Golden Rule Sunday Proclamation by Governor Hammill
The governor proclaims Sunday December 6 1925 as Golden Rule Sunday in Iowa urging citizens to observe a simple orphanage Sunday dinner and donate to Near East orphans. He hosts a moral appeal for world service and brotherhood, urging dissemination through pulpit and press, signed in Des Moines November 12 1925.
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State of Town
Executive Department
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Iowa
Commonwealth
Near East
America
Brotherhood of Man
Des Moines
Jury Acquits Mrs Pendleton in Adultery Case
LeMars Globe-Post reports Emily Pendleton wife of Plymouth county farmer Pendleton found not guilty of adultery by a jury after an hour and a half deliberation. Pendleton granted a divorce. she dismissed her petition. The hired man Frank Craharaki, jailed for the same offense, noted.
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Pendleton
LeMars Globe-Post
Emily Pendleton
Jesse Pendleton
Plymouth County
Frank Craharaki
Milnerville Notes Reflect Local Family Movements
Special Correspondence reports P Knapp and son Cyrus Jr visiting the city. Mrs C P Knapp's dental trip to Sioux City. local families, farm transfers, and weddings. Clarence Persinger moves back near Sioux City. Miss Hollth Cleminson to wed A Edward Jones of Wynot. Bethel church and Epworth League events noted along with Thanksgiving travels and school activities.
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Milnerville
P. Knapp
Cyrus, Jr
C. P. Knapp
Sioux City
Frank Helm
Harry
Walter Hathaway
Ito
Trumbauer
Mr. Buys
M. A. Whitehead
Buys
Merrill
Mr. Whitehead
Allen Places
Clarence Persinger
Ilking Town
Correctionville
Correctionville Road, Mrs. Persinger
First Presbyterian
John William Nystrom
Dale Hunter
New Orleans
Florida
Dollie Vennard
Perry Creek Road
Wynot
Vance Hunter
Edith Cleminson
Bethel Church
Aid Society of Bethel Church
Owen Taylor
Fred Briggs
North Dakota
Cc. P. Knapp
LaMars
Grand Jury
Akron
Billikers
A. Fry
Araula Fry
Hilliker
Jefferson
Hancock Township
Center School
Waldon Fry
Vermillion
S.C
E. T. Taylor
Lucille Briggs
Grace. Briggs
Briggs
Richard Milner
Arnason
LeMara
Mystic, Isle
Willie Crow
Ward Knapp
Walden’ Fry
G. P. Knapp
J. P. Allen
Omaha
Topeka
Kan
John
Anda
Wall Street
Bethel
Alien
Epworth League
Chatsworth Chat Special Correspondence Returns From Sioux City
Mrs H J Schumacher and Frances shopped in Sioux City Saturday. L Schumacher and wife visited Sioux City Wednesday. Will Schjolburg and family visited Mahlon Bonney’s home. Mrs Orin Harris and Lois Jean visited her parents. Ona Jones of Bethel visited McInnis kin. Ray Webb of Fulton brought mother Lizzie Webb for winter stay. Mrs Beck of Ble Springs to live there again. D K Bennett attended Shrine meeting in Sioux City. Wm Patrick and wife and Mary Walker shopped in Sioux City Friday. Mrs H B Dalgliesh visited early in the week in Sioux City. Mrs L L Schumacher and children mentioned.
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Chatsworth
H. J. Schumacher
Frances
Sioux City
L. Schumacher
Will Schjolburg
Virginia Ann
Mahlon Bonney
Orin Harris
Lois ‘Jean
Ona Jones
Bethel
McInnis
Ray Webb
Fulton
S. C
Lizzie Webb
Beck
Ble Springs
D. K. Bennett
Wm. Patrick
Mary Walker
Dalgliesh
L. L. Schumachey
Thanksgiving Visitors and Local Travels Reported
Sioux City visitors and local residents made exchanges Monday through Saturday as families gathered for Thanksgiving. Numerous trips included Ray Webb leaving for Fulton after settling his mother for the winter, and Peter Jepson with wife and Mrs. Joel Burnight traveling to Sioux City. Others like R Harris and the Wells family hosted or visited relatives in the region, with Homer Bonney of Kingsley and Mahlon Bonney and wife among those seen making for Sioux City as the week began.
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Sioux City
H. B. Daly- Mesh
Ray Webb
Fulton
Peter Jepson
Joel Burnight
R. Harris
B. A. Adams
J. A. Friday
W. A. Jane
McNally
Westfield notes and social chatter in town life
Westfield residents report weekend visits from William Dickerson and others, Mr. Childs sells stock to G R Frances of Murdo South Dakota, new proprietor to be welcomed. Emmet Walsh returns from jury duty, Miss Gosting and Mrs Cross visit Wynot Nebraska, bazaar plans for December 3 announced, Sousa’s Band visit and church service slated, births, cattle market activity, and community events fill the week.
