Farmers Union Meeting in Union County June 11
Union County Farmers Union held its regular meeting June 11 at Sunnyside schoolhouse south of Ber eaford. Reports showed business men and farmers support working together. Mrs Louis Peterson Educational director spoke on the Junior Camp. Charles Turner played accordion. Darlene Hamilton gave a report on Junior Camp activities. Motion to invite Dist 1 to meet in Alcester in November. Free prizes were awarded and lunch served by Prairie Local Ladies.
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Farmers Union
Union County
Union County Farmers Union
Sunnyside
Bereaford
Louis Peterson
Charles Turner
Alcester
Darlene Hamilton
Dist. 1
Ladies of Prairie
Sioux River Flood Rampage Prompts Flood Control Action
Flooding on the Sioux River and its tributaries caused heavy property damage. Residents in the valley push for immediate flood control measures while the waters recede after days of heavy rain.
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Big Sioux
Local News Briefs From Akron Area and Surrounding
Local notes report residents visiting relatives in Sioux Falls and Kansas City Missouri, with several trips to Ames for Iowa State College graduation where Don Petry earned a Civil Engineering degree. Weather turns hot after heavy rain, band concerts in Akron City Park continue weekly, and community events include family reunions and music camp activities.
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Arnold Lamoureux
California
Lendal Newman
Kansas “City
M. Newman
Nancy Earnest
Sioux Falls
Lester Nason
Leslie Mitchell
D. G. Ross
Oda Jenkins
Eileen Waterbury
Akron City Park
Don Petry
Harry A. Petry
Akron
Iowa State College
Ames
Don
Iowa
Plymouth County
David Meis
LeMars
Bonnie Easton
Institution” Management
Merrill
Janice Yoerger
Wallis ‘Tansfeldt
Remsen
Ruth Mahany
Kingsley
Dwight Puttman
Alcester voters approve 35000 bond for school improvement
In a special election the voters of Alcester approved a 35000 bond for public school improvements by 219 to 1. Jefferson, D.D., also approved a similar amount for its public school improvement.
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Alcester
Jefferson
Akron Ball Tram Nips Orange City
Akron defeats Orange City 1 to 0 in a tight game sparked by Emery Tucker’s circus catch of DeJager’s fly ball. Horchers allowed nine strikeouts, DeJager ten. Borchers and Gale caught for Akron, DeJager and Korver for Orange City. Local notes mention upcoming Akron home games and a St Olaf College graduate story.
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Akron
Orange City
Emery Tucker
DeJager
Innnings
Akronis
Borchers
Gale
Alton
Korver
Hyke
Miller
Horchers
H. Hills
Akron Baseball Schedule for June Month
John Schuchard, secretary, announces Akron's June schedule with games at LeMars on Sunday June 27 and Remsen on Tuesday June 29, listing locations and dates for the month.
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AKRON
John Schuchard
Sched
LeMars
Remsen
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