Home team Cyl inder defeats Wallingford 17 to 10 in kittenball
Cylinder, Ta June 1 reports Cylinder beat Wallingford 17 to 10 in a Sunday kittenball game. Several local residents traveled to visit relatives over Memorial Day and return plans include continued visits and family travel to Story City Des Moines and other nearby towns.
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Cylinder
Wallingford
L. D. Fredrickson
Lane Rock
EZ Oad. Jensen
Joe Namer
Mallard
Geo. Wessay
Henry Wright
Ackrey
Emmetsburg
A. K. Gaard
Helen
Story City
Slater
Gaard
Met Joseph Knutson Now Three Years in U S Navy
Ernest Knutson met his cousin Joseph Knutson in San Diego California. Joseph has served three years and seven months in the navy and recently reenlisted for three more years. He is currently aboard a submarine and plans a December homecoming for a three month vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Knutson
U. S. Navy
San Diego
California
Ernest Knutson
Joseph
Herbert Knut
Vernon Township
Joe
Booze Incident at Sioux City Memorial Day
Press reports note 11 arrests for violating prohibitory law during Memorial Day in Sioux City. The community contains a few hard drinkers, reflecting local concerns about alcohol regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Hartley Couple Injured In Auto Smash Near Wesley
Mr and Mrs Arthur Belt of Hartley were hurt when their car left the road half a mile north of Wesley and toppled twice. They were treated at Algona hospital for a compound wrist fracture several broken ribs and facial injuries after a long trip home on Sunday evening.
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Hartley
Wesley
Arthur Bolt
Kossuth
Algona
Belt
Algona Hospital
Have Details for Press Listed as Early as Possible
The Democrat complains about difficulty obtaining social event details from alumni banquets public programs and deaths across the community. It urges local organizations to appoint a person responsible for supplying essential information to the press quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Wallace to Speak on Honest Dollar at Emmetsburg Picnic
Henry A. Wallace, editor of Wallace's Farmer and Iowa Homestead, will discuss inflation, surplus disposal, and the choice between isolation and world cooperation at the Farm Bureau picnic in Harrison Park Emmetsburg on Wednesday June 8. The program includes eighth grade commencement, fiddlers contest, horseshoe pitching, band concert, 4 H songs, and old time music with the Lost Island string band.
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Henry A. Wallace
Farmer
Iowa Homestead
Farm Bureau
Harrison Park
Emmetsbore
E. A. McMillin
Wallace
United States
Emmetsburg
Emmelsburg
Geraldine Rife
Freedom Township
Old Fiddlers
Lost Island String Band
Whittemore and Titonka Teams Win One Each at Mallard
Whittemore Lutheran girls beat Mallard 12 to 8 while the local boys edged Titonka 6 to 5. Titonka squad then defeated Twin Six 7 to 4 at Mallard as Tri County fell 3 to 0 at Gilmore City.
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Whittemore
Mallard
Whittemore Lutheran
Visiteing
Emmetsburg Visitors and Local Socials Highlight Week
Everett Buchacker and family visited. Mrs. Lowe and Mrs. Hersom from Emmetsburg traveled here. Yeallers Barbara Broadwell and Mary Schwint from Emmetsburg were in town. Decoration day visits noted. several trips to Emmetsburg and Rolfe. A church squirt display with quilt showcase planned. 15 cent lunch offered. A boys and girls missionary society to be organized at Mrs. Forbes home. Vincent Bounds returned from Bronx City for a brief visit. Various residents visited friends in Des Moines, Redwood Falls, Spencer, Cedar Rapids, and Sioux City. Summer school plans for Violet Hahn. Elizabeth Fish back at Emmetsburg hospital. multiple callers and visitors noted throughout Mallard, Humboldt, Newell, and nearby towns.
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B. N. Landis
Emmetsburg
Theresa Graf
Cedar Falls
Peter Mulroney
Eding Lowe
Ladomia Co‘mer
Fort Dodge
Everett Hersom
Neve
Ditch
Davenport
James Gilman
Raymond Lowe
H. L. Mason
Mason City
C. A. Larson
Algona
Sands
Dudley Spooner
Des Moines
Ruth Bounds
Iowa State Pres College
Estellen Lever
Volga
E, D, Spoor
Doris
Everett Buchacker
Mesdames C. B. Lowe
Katie Hersom
Barbara Broadwell
Mary Schwint
Leonard Lowe
Rodman
Chas. Hersom
Rolfe
Lester Hammerson
Bradgate
Carter
Avery Fell
Baby
M. E
Leo Forbes
Elmer Hough
Redwood Falls
Minnesota
Hough
Harry Eckert
John Hahn
Mamie Franks
Norma Dean Zeck
Spencer
Emil Thompson
Cedar Rapids
A. L. Hughes
Mallard
H. B. Turner
Sioux City
Marguerite Keeney
Lucille Turner
Violet Hahn
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Edwin Zeicher
Henry Hahn
Pearl Carmiichael
A. C. Sands
E. ©. Grove
John Mulroney
Arlene Grove
Kathryn Kolarich
Rush Lake
McThrosh
Miss Brown
Miss Saylor
Woman's Club
Maxwell
Cone
C. W. Larsen
Ruthven
C. R. O'Brien
Little Son
Emmettsburg
J. F. Sondermeyer
Dellivery
Quaker Oats Fix Up Local Buildings and Local Games
The Quaker Oats company staff repaired elevator and coal sheds at the site. Whittemore and Rodman Wall teams played on Sunday with the locals winning 3 to 2. Rodman beat Hardy 11 to 0 and many fans traveled to watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Oats
Quaker Oats Company
Whittemore
Rodman Wall
Rodman Boys
Hardy
Rodman
Mrs Dan Sibrel Dies at Culver Home Sunday Eve
Mrs Dan Sibrel died at 11 45 Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Culver in this city after three weeks of heart leakage. The funeral was held yesterday at 2 30 in the Free M E church with Rev Bachman of Ruthven officiating. Interment was in Evergreen cemetery. Born February 14 1888 in Bingham Illinois she married Dan Sibrel December 24 1917. They lived on a Vernon township farm before moving to the John Beckman place north of town. She is survived by husband two sons Clarence and Russell and three daughters Genevieve Helen and Delores along with eight brothers and sisters.
