Plymouth County and LeMars News Digest of Local Happenings
In LeMars and surrounding Plymouth county notes, Hudson’s residents approve a large majority on a local issue. Old Settlers meet in LeMars on April 13. Scarlet fever closes Maurice schools. Auctioneer Jerry Toomey recovers from winter illness. A shooting near Akron injures George Claspett. Government school appointments reach the Philippines. Oliver King threatens suit over alleged false arrest. Merrill politics see Democrats shut out at town election. Mrs. Pavlovic passes away at a Sioux City hospital. Emigrants send stock and machinery to new South Dakota lands. LeMars Sentinel gains new equipment after fire damage. Alcester vows moral cleanliness. “No sedoong” approved. a law and order league forms. LeMars pastors petition mayor and county attorney to enforce saloon laws. police tighten controls. A valuable horse stolen near Hinton found at Sioux City stockyards. Republican resolutions back Robert Lipton for state senator in Cherokee-Ida-Plymouth. Plymouth’s John Cottrell reported missing. belongings vanish. Patrick Hand, pioneer near Mik Point, dies of heart failure. survived by wife and twelve children. Sioux City mayor race: Sears re-elected by 166 plurality. 7,000+ votes cast. Hawarden elects Dr. McCarty as mayor. buggy accident breaks his nose and dislocates shoulder. County office hopefuls stir Union county race. petitions circulate for multiple roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Toomey
Deresford Auctionesr
Om Kjoge and Sons
Akron
Bowes
Iak Point
George Claspett
Ek Point
Voline
Merrill Seniers
Philippines
Oliver King
LeMars
Merrill Town
Tailei
Josephine Pavlovic
Pavlovic
Potusia
Sloax City
Missouri River
South Dakota
LeMarslave
Heenan
Leeuw
Surret Bros
Hinton
Sioux City
John Conrad
Conrad
Arendtah LeMars
Ida ‘County
Undersiung Robert Lipton
That County
Cherokee-Ida-Plymouth
Broakjoy
Ida County
John ©. Cottrell
Plymouth County
Kingsley
Hough
Des Moines
Patrick Hand
Bik Point
Union County
Mik Point
W.G. Sears
IT. N. Stone
Sears
Hawarden
McCarty
Rummel
Hubebinson
Law and Order
Olin Larson
Andrew Runin
Geo. G. J Gimmg
Ace Sun Son
Lawrence Authier
A. D. Loffer
Peter Sloonson
Register of Deeds
Me J. Briggs
Superitendent
Schouls
Try
Nichols
Ubserves
Jerome Sungai
Allan Bovan
Dames Halliday
Short
Plymouth County Iowa Partition Suit 1908 Notice
In the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa April term 1908 TL Burnight plaintiff vs Marcella Burnicht John Carr Gusly Carr et al Defendants. Notice that by April 11 1908 a petition will be filed seeking partition of described real estate in Section 16 Township 93 North Range 48 West. Mortgage of 2300 paid to be first satisfied from proceeds. If no appearance by April 27 1908 default judgment may be entered. Ad for investment appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Burnicht
John Carr
Gusly
Carr
William Carr
Lillie Carr
Benry Carr
Henry Carr
Alice Carr
William Adams
Et al
Doefentdants
Teroby Carr
Gusta Carr
Aliva Carr
TL. Burnight
District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Towit
Lownship
North Range
Allen Carr
LeMars
McDuring & Keenan Attorneys
Start 1000 student accounts with 50 cents each
Beginning this week, 1000 accounts will be opened for 1000 children twelve years old. Each account gets 50 cents, plus a $4.50 deposit, totaling $3.00 credited to the child and beginning to earn interest. Additional deposits possible, even tiny weekly sums could yield over $700 in ten years and aid college funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sander
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Goodwin & Clark
H. D. Mohr
Gui
Register-Tribune
Hanford Produce Company
Grimane
Ray A. Smith
Akmoan
Niall Ronatten
Towa
Republicaa Pari GB Capen
Cherokeu Caulatys
Hudson's Roters
Old Seitters’ Association
LoMars
Maurice
Sioux County
Rasmussen Bros
Ie National Bank
District Court of
T. L. Burnight
Colnum
T. F. Rush
SSS Caepe
Sheldon
Hoelloness, Akera
Westfield
Town
AL. Moxatnder
Woodburn Harm
Spring Station
Kentucky
Vhis
Ford Russel
Hylicon
M Ray
Himeself
Iil
Sonyia
Frank Willis
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