Westfield Write Ups Spelling Local Doings and Visits
Mrs B McGuire and son Blythe of Elk Poirit spent days in the home of daughter and sister Mrs Ray Connolly. Mrs J O Bliss hosted the ladies Aid meeting. a nice crowd attended. Clara Chapman and Raith Chapman came from Charter Oak to visit Annie Chapman. Juanita Chapman joined them to Sioux City. Several others visited relatives, and E J McDougall was ill. Chris Jensen family called to Philip S D after an auto accident. granddaughter Mary Holmberg accompanied them home. Mrs Jas Tracy, Sr., returned from Salix visit. Thos Warren and daughter Rose Shearer picnicked at Sioux Falls with many relatives. Sylvester Conway and the Akron Junior League team traveled to Hinton. Akron hosts Remsen Friday. Sylvester plays shortstop. Mary Spaulding entertained friends in honor of Audrey Lilly engagement to Lloyd Crouch. Lilly received linen shower. Lela Burrell of Sioux City staying with Chris Jensen. Westfield lost to Leeds 8 to 2 at River Sioux. Westfield plays Elk Point Sunday at Elk Point. Sixty votes cast in repeal election. Free movie canceled due to threatening weather. large crowd. Mrs G W Maysonholder and daughter left for Chicago to view Century of Progress. Lea Rose Maysonholder to Mapleton to visit grandmother Mrs Butler. Fred Emmick visiting Sioux City. Mrs L V Gant and Ray Dennison hosted St Catherine's Guild in Community Hall.
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Annie Chapman
Juanita Chapman
Sioux City
Clarence ‘Chayman
Salix
Iowa
Warren
Rose Shearer
Sioux Falls
Sylvester ‘Conway
Akron
Hinton
Remsen
Sylvester
Mary Spaulding
Audrey Lilly
Lloyd Crouch
Westfield
Elk Point
G. W. Maysonholder
Robert Wetherly
Chicago
Lea’ Rose Maysonholder
Mapleton
Buter
Fred Emmick
Merdames L. V. Gant
Ray Dennison
St. Catharine’s Guild
Death of Harvey Coppock Recall Brings Milnerville Ties
Special correspondence notes Harvey Coppock died at his son Arnold's home in LeMars after a long illness. He had been away years as a salesman but kept in touch with old neighbors. Funeral held Monday with large attendance as family and friends gathered. The Milners and Brownawells, longtime locals, hosted visits and reminiscences during recent days, with plans and changes reflected across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Coppock
Arnold
LeMars
Coppock
Howard Milner
Bonnie
Gloria
Merlin
W. B. Milner
Clair
W. B
R. F. Milner
Brownawell
Local notes reflect community life and events
The piece lists marriages, family ties, parish events, and visits in Milnerville and Adaville. It notes Mrs. Brown and relatives, Lucille Maloney at summer school, a Saturday dance, a strawberry social, and a church picnic. Also mentions a funeral, hog market leadership, and school preservation efforts near Bancroft.
Chatsworth Chats Special Correspondence
Frances Schafer was operated on for appendicitis at the Akron hospital Thursday morning. Laura Webb, who was operated on last week, is out of danger now. Elections: 55 yes 11 no on repeal. D. K. Bennett reported election results to Orange City. Carol and Erma Johnson go to Boulder Colorado for summer school. Mrs. Winchel and daughter Betty visited Pansy Dilly at Henry Crow home. Mrs. Will Wilken of Hawarden visited Thursday. Chris Schellen and wife were Sioux City visitors. Fred Jensen and wife from Belle Fourche South Dakota visiting Akron. Lawrence Keelin spent two weeks with his father near Hawarden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Schafer
Akron
E. H. Johnson
Bankers
Sioux City
Laura Webb
D. K. Bennett
Orange City
Carol
Erma Johnson
Boulder
Colo
Winchel
Betty
Pansy Dilly
Henry Crow
Will Wilken
Hawarden
Wilken
Frank Lang
Chris Schellen
James Adams
Fred Jensen
Belle Fourche
Hank Freriehs
Chuck Hendricks
Levi Johnson
Lawrence Keelin
Henry Keelin
Sudan grass as emergency crop for Iowa farmers
Heavy rains delay corn planting across Iowa forcing farmers to seek early maturing seed or switch to emergency crops. Sudan grass is cited as a reliable option, thriving on most soils, low seed cost, drought resistant, and suitable for mid-summer pasture. experiments at Iowa State College show strong yields under difficult conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State College
Sudan
Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa State College Farm Crops Department
Home repairs call readers to act now as costs rise
A persuasive pitch urges homeowners to tackle roof leaks pipes wiring and remodeling while construction dollars stretch further today. It links personal upkeep to broader jobs and economic activity, arguing delaying will raise prices and hurt employment. The piece highlights savings and the benefit of creating work for workers and suppliers.