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Dan Sibrel
Robert Culver
M. E. Church
Bachman Jof Ruthven
Evergreen Cemetery
Winifred Womack
Bingham
Llingis
Sibrel
Palo Alto County
Vernon Township
John Beckman
Russell
Genevieve
Helen
Delores
Dora Worker
Lorento
Illinois
Elizabeth MrDonali
Ilinois
Springfield
James
Joseph
Ora
Oelwein
St. Louis
Tuffy Griffiths Knocks Out New Orleans Man in Chicago
Sioux City boxer Tuffy Griffiths, now living in Chicago, returned to the ring Monday at White City arena and stopped Jack Roper of New Orleans in 41 seconds of the first round a ten round bout. The article notes Griffiths recent marriage and suggests his spouse may keep him disciplined at home.
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Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Chicago
White City
Jack Roper
New Orleans
Tuffy
Memorial Day Services and Local News Roundup
A Ruthven IA community notices memorial services led by Hon. Fred C. Gilchrist of Laurens. The column reports hospital recoveries, a farm fire near town, and various visits, trips, and social events with multiple local residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Gilchrist
Laurens
Brain Derby district winners announced in Iowa meet
The article lists district winners from the state academic brain derby with first place honors in multiple classes across districts one to three. It notes qualifiers advance to finals in Mason City on June 8 and 9 and cites Dr. Everett Linguist of the University of Iowa as organizer. It also reports a separate injury case of Lyle Richardson struck by a train near Akron Ohio, and his condition at Park Hospital.
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N. W. Iowa
Mason City
Everett Linguist
University of Iowa
Lannual
Spencer
Armstrong
Estherville
Marcus
Center Township
Grover
Alton
Algona
Humboldt
Livermore
Wesley
Laverne
Plover
McGregor
Greene
Manchester
Hawkeye
Elkport
Hazelton
The
Globe Gazette
Lyle Richardson
Akron
Ohio
Seventeenth Street
Quincey Avenue
Park Hospital
Leslie McCleary
Freemont
Mich
Richardson
McCleary
Hir
Ubh
Murphy Blames Banking Affiliates for Economic Woes
Louis Murphy, Democratic candidate for U S senator, links the so called money trust to current conditions. He cites a Taft era opinion by Wickersham and Lehmann on bank affiliates and notes formation of 200 national banks and 100 others. He says affiliates loaded American investors with foreign securities and Iowa bankers shifted to bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Glass
Iowa
Glass
Hakes Bros Expand Laurens Warehouse Capacity
Myr and Mrs L Beck of Chicago spent Sunday and Memorial day with Mrs Mary E Beck and other local relatives while Hakes Bros of Laurens increase the capacity of their large warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hakes Bros
Laurens
Myr
L. Beck
Chicago
Rock Island Conductor Travels By Car To Meet Train
Mr and Mrs R W Lowe of Estherville visited Emmetsburg on Friday and then boarded a Milwaukee train to Chicago. Lowe, conductor on the Rock Island local division, worried the east bound Sioux might depart before his party could reach the station, so he hired a car at Wallingford to ensure timely arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
R. W. Lowe
Esthervile
Emmetsburg
Milwaukee
Chicago
Lowe
Estherville
Wallingford
Pig causes two-car crash injuring Carlton Corbett family
Five members of the Carlton Corbett family of Sioux City were injured near Remsen when a pig darted from a ditch into the road causing two cars to collide and overturn. Mrs Corbett a daughter Mr Edward Corbett Jr and Stanley suffered severe cuts and bruises. Mr and Mrs Silas Larson and two Larson children visited in town with Thos Haughstein and wife over Memorial Day weekend.
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Remsen
Carlton Corbett
Sioux City
Remsen Memorial Day
Silas Larson
Minneapolis
Hail Insurance Ad Encourages Farmers to Insure
An old farm notice urges farmers to buy hail insurance from George W. Downs in Guyana saying it is more necessary now than in years of good prices and inviting customers to drop by to complete their insurance.
Dr Arthur Bailey Speaker at Graettinger Memorial Day
Dr Arthur Bailey of Estherville spoke at Graettinger Memorial Day exercises. His patriotic discourse was well received and the event was attended by a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bailey
Graettinger
Estherville
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Omaha
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