Beupagee Watered at Ammers Arg Post Office
An item notes J. W. Beupagee connected with Ammers Arg Town post office as a second class matter.
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
1
An item notes J. W. Beupagee connected with Ammers Arg Town post office as a second class matter.
At the June Emmetsburg council session, Mayor Saunders resigns. George Ent Broad tem, the only regender on the council when Saunders began, praises his service and the city’s progress. Walter G. Middleton succeeds Saunders with a forward looking plan, backed by business leaders and citizens, to continue a creditable administration.
The piece quotes Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler on opportunities for center-stage intellects in the United States, noting practical leaders matter more than purely theoretical minds. It mentions West Point cadets in 19so, Funston’s Manila work, Aguinaldo’s rebellion, and political prospects for several U.S. figures while touching on Mennonite emigration, Chinese labor in Wilkes-Barre, French school inspectors, and veteran bonuses.
The Ringsted Dispatch reports Mina Wiling Lawburn sustained a severe arm injury at a school picnic near Lindh Juhl's home in Independence township. She fell while playing, dislocating her elbow and breaking the limb in two places.
Stebbins traveled from Des Moines to Emmetsburg and reports Missouri suited for cattle raising with hay and Iowa corn for finishing. He notes mild Ozarks frost, plans not to return to Missouri next winter, and recalls a life of travel from England to California and Alto, Iowa, with devotion to old friends.
Congregational Church invites all to a Sunday service at 11 for a program Let the Children Come with child baptism during the rite. The ladies’ missionary society meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W J Brown. Vacation school opens next Monday at 9 30.
A. K L Davis, Western Union operator in Emmetsburg, will transfer to Denison on June 15 per district superintendent W. J. Grady. Miss Orilla Connelly will replace him in Emmetsburg, and the Democrat notes Davis’s satisfactory service and wishes him success in his new posting.
A Red Cross meeting is planned at the Vernon center school Friday evening June 8 at o'clock to decide if Red Cross funds should help maintain a county nurse. Everyone is invited to attend. The Trinity church guild will meet June 13 at 3 PM at Mrs. Schirmer home with several helpers assisting. A St Thomas church circle will host a card party at James Kane’s home east of Emmetsburg on June 12. Rev C T & Tollefson departs tomorrow for the Lutheran church convention in St Paul. Local residents Margeret Higgins returns from Titonka for summer with Emmetsburg relatives. Families from Pocahontas attend Karl Henn Mine funeral. Gjerde and Melling visit from Dodge. Jerven Melling of Pipestone is a visitor at Ole Gjerde’s. Jim Enders, Patrick Watt and baby visit from Woittamora.
The Graettinger Hien School baccalaureate exercises filled the Hawkeye theatre with Rev. C. J. Mekkelson introducing the speaker. Father Savage spoke on physical intellectual and moral development urging religious faith and civic duty. He warned against irreligion and urged students to consider their origins and future actions.
The thirty seventh annual convention of the Iowa Bankers Association will be held at Iowa State College on June 12 13 and 14. The college as host has sent 1900 invitations to bankers statewide with plans for visitor entertainment and possible short motor trips to the college farm and other points of interest.
Miss Lydia Jacobson of Tremes division calls for year round vegetable and fruit production to feed families. She cites a study showing 46 percent of first grade pupils in a central Taes farming community are undernourished due to excessive wheat potatoes and canned foods. Mr and Mrs Dwight Baumgardner and children visited from Sibley. Harold Powers returned home from Town City for the summer with his parents.
A young musician from Mason City who will join a five-band summer tour in July studied clarinet with teachers including Mr. Storer, Tom Wells, B. A Patchen, and Will B, after moving to Des Moines. The report notes lessons received from these named instructors and a link to Philip Sousa’s band connections.
J. D. Sulder of Mason City was released from jail Monday, became intoxicated the next day, and was jailed a third day, keeping peace officers busy.
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