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Westfield
Irs
Wm. Dickerson
Harrington
H. Spaulding
G. E. Childs
G. R. Frances
Murdo
S. D
Frances
Ladies' Aid
Harry Michaels
Chapman
Harry
Clarence Chapman
India
Grand jury reports. indictments in Walstead act and DUI cases
The grand jury met Wednesday morning to resume court and was thanked by the court before being discharged for the year. Indictments were returned against Joe Barrett and C L Barton for Walstead act infractions, and true bills against Mike Mc Coy and Mike Edwards for driving while intoxicated. The Jameses were indicted for liquor nuisance, and Jos Fleege pleaded guilty to the same charge, sentenced to three months jail and a $300 fine plus costs. Butterworth faced a state case over a still found on his Sioux township farm, but the court directed a verdict for him as ownership at seizure was not shown.
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eMars Sentinel
Joe Barrett
C. L. Barton
Mike McCoy
Mike Edwards
EB. R. James
Jos, Fleege
C. D. Butterworth
Sioux Township
Butterworth
50 Hogs at Auction at Bohlken Feed Barn Akron
The undersigned will sell at public auction at the Bohlken Feed Barn in Akron on Saturday November 28 at 2:30 p m 60 head of hogs weighing 50 to 160 pounds Usual terms of sale A Bariga Props W H Morse Auctioneer First National Bank Clerk Others having stuff it self can bring it in for this sale
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Bohlken
Akron
H. Morse
First National Bank
Looking Ahead in Agriculture Promises Long Term Gains
An agricultural extension director urges farmers to inventory the year, assess crop and livestock choices, and adjust plans for future years. He notes higher prices for cattle hogs and wool, weathered yields, and a shift toward domestic consumption while stressing patience, efficiency, and adapting to demand to reach broader prosperity.
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A. E. Anderson
8. D. State College
Portune plan to boost prosperity for agriculture
The passage urges improving efficiency in production and marketing and focusing on factors influencing demand. It argues that such attention will strengthen prosperity for agriculture both now and in the future.
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Portune
First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Events
The First Baptist Church outlines Bible school at 10 a.m with the men’s class on Paul and His Police Record. Morning worship at 11 features the sermon The Teller at His Task. Evening service at 7:80 continues Men Who Followed Jesus with The Man Whom Jesus Could Not Make. Pioneer club meets 7:16 p.m. Wednesday midweek service 7:30. Choir practice Thursday 7:30. The World Crusaders meet Saturday 2:30. Woman’s Association hosts Mrs. Walter Mellen December 2, Missionary program led by Mrs. E. Mellen. Baptismal heater being installed under M. M. Talbott.
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Paul
Gabriel
Jesus
Daniel Boone
Pioneer Club
The
World Crusaders
Woman's Association
Walter Mellen
E. Mellen
M. M. Talbott
A. Lt. Macmillan
Swedish Bible class and Union Creek Ladies Aid notices
Union Creek Lutheran Hall hosts a Swedish Bible class next Sunday at 10 45 a m led by Mr EH A Johnson along with English Sunday school. The Ladies Aid meets at Union Creek Luther Hall next Wednesday December 2 refreshments welcome. Names of local visitors and hospitalities listed plus recovery news for Mrs Mary Larson of Sioux City and Ralph Dewey helping at Wm Erleson's house.
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Union Creek
Luther Hall
EH. A. Johnson
Mae Johnson
Heys
EE. A. Hultgren
Wm. Ericson
Herman Anderson
Mabel
Reuben Anderson
Ted Rasmussen
Mary Larson
Sioux City
Ralph Dewey
Wm. Erleson
Notice of Assignment for Creditors in Akron Iowa
Notice to creditors of Floyd D. Hurt and M Ambrose Bliss co partners trading as H and B Ford Service Akron Iowa. On October 29 1925 they assigned all property for creditors to Henry G Warner assignee Akron Iowa. Present claims within three months from November 5 1925 under oath. Pub dates listed.
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Floyd D. Hurt
M. Ambrose, Bliss
H. and
B. Ford
Akron
Iowa
M. Ambroge Bliss
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Orpington
Myrs
Mewin Lemme
Poland
China
Raymond Hamilton
Fleeter
8. D
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Register- Tribune
Jammerthal
Rosecomb R. I. Red. Cockerels
B. D. Howard
Waterbury Farm
Fred
Waterbury
Cronin & Kennedy
Towa
Redmond
Winn, Manning
John van DeBraak
W. M. G. Anderson
Baby Bed
Phone 265
Bennett & Strong
Fred E. Eilers
Dick. Eilers
Preston
Nick:Molzen
Johngan
Dirks
John Molzen
Portland
Tentinger
John Hammili
Gvernor
Thos. Warren
John Warren
Lennox
Pacific Beach
California
Hiis
Joseph
Sousa
Arch Lilly
David Lilly
Anna Doyle
Edward
Yankton
Congregational Church
Johnston
Chas, Carter
R. H. Cellley & Son
C.E. Lowry
Cushing
Annie Chapman
Julia Ceilley
Mary Connolly
Community Hall
M. P. Spaulding
Minneapolis
T.A. Dennison
M. O. Nelson
Yank+ton
LeMars
R. H. Cellley
A. A. Martin
Duke Spaulding
D.C Lenihan
NeMara
John Cronin
GGURT
Farm MA
Waterloo Bay
Goodenough
Defiance Gang
Emerson
W.H. Morse
Akron Savings Bank
First Baptist Church
Westfield Meat Market
Elk Point
A. L. Yeaton
Louis
Kaelke
Wm. Dierks
Lester Ralsh
John Molten
Herman Willis
Ed. Tentinger
W. HH. Morse
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