Local social notes and notices from Sioux City area
Mrs. 5 C Hoyt visited Sioux City. Mrs. I Batchelder returned from Hawarden. Geo W Dudley and family traveled from Sioux Falls to their Akron home. Mr and Mrs C W Campbell visited by Mrs Clas Milton of Bil Point. Fred Fletcher of Reliance visited relatives. The Clark and Bur aight families spent the weekend at Sheig cottage. A daughter from Ed Larson of Spink SD underwent appendicitis surgery in Akron. John Onnen and family traveled from Minnesota for a visit with Chris Onnen. The county W G C T A institute gathers at Ak yon Christian church with morning and afternoon sessions. A lawn social at the church next Thursday evening June 20. Ladigg Aid meets June 28 with hostesses. G D Thompson visits from Webster City. attends attorneys’ convention in Sioux City. Emery and Victor Neal travel to see Grace Pike’s post op treatment at St Vincent’s. Norwegian National Sanperfest in Sioux City Auditorium with grand chorus and 50 piece orchestra. Arnold Brady and J R Hays install radio reserving set in Bennett garage office. display at March & Thorson. Des Moines dispute cited in Sioux City Tribune. Town supreme edit denies rehearing in Francis Wrenn case. priest sentenced to 20 years to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register-Tribune
5.C. Hoyt
Sioux City
I. Batchelder
Hawaren
Akron Electric Co
Geo. W. Dudley
Sioux Falls
C. W. Campbell
Wigel
Clas
Milton
Bil Point
W. F. Swan
Fred Dahl
Sioux’ City
Fred Fletcher
Reliance
Chas. Kanaga
H. @. Clark
L. Buraight
Sheig Cottage
Kendall
W. GC. T. A. Institute
Akeyon
Christian Church
M. TH. Ladigg
C. Wise
R. A. Hanek
D. Thompson
Webster City
Qeo. Mattison
Emery
Victor Neal
Grace’ Pike
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Sippyix City
Arnold Brady
J. R. Hays
Bennett Garage
March & Thorson
Des Moines
Sioux City Tribune
Town Supreme Edit
Francis Wrenn
Ethel Bray
Plymouth County
Constable's Auction Sale in Akron Iowa 1932
The constable will hold an auction of the Don Tobey stock of Coronal merchandise in Akron Iowa. It will be held on Saturday June 4, 1932 at 2 00 pm east of the Akyo Savings Bank building. The notice is issued by Constable Unaem An.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Tobey
Cionoral
Weakfield
Towa
Akyo Savings Bank
Akron
Sunaem AN
Constable
Is Prohibition a Failure and Its Enforcers Questioned
A reader speech argues prohibition failed due to imperfect enforcement not law, praising the principle while condemning bootleggers and hypocritical enforcement. It compares Prohibition to past crimes and warns against repealing law despite violations, urging steady constitutional protection and soldier bonuses tied to national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wels
Alton
America
Constitution River
Philadelphia
Mra. I
Hnouslwauld
Virginia Hits Singing Orchestra Delivers Lively Program
A lively program by the Virginia Hits Singing Orchestra features heart songs of the American people and group songs in attractive costumes with distinctive readings. The ensemble is noted as one of the best, though audiences occasionally miss portions of the performance. The evening includes an instrumental program and solo acts, aimed at lively audience engagement.
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Virginia Hits Singing Orchestra
Frst
South
Sologate
Liva Panple
Dearborn Entertainers Join Castle Square Acts at Chautauqua
Two members of the Castle Square Entertainment Company, famed for its variety, will appear with the Dearborn Entertainers on the Chautauqua program this summer. The act features songs, sketches, saxophones, harp, and costume impersonations. Dr Berry will headline and co operate with the prelude company on afternoon and evening programs.
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Dearborn
Castle Square Entertainment Company
Castle Square Company
Chautauqua
Dr. Berry
Chautaqua
Prelude Company
Evanstonians
Tila
Notice to Riverside Cemetery Lot Owners
Secretary urges lot owners to follow rules sections four through six of Riverside cemetery regulations. No fences beyond six inch curbing nor shrubs untrimmed. no colonial wood at box elder trees. foundations for monuments provided by the association at minimal cost with orders via the Secretary one month ahead. The writer notes past grievances over tree cutting and calls for united effort to maintain the cemetery.