Advancing Prices and the Paradox of Prosperity
The LeMars Sentinel notes rising prices as a sign of recovery but questions how farmers and the unemployed can meet higher costs. It argues that general employment and wage growth are needed for durable prosperity, stressing that buyers must exist to sustain higher prices and that relief measures alone do not solve the core issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Former Akron Man Recovered and Departed for Chicago
Lawrence Lemon of Denver Colorado, a former Le Mars resident, fell ill while visiting his mother Mrs E Lemon who was seriously ill but improved. He was visiting his brother in law L L Jones and had been engaged in business in Le Mars. He left Le Mars Saturday afternoon for Chicago after recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Vigilante Association Meeting in Union County June 10
In Elk Point the Union County Vigilante association held a gathering with members from nearly all townships. States Attorney O C Danley spoke on proper operations and duties of on duty members. G N Slocum gave a postmeeting feed. Elk Point city council plans a milk sale ordinance requiring licenses and sanitation/inspection standards for dairy herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Elk Point
Union County Vigilante Association
O. C. Danley
G. N. Slocum
Mystery of Murre Deaths Darkens Arctic Flight
Time Magazine notes murres auks kin die in mass self flights over Quebec toward the St Lawrence. Birds winter on Arctic oil ledges, nest in colonies, feed on crustaceans, now scarce. Canada and US treaty protects them. only Eskimos and Indians may hunt. Bronx official suspects cyclical food-supply failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
St. Lawréncie River -Banl
Arétie ‘Nirres
Guillemots
Time Magazine
Woodsman Advice For Being Lost In Forest
A New York woodsman counsels if lost without a compass to follow small watercourses downhill toward larger streams and eventual habitation. He notes valley settlements yield the richest farms and this method likely brings help sooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsman
New York State
United States
New York Herald Tribune
U S Weather Bureau Foretelling Weather Across Nation
The United States Weather Bureau handles forecasting weather and warnings for storms frost floods and fires. It issues forecasts and reports for commerce navigation agriculture and air travel and publishes daily maps and a monthly review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
United States Weather Bureau
United States
Bureau
Selling Canada and the empire’s rights
A Montreal Herald letter argues there can be no sale of any Canada portion to the United States by Great Britain. It states Canada belongs to the crown or its people, only Canadians can dispose of Canada, and Canada remains a self governing unit within the empire albeit loyal to the king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Britain
Crown
Government of
Empire
Montreal Herald
Day's experiment with orphan girls in Sandford and Merton tale
The article recalls Thomas Day's 18th century plan to raise two twelve year olds as potential wives. The project failed, leading Day to seek more mature brides. One wealthy candidate endured severe tests, including renouncing comforts and walking barefoot in snow to prove docility under a legal owner.
Union Creek church to hold no services this Sunday
Local notices report no services at Union Creek Tintheran church Sunday. A birthday supper for Luther Lemigie will be held Tuesday at Luther Hall in three courses with a per year of age donation. Junior Mission Band meets next Wednesday at Luther Hall with Miss Trene and Tiveritt Carr. Many residents and families are noted visiting relatives in Hawarden Rochester Laurens Sioux City and Mayo Clinic patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek Tintheran
Luther Lemigie
Luther Hall
Trene
Tiveritt’ Carr
Lawrence Mrrcson
Audrey
Joan
Wa. Drieson
Chas, Boden
Patrick
Rochester
Minn
Elmer Boden
Slow to Judge Wrongs in Our Fellow-Cellures Quotations
Quote from W D B Gladstone on judging others slowly and fairly. It notes that most moral actions are not fully knowable by others due to varies factors and hidden causes, urging restraint in definitive judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. DB. Gladstone
Old Angle Tree Monument Marks Plainville Boundary
A 14 foot stone shaft dating to 1628 that once divided Massachusetts Bay and Plymouth colonies now marks the south boundary of Plainville Massachusetts. The Old Angle Tree Monument has served Pilgrim Fathers for three centuries and continues to stand in Plainville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
Mass
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Plymouth Colony
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Harry Carlyle
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Cassen
Logan
Sioux
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Brownawells
Fred Briggs
Fred
North Dakota
Vance Hunter
Little Billy
Cooper
Harold Cooper
Minneapolis
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Lawrence Brown
Lee Cooper
Josephine Brouillette
Vilas Montagne
Mina Rose Montagne
Wesley Brouillette
Merrill
Bethel Ladies’ Aid
A.C. Banks
Bethel Sunday School
Chatsworth
Union Crder News
Ispeciial
Torrespone
Alfred
Lawrence Briegen
John A. Hultgren
Maryin Jane Widimarek
Virginia Mano. Olson
Ruth Mary Olson
Lois
Bernice Anderson
Bernice Miller
Tmogene Johnson
TH. R. Anderson
Norma
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Lawrence Wilesdin
Biner Hultgren
J.T Tirodell
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Mirse Frank Binein
Riveratt Coyle
Minti
Clifford Johnson
Elery Clansson
Wii
Olson Tid
Olson Hole
Win
Ola
Mdlina
Donald
John Hult
Gven
Rei
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Maytag Company
Newton
F. J. Swanson
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Klauer Bros
V. E. Rossow
L. E
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