Nominee Up To Conventions For Congress Nominees
Candidates on the Republican ticket failed to reach the 26 percent law threshold, shifting focus to a convention to select the nominee. A Congressional committee, with members from Plymouth Sioux and Buena Vista counties, will set date, place, and representation ratios. Delegates may be chosen by county chairs before June 30, and state law governs vacancies. Campbell led eight counties, Gilman and Prichard won key counties, but overall primary standings may be overridden by delegate choices at the convention. Candidates push to contact delegates ahead of county conventions forming the convention that will name the congressional nominee.
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LeMary Sentinel
Congress
Congressional Committee
State Committee
J. M. Hayes
LeMars
Plymouth County
Sedgwick
Hawarden
Sioux County
Buena Vista County
Hogue
Kansis
Hammill
Buena
Plymouth
Sac
Sioux
Woodbury
Campbell
Gerrit Klay
O'Brien
Gilman
Lyon
Prichard
Monona
With Your Home Merchant Before You Send Away Figure
A concise note urges readers to check with their home merchant before sending away for a figure. The advisory emphasizes confirming details, costs, and timelines to avoid miscommunication or delays.
Akron Golfers Lose Twice in Iowa and South Dakota
Seventeen Akron golfers traveled to Paullina Iowa for a 26 to 8 loss on rough greens. Koch and Rarick tied for low Akron score with 73. Akron later lost 38 to 8 at Vermillion South Dakota as Eddie Meisenholder posted 68, Koch 74. The team plans rematch July 29 and next plays Alton-Orange City. Final handicap tournament for the Golfers Magazine Oliver cup will be June 17. A club supper is planned next Thursday. The Plymoth Baby Beef club tour is set for June 21 with J. Quist inspecting calves for the Sioux City show. The tour visits several townships and ends with a picnic near Hinton.
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AKRON
Akron Golf Ithb
Paullina
Iowa
Koch
Rarick
Primghar
Pauli Nag
Vermillion Country
Vermillion
Eddie Meisenholder
Xebre
Alton-Orange City
Chas
Allen
Ed. Dirks
J. A. Jenson
George Mattison
Plymoth County
M. Q. Monros
J.5. Quist
Sioux City
H. P. Tonsfeldt
LeMars
LeMars-Akron
No. 27
Arthur Tonsfeldt
Fredonia
Meadow
Lincoln
Hungerford
Liberty
Westfield
Johnson Townships
Carent c
A. Lunderen
H. P. ‘Tonsfeldt
Ned Spaulding
Ben Held
A. F.hickzen
Hinton
Mhe
Barns Burn at Preston Farm in June Fire
Fire destroyed two barns at the Frericks farm in Preston township on June 5. A neighbor woke the sleeping family, saving the residence. Loss estimated at 8000 dollars with oats corn hay and many other items consumed. Family and residence saved, auto and wagon badly charred remain. Portland Farm Bureau notes: June meetings and basket weaving lessons scheduled.
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C. C. Frericks
Preston Township
Sioux City
Frericks Farm
Lutheran Church Services and Ladies Aid Gatherings
Sunday services and Sunday school at 10 a.m. at both churches. Confirmation and communion services Sunday at 4 p.m. Ladies’ Aid to be entertained in North church parlors on Thursday June 21 by Messrs Ed Johnson Mike Krose Ole Olson Brule Greak. Notice to settle accounts with Rossman Bros Co or R G Stord at G M Co Store.
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Lutheran Churck St
C. B. Bunswold
Rossman Bros. Co
R. & G. Stord
G. M. Co
H. Gusman
Stevens Denies Hearing on Proposed Union County Corporation
The town of Stevens in Union County was denied a hearing by the county commission last week. Several witnesses spoke against the petition while farmers opposed to the proposed corporation took a firm stand. Petitioners said they would appeal the decision to the circuit court.
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Stevens
Union County
Rheard
Circuit Court
Local Notes and Visits Across the Midwest
I Knudson of Sioux City visited yesterday while flags fly for Flag Day on June 14. Mr and Mrs T T Smith spent Sunday in Sioux City with daughter Mrs Arthur W Johnson. Mr and Mrs J R Hays and others enjoyed a weekend at Lake Madison. Mrs W J Bennett and daughter Marel travel to Missoula Montana. Electric firms advertise Vesta Batteries with repair services. Residents travel to Yankton and Sioux City for broadcasting. Mrs Clara A Beverly, formerly local, wed Mr Bain in Sioux City. Akron Hospital reports several surgeries including tonsil removals. Rev A L MacMillan may join Morningside Baptist in Sioux City. he preached there. Weather turns mild with good rains and strong grain and corn growth. Mr and Mrs John Reemis attended American Legion Auxiliary in Merrill. Esther Reemis spoke. Dick Dierksen showed early potatoes planted before Good Friday. Service Bureau agent H A Smith promotes theft protection insurance for farmers. Sioux City papers report Lennart Anderson and Anita Lewis wed. honeymoon in Chicago. Republican convention notes from Kansas City expect Hoover on first ballot. Dawes favored for VP.
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I. Knudson
Sioux City
T. T. Smith
Arthur W. Johnson
J. R. Hays
Boase Stoutenburg
Earl Lias
Lake Madison
W. J. Bennett
Marel
Missoula
Mont
Yankton
Gurney Broadcasting Station
Clara. A. Beverly
Bain
Akron Hospital
J. H. Kerr
Robert Kerr
Richard Anderson
A. L. MacMillan
The
Baptist Church
Morningside Baptist
John. Reemis
Esther
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Merrill
H.A. Smith
Service Bureau
Wallace
Des Moines
Union County
Alon
Lennart Anderson
Misa Anita Lewis
Wm. Lewis
Chicago
John Anderson
Akron
Kansas City
Hoover
Midwest
Dawes
Akron Golf Club enrolls caddies at course
Akron Golf club to enroll caddies with parental consent. boys urged to call Secretary J A Jenson to enroll. Only regularly enrolled caddies will be allowed on the course, as announced by the club committee.
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Golf Club
Akron Golf Club
J. A. Jenson
Baptist Women Bible Class Hosts 6 30 Dinner on Church Lawn
The Baptist church Woman's Bible Class invites members and their husbands and children to a 6:30 picnic dinner on Friday June 45. Each member should bring a dish for their family as part of the social afternoon.
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Woman’s Bible Class
The
Baptist Church
Notice for Bids on School Janitor Position Akron IA 1928
Applications and bids for the position of School Janitor for the Independent District of Akron Iowa will be received by the Board of Directors at the Offices of the Secretary up to noon of Monday July 2 1928. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. W E MELLEN Secretary. The best ribbons for all makes of typewriters also carbon paper and writer paper for sale at Hepburn Tribune office. a Ty amp Want Ad for quick results.
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Akron
Iowa
W. E. Mellen
Hepiatar‘ribune Offine. A
New York Skyscraper Built Through Eight-Foot Door
A department store in New York City quietly added a 280 foot high steel and concrete skyscraper inside the existing building. Workers carried all machinery and materials through a single eight foot opening, completing the 51,200 extra square feet in four months without disrupting store business.
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New York
New York City
Popular Science Monthly
Woman balances on globe to lecture on poise
English lecturer Mrs Diana Watts, touring worldwide to teach posture, electrified a London audience by balancing on a small globe with one foot, arms extended, firing two arrows without losing balance. She has trained men golfers to improve stance, claiming poise aids dancing walking and clear thinking.
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Diana Watts
London
Watts
Paris Landmark Linen Shop Disappears in Ma Rails Quarter
A historic Paris linen shop in the Ma Rails quarter vanishes. Tradition ties the site to Mme de Pompadour of Louis XV and a sign over the door once showing Saint John the Baptist. In 1793 saints were proscribed, so the proprietor hung a bathed monkey figure with the inscription Au Stige en Batiste. It is hoped the sign will join the Cartavalet museum.
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Paris
Marails
Mme. de Pompadour
Louis XV
Joan the Baptist
Cartavalet
Fire Under Water Steam Boiler Burns Under Water Surface
A new steam boiler uses a burner at the end of a pipe extending into a water reservoir. Fuel combines with compressed air. Start by lowering water level, ignite, then water rises to cover the burner while the flame stays bright beneath the surface using the air jet’s oxygen.
River Islands Withdrawn for Wild Life Refuge Use
Government lands in the Mississippi River between Rocky Island Timberland and Wabasha Minnesota are withdrawn from settlement sale or entry by executive order. The islands are reserved for the Department of Agriculture in establishing the upper Mississippi River wild life and fish refuge Pathfinder Magazine notes.
Glass Walls for Houses and Blue Glass Panels
A London society woman panels her house with blue glass as trees grow scarce and oak paneling becomes costly. The piece notes that many builders are adopting glass walls, warning that it will not be safe to throw stones at glass houses, per Capper's Weekly.
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England
London Society
Capper
Crystal Gazing Use in Diagnosis Suggested by Dr. Travia
Dr. Travia of Iowa State University argues crystal gazing is more than humbug. Popular Science Monthly notes it could aid scientific diagnosis by inducing a daydream state useful in certain insanity assessments.
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Lee Edyard Travia
Iowa State University
Travia
Popular Science Monthly
Large school bank in Seward Pub high school
A New York City high school bank started last spring in Seward Park High School now has over 4,500 accounts and is expected to reach full enrollment of about 4,000 pupils this term.
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Sefiont Bank
United States
Seward Pub
New York City
Chritt ‘Magazine
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