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Riverside Cemetery
Want Ad Column Guidance From A. U. Wilson
The secretary A U Wilson notes the need to assist financially and instructs readers to read the Want Ad Column for opportunities. The fragment suggests a call to action and a focus on financial assistance through listings.
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A. U. Wilson
Secy
Want” Ad
Just Raked Out The Fish Of A Riverin Quest
An old fisherman recalls a day of extraordinary salmon trout flooding a river gill and up the south fork in the late Nineties. He describes racing across the river to rake fish, leaving piles on both banks and large specimens used by farmers to stake beans. The tale finishes with the river’s impact on bridges and locals.
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Washington Stir
First to Cross Continent Mackenzie Route North of Mexico
The tale recalls Sir Alexander Mackenzie, a Scotsman allied with the North West Company. In 1792 his party built a post on Peace River and wintered, then in 1798 crossed the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific. He marked the visit with rock inscription lat 52 20 48 north.
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Mexico
Sir Alexander Mackenzie
Old North West Company
Hudson's Bay Carmmpany
Mackenzie
Far West
Pacific Coast
Peace River
Rocky Mountains
Fraser River
Alexander Mackenzie
Canada
Lind
Amd
Conservation of the Birda and the duty to protect
The article urges citizens to conserve and increase the world’s birds as ethical and aesthetic treasures. It argues that appreciating nature grows with recreation, calls for organized efforts to promote bird welfare, and highlights the public good of birds in parks and lawns.
Suppressions Recall of Lewes and Eliot on London Walks
Edmund Gosse recalls a first chapter memory of George Henry Lewes and a large sybil like George Eliot seen during walks from northwest London toward Whitehall after 1876. Lewes appears aged and stern while Eliot wears a dramatic Paris style hat with an ostrich feather, provoking a pathetically provincial contrast.
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Edmund Gosse
Victoria
London
Whitehall
Prem Turely
Absute
George Eliot
Invented Railroad Tickets and the Edmondson Invention
A historical note praises Thomas Edmondson for inventing railway ticket printing. Before his method, tickets were handwritten and lengthy, with passenger names and addresses logged in a book. Edmondson charged a yearly license of two dollars per mile, profiting fairly from his discovery.
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Thomas Redhondson
Edmondson
Stilk
Fourth annual Farm Bureau picnic honors Plymouth county graduates
Thousands gathered at the Plymouth county farm for the fourth annual Farm Bureau picnic and eighth grade graduation exercises. Miss Ethel Sayres led the ceremonies, Crum of State Teachers College Cedar Falls gave the address, and diplomas were presented. The LeMars Military band performed at noon followed by athletic events and races. President L Winnec of the county Farm Bureau welcomed attendees, and J H Cunningham of the Iowa Farm Bureau spoke. Dr M Gilbert, a pioneering Led Murs vhyshkin resident, died Sunday at Battele Mountain sanitarium after tuberculosis care begun in April 1941.
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Plymouth County
Farm Bureau
Ethel Sayres
Crum
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
LeMars
L . Winlec
Furnsgurgau
J. HL Cunningham
Iowa Farm Baureau
M. Fillbert
Murs Vhyshkin
Batele Mountain
Soltiers
Sawtelle
LeMars Notables and Real Estate Deal Highlight Local Notes
California transfer to Wet Springs sanitarium last winter. remains taken to LeMars for burial. Frank Wilmerton a LeMars pioneer died in San Angelo Texas after health decline. Flo Wilmerton formerly in LeMars real estate. Nicholas Gengler of LeMars bought Leo Marx farm four miles east for 290 dollars an acre. Nest of next March signals new possession by Teew under Wil.
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California
Wet Springs
LeMars
Frank Wilmerton
San Angelo
Texas
Flo
LaMars
Elig
Nicholas Gengler
Leo Marx
McCannon & Company Seeks Vaccant Sales Agents
McCannon & Company of Winona Mint advertises men to sell goods in country and city. No formal income study, commissions based on online sales and collected payments. Mentions team ratio requirements and experience in surveys, urging readers to mention the paper.
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McCannon & Company
Winona Mint
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