell sparks six fires in 24 hours as winds shift and rain expected. residents cope with smoke and heat. Alonzo Chapman and Kally R Brown pleaded guilty to larceny for coins stolen from King Koin laundry, each fined 50 dollars with costs. Brown held on drug charges.
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Alonzo Chapman
Kally R Brown
Detroit
Justice of the Peace
Gordon Tentinger
le Mars
King Koin Laundry
Justice Tentinger
Brown
Frank Schaler
Look Who's Here Born to Mr and Mrs Rod ney Gearke
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Rod ney Gearke of Le Mars on March 37 in the local hospital. The announcement notes the joyous arrival and family names.
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Rodney Gearke
le Mars
Le Mars Fire Truck Crowds Spark City Rules Debate
Editorial criticizes crowds following fire apparatus delaying firefighting and risking injuries. City code bans following within a city block with fines up to 100 dollars. Easter cash hunt planned by 34 Le Mars merchants offers nearly 400 dollars in prizes over April 4 to 6. Dr Golden O Thompson to speak at Storm Lake Career Day. Fire calls include grass fires near KLEM radio, a blaze at the Foreman Motorcycle shop, and multiple other alarms. Trinity Council Knights of Columbus launch a membership drive led by eight volunteers.
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le Mars
la Mars
The
Daily Sentinel
Golden O. Thompson
Westmar College
Storm Lake High School
Thompson
Fire and Cycle Crash Damage at Foreman’s Motor Shop
A fire at Foreman’s Motorcycle Shop on Central Ave caused extensive damage and led to a motorcycle collision with a parked police car. Mrs. Foreman suffered scalp lacerations and was hospitalized. Mr. Foreman was fined for reckless driving. Firefighters worked for over an hour to extinguish flames between the shop walls.
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Foreman
Robert Foreman
Central Ave
Elks Club
Ronald Baack
le Mars
Library Corner
E. E. Hoeck
Capt. Hoeck
Mayor's Cour
Firemen Urge Caution In Dry March Fire Spikes
Le Mars firemen have battled six fires since Wednesday noon amid dry grass and strong winds. A grass fire behind Pete Stoos residence at 626 3rd St SE burned a large area. other blazes occurred in Kingsley Alton and the Gerhard Probst farm west of Le Mars. Merrill fire crews assisted Thursday. Residents are urged to avoid outdoor burning until rain moistens the dry conditions.
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Beus
le Mars
Wayne Viary
de. S. Ho Lindell
Door
Marty
Lindell
Highway 75
Highway 33
Klem
Dick Willms
Wilms
Daily Sentinel
Wayside Inn
Peter Stoos
3Rd St. SE
Dr. J. Johnson
1St Ave
Pete Stoos
3Rd St
Birge
Herman Becker
Don Schmidt
Kingsley
Alton
Gerhard Probst
Merill
March calendar items for local groups and events
The listing covers events from March 28 to April 4 including an Extension committee lesson on landscaping at 7:30 p.m. in the Oak Room of the library, Jaycees meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Eagles Club, Westmar orchestra concert on March 31 at 8 p.m., Westmar women's residences open house March 31 from 2 to 4 p.m., LCHS solo and small group concert March 31 at 3 p.m. in Central Auditorium, and Home Show at Koenig Armory on April 3 from 1 to 9 p.m. and April 4 from 1 to 1 p.m.
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Jaycees
Eagles Club
Westmar Orchestra
Westmar Women's Residences
LCHS
Central Auditorium
Koenig Armory
Tax Deadline This Weekend Ends Friday For In Person Payments
County voters and residents are reminded the practical deadline to pay first half taxes in person is Friday the 29th since offices close Saturday and Sunday. Mail by March 31 to avoid April 1 penalties, says County Treasurer Fred Riter.
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Fred Riter
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