Local Mention Dance at Merrill and Thanksgiving News
Local items report visitors in Sioux City from Merrill and Canton, upcoming events at the Parent-Teachers association, church socials, and a skating pond plan near the ball grounds. Also noted are a hardware burglary in Westfield, a five day Bacon Cobb lawsuit, Thanksgiving travels of teachers, and Akron High’s turkey day football win with a pivot to basketball season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Parker
Hazel Johnson
Sioux City
Ernest Anderson
Agnes Thorne
Canton
S. D
Wm. Thorne
M. BE. Ladies’ Aid
Mesdames Weldon and
Snyder
Akron
E. J. Searls
A. G. Peterson
Eugene Baymiller
Eugene
Sun Jay
Mountain Grove
Westfield
van Court
Merrill
Chas. Bacon
E. F. Cobb
LeMars
Kilbourn
Wis
Chicago
Bacon
Cobb
Mr. Bacon
I. Harris
Bernice
Henry Wittig
John Burnight, Jr
Sioux’ City
Clark Buswell
University At Vermillion
Jacob Lukehart
Worthington
Minn
Gerald Smith
Kenneth Hauser
Ruby Hauser
Nelle
Hammer
Sioux Falls
M. E
Wayne Vargason
Yankton
C. P. Vargason
Amund Amundson
Here
Alcester
Akron Hospital
Ford
Auto Top
J. L. Clayton
East Mill Street
Rable Hall
Plymouth Presbyterian Church
Kyle Squires
Long’ S Hill
Lolita Redman
Des. Moines
Dorothy Hays
Kansas City
Masa
Anne Kiefer
Sanborn
Iowa
Eadith Gillet
Aurelia
Towa
Nina, Camnery
Sutherland
Lois Knapp
Pearl McKellar
Harold E. Collins
Vermillion
Wm. R. Reaney
Waterloo
Akron High
Rock Valley High
Collins
H. S
Farm Bureau Notes in Union County Readiness Events
Union County Farm Bureau updates note December meetings at Walnut Grove and Island schools with programs and socials. H M Jones Dairy Specialist from Brookings to speak at Nora community and annual bureau gathering. Richland township plans December 14 talk by J W Kennedy of Sioux City. Elk Point Club reports cloth- ing project interest. tile hog house plans shown. Delinquent land sale yields $9,000 from 160 parcels. about a dozen bidders attend.
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Union County
Walnut Grove
M. Jones
Brookings
Union
Jones
Nora
Island School
Putnam
Richland Township
Farm Bureau
Richland School
J. W. Kennedy
Sioux City
Farm, Bureau News
Union County Farm Bureau
Elk Point Community Club
Agnes Murphy
Elk Foint Township
Cobb
North Richland
Jefferson School
Return Visit of Leading Optometrist Set for December Dates
The Eya Clinic hosted by Dean Glasser plans a Friday and Saturday appointment on December 9 and 9 to bring back a premier optometrist. The specialist is renowned as one of the state’s top eye doctors and was invited to lecture to the Iowa State Optometrist Association on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eya
Dean Glasser
Iowa State Optometrist Association
Reform the Men and the Girls Will Be Safe
A Sioux City Tribune letter criticizes Rev Mrs Preacher Woman and warns against male failings blamed for social ills. The writer urges men to reform to protect daughters and advocates cleaner entertainment and stronger fatherly guidance, citing Billy Sunday and urging mothers' help.
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Sioux City Tribune
the Tribune
Fair Grounds
Preacher
Mra
God
Christ
Billy Sunday
Mercy
Abraham
Billy
Saturday Sale Offers for Women and Children Apparel
Cold weather needs include ribbed Union suits, gowns, and children's sleepers of good quality. Outing flannel, kimono crepes, wool sweaters, gloves, and knitted shawls feature via budget prices. Rubber overshoes, dress fabrics, ticking, batting, Bertha collars, and remnant assortments also promoted for Saturday shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesscaeaee
Goodrich
Prohibition and moral reform themes in Atkinson letter
A Mary Pock letter from Atkinson Nebraska argues for strict alcohol bans, condemns France and Germany, praises U S law enforcement, and links social reform to national loyalty. It reflects temperance zeal, wartime echoes, and calls for harsh penalties on drinkers and bootleggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tynes
Sam
France
America
Germany
Great Britain
Atkinson
Mary Pock
Warning to War Stamp Holders Urged by Federal Reserve District
The Seventh federal reserve district director William G B Bosworth warns banks and public institutions that many urge War Savings Stamps holders to take less than face value or risky investments. Stamps maturing January 1 1923 should not be taken under five dollars per stamp. Exchanges for 1923 Treasury Savings Certificates extend the investment five years or stamps can be redeemed for cash at maturity. Exchanges can be done at post offices or via the Chicago Fed Bank, Akron banks, with bankers and postmasters urged to cooperate. Also notes local births and local printer supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Division
Seventh Federal Reserve District
William GB. Bosworth
Reserve
Treasury Savings
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Akron
Seventh District
Reserve District
Treasury
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Hess
Nless
Thia Tonia
Crzget
M.D
D.V.3
Cobb & Greenleaf Druggists
Auit
Clyde Pollock
Sanitary
Farmers’ Lumber ¥.D
Renee
Louis Koch
T Ludens
Eanes Commission Co
Bekst
Mitchell
Auburn
Chevrolet
Overland
Studebaker
E.M. P
Dodge Bros
Cara
Moir Motor CO
Old Reliable Drag Live
Ohas
Harry
Waterbury
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Gunnerson
LeMara
Farm Bureau Notes
LeMars Sentineel
A. Langhout
Youre
L. A. Beckman
del Monte Dry Pack
Swan & Dahl
Wm. Gorath
Chas. Fursee
John Overby
Register- Tribune
M. Blank
Kendall Hotel
Thomas
Meighance
Cappy Ricks
Peter B. Kyne
Jack. Holt
Stewart Edward White
Chiropractors
Smikahi
First National Bank
District Court
Plymouth County
Kila A. Kent
Elsie B. Wade
A. L. Yeaton
Register-Tribune